Daikin heat pumps — overview & buying guide
Six product families, one decision. This hub orients you fast: pick a heat source, an emitter and a service plan. Every linked review traces specs back to the Daikin NL 2026 catalog.
Heat sources
The thermal source the system pulls energy from: outdoor air, ground heat, or domestic hot water only.
Daikin Altherma 4 H
Air-to-water monobloc on R-290. 4–14 kW, SCOP up to 5.15 (35 °C), flow up to 75 °C, 28 dB(A) silent. Suits 80–220 m² homes.
Best for: Terraced, corner and detached homes 80–220 m²
Daikin Altherma GEO
Ground-source heat pump with constant COP above 4.5 year-round. Quiet indoor installation, no outdoor unit.
Best for: Detached homes with garden, new-build, listed buildings
Daikin heat-pump water heater
Domestic-hot-water-only heat pump. Use as supplement to existing CH or as electric-boiler replacement.
Best for: Hybrid setups, apartments, small households
Components
What emits the heat indoors and how you control it: convectors, buffer tanks and Daikin controls.
Heat-pump convectors
Low-temperature radiator replacements. Make a heat pump viable in older homes without underfloor heating.
Best for: Renovation without breaking floors, 1930s homes
Tanks, Madoka and Onecta
Buffer and DHW tanks plus the Madoka thermostat and Onecta app for smart-home integration.
Best for: Optimising existing systems, energy management
Infrastructure
Large-scale applications for HOAs, project developers and long-term service.
Collective solutions
Aquifer-thermal-storage and collective heat pumps for HOAs and apartment blocks. Centrally managed, individually billed.
Best for: HOA boards, housing corporations, project developers
Stand By Me — service & warranty
Daikin's certified-partner programme for service and warranty up to 10 years. Three coverage tiers.
Best for: Anyone buying a new Daikin heat pump
Looking for a quote in the Netherlands? Bekijk de Nederlandse versie — that page links into our quote and configurator flow.