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Samsung Electronics: Heat pumps and controls for connected buildings

Samsung Electronics makes EHS air-to-water heat pumps and control accessories for residential heating and hot-water systems.

Summary

Best for
Heating projects using matched Samsung EHS equipment, controls and an appropriately selected integration accessory.
Less suited to
Assuming an EHS outdoor unit has a native general-purpose Modbus port or that model options are interchangeable.
Deployment
An outdoor heat pump and compatible Samsung controller; MIM-B19N is a separate integration module.
Data in
EHS operating information through the MIM-B19N module’s documented Modbus RTU table.
Pricing
The heat pump, control kit, accessories, installation and service are specified for each system.

Overview

Samsung Electronics supplies residential and commercial climate equipment within a broader electronics business. Its commercial solutions catalogue describes EHS residential heat pumps alongside DVM S Mini and DVM S2 variable-refrigerant-flow systems and the DVM Chiller hydronic range. These address different building sizes and heating, cooling and hot-water arrangements.

For a commercial building, the climate buying guide distinguishes larger multi-room systems from other options, including hydronic equipment. Samsung also describes design assistance and controls in its commercial catalogue. The equipment family and regional configuration determine which indoor units, controls and services form part of a project.

Offering

The EHS Mono HT Quiet brochure identifies R32 outdoor units including AE080BXYDEG/EU, with optional indoor and control components. It presents the outdoor unit, ClimateHub or control kit, wired control and other interfaces as elements of a configurable heating system. The installation therefore depends on the selected model and matched components, rather than one universal equipment bundle.

Samsung’s model information identifies the AE080BXYDEG/EU unit. For a supervisory connection, the separate MIM-B19N module manual documents a Modbus interface and an EHS table. This allows the equipment, its local control and the additional integration module to be evaluated as distinct parts of the installation.

Technology

The MIM-B19N/B19NT manual describes a module that tracks supported equipment on Samsung’s R1/R2 network and provides a Modbus RTU interface. Its EHS table includes status and temperature values. The module is the Modbus device; a reader should use the table and tracked device address for the installed configuration rather than treating the outdoor unit as a standalone Modbus endpoint.

The outdoor installation manual documents the R32 equipment and its installation requirements. Electrical input measurement and hydronic heat measurement are separate from the controller’s communication interface. A performance calculation needs a defined measurement boundary, including any auxiliary heaters or pumps that the calculation is intended to cover.

Markets

Samsung’s commercial climate catalogue addresses offices, hotels and retail spaces. It describes cassette indoor units, DVM variable-refrigerant-flow equipment and hydronic solutions, as well as technical support and design tools for project professionals. Its EHS heat-pump range addresses a different use: residential heating-system sizing and selection.

The UK buying guide describes DVM S2 for larger buildings such as hotels and offices, with up to 64 indoor units and options for different rooms. It also presents a water-based HVM approach. These are manufacturer-described system capabilities; actual product availability, indoor-unit selection and building design depend on the market and project.

Company

Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. was incorporated in 1969 and adopted its current name in 1984, according to its investor FAQ. The corporate report identifies Suwon as its headquarters and describes finished-product and component businesses, including the Device eXperience and Device Solutions divisions. Samsung Electronics and Samsung SDI are separate companies; the climate equipment described here is from Samsung Electronics.

The company’s commercial solutions catalogue illustrates the breadth of its building offer, from displays and connected technology to climate equipment. Its climate section includes VRF, hydronic and residential heat-pump families, with design assistance for professional projects. The regional buying guide gives practical examples of how the equipment is positioned for different building types.

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References

  1. Samsung Electronics 2024 corporate overview (opens in a new tab) (PDF)
  2. Samsung Electronics investor relations FAQ (opens in a new tab)
  3. EHS Mono HT Quiet support (opens in a new tab)
  4. EHS R32 Mono outdoor installation manual DB68-11904A-05 (opens in a new tab) (PDF)
  5. EHS Mono HT Quiet product brochure (opens in a new tab) (PDF)
  6. AE080BXYDEG/EU product information (opens in a new tab)
  7. MIM-B19N/B19NT Modbus interface module installation manual (opens in a new tab) (PDF)
  8. Samsung climate solutions buying guide for business (opens in a new tab)
  9. Samsung B2B solutions catalogue (opens in a new tab) (PDF)

This profile does not imply a commercial relationship with Samsung Electronics and may contain inaccuracies.