Mono-split
One indoor unit, one outdoor unit. The simplest and most affordable option for a bedroom, office or living room.
Air conditioning and heat pumps across Luxembourg. Against a top floor in July, a fan won't help, and neither will complaining about it at the office. A modern split system will: cooling when it presses, heating when it bites. We advise you, size the capacity and have it installed properly.
Move the temperature – the page switches between summer and winter mode.
The type of unit decides comfort, cost and how much building work is involved. These four systems cover almost every home in Luxembourg.
One indoor unit, one outdoor unit. The simplest and most affordable option for a bedroom, office or living room.
Several indoor units on a single outdoor unit. Each room is controlled separately, with only one box on the façade.
Low on the wall or in a suspended ceiling. Discreet, even air distribution, ideal where wall space is tight.
Completely hidden in the ceiling void, with only slim grilles on show. Needs space and planning.

Every modern split system is technically an air-to-air heat pump. In summer it moves heat outdoors; in winter it reverses the cycle and pulls heat out of the outside air, even below freezing.
Depending on the outdoor temperature, one kilowatt-hour of electricity becomes three to five kilowatt-hours of heat. In spring and autumn that is often cheaper than gas or oil heating, and it pairs perfectly with a solar PV system.
From enquiry to commissioning usually takes two to six weeks.
You describe the rooms, the floor and your goal. Two minutes of form filling.
We clarify capacity, unit type and possible mounting positions by phone.
On site we check pipe routes, the electrical supply and where the outdoor unit can go.
You receive a fixed-price offer including material, installation and commissioning.
Fitting takes half a day to two days depending on the system. We work clean and tidy up.
Introduction to the remote and app, documentation, maintenance advice.

Air conditioners contain fluorinated refrigerants. In the EU, anyone who charges, tests or recovers them needs a personal certificate under the F-Gas Regulation. A poorly flared connection leaks, loses capacity and destroys the compressor.
So clima.lu handles the advice and the enquiry, and the work goes to a certified partner company we have a formal agreement with. You get one point of contact and a properly installed system with a warranty.
Guide prices including standard installation in Luxembourg. The exact figure comes with the quote after the site visit.
2.5 kW unit, standard installation, pipe run up to 4 metres, commissioning.
One outdoor unit, two indoor units, separate control.
Typical for a terraced house with bedrooms upstairs.
Cleaning, function and pressure check, hygiene inspection.
For a detached house a split system normally needs no permit. Exceptions apply to protected buildings and to communes with rules on façade installations or noise. In a condominium or rented flat you need the owners' consent, because the outdoor unit sits on shared façade. We clarify this with you before installation.
Current units sit at roughly 45 to 52 dB(A) at one metre in night mode, comparable to a quiet fridge a few metres away. Placement matters most: not under a neighbour's bedroom window, away from reflecting walls and on anti-vibration mounts.
A 2.5 kW unit draws 0.4 to 0.9 kW in real use. Six hours a day on hot days works out at roughly €0.60 to €1.40 per day, which for a Luxembourg summer usually means €40 to €90 per room.
Outside heatwaves the wait is usually two to four weeks. From June to August it rises sharply. Enquiring in spring gets you the better slot and often the better price.
A short form, a free assessment. No subscription, no hidden costs, no sharing with anyone except the company doing the work.