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Kensa Q

Kensa Q is an 83 kW three-phase ground source heat pump for large and commercial buildings, designed for standalone or cascaded systems.

Specifications

SpecificationValue
TypeGSHP, brine-to-water
Rated output (kW)83
Rated-output conditionsB0/W35
SCOP (seasonal coefficient of performance) at 35°C4.14
SCOP at 55°C3.48
Maximum flow temperature (°C)64
RefrigerantR407C, 6.8 kg
Sound power (dB)72.3 dB(A)
MCS certifiedno; 83 kW rated output is outside MCS product-certification scope
Warranty (years)1 from shipment without registration; 4 free from commissioning with registration within 30 days; 8 paid at point of sale with registration within 30 days, for qualifying post-1 February 2026 UK installations
ModelQ80-MAK
Power input B0 W35 kW20.5
COP B0 W353.94
Compressortwin scroll
Supply380–420 V three-phase, 50 Hz
Dimensions (mm)1718 high x 755 wide x 1418 deep
Dry weight kg665

Kensa Q is a large, three-phase ground source heat pump for commercial buildings and central plant rooms. The current Q80-MAK is rated at 83 kW at B0/W35. It can operate alone or form part of a cascade where the design needs more capacity or staged operation.

Performance

At B0/W35, power input is 20.5 kW and COP is 3.94. Its average-climate SCOP is 4.14 at the 35°C application and 3.48 at 55°C. The maximum flow temperature is 64°C.

Mechanical and electrical data

The unit uses two scroll compressors and 6.8 kg of R407C. Its supply is 380 to 420 V three phase at 50 Hz, with a 65 A supply rating. Typical running current at B0/W35 is 38 A.

The casing measures 1,718 mm high, 755 mm wide and 1,418 mm deep and has a dry weight of 665 kg. Sound power is 72.3 dB(A). Its size and mass affect plant-room access, lifting and floor loading.

System integration

Primary and heating-water connections are DN50. Cascade operation and BMS integration are supported, while the required controls and communications interfaces remain project-specific. Q80-MAK is outside MCS scope.

Warranty routes

For Kensa heat pumps sold after 1 February 2026, the UK warranty has three routes. The out-of-box term is one year from shipment without registration. The free standard term is four years from commissioning when registered within 30 days. The eight-year extension must be bought at the point of sale for £480, costs more for cascades and also requires registration within 30 days of commissioning.

These routes apply to qualifying UK installations by a Kensa-approved, MCS-certified or otherwise competent installer. Eight years is therefore an available paid extension, not the unconditional standard warranty.

Brand

Kensa

Reference type

Heat-pump or fixed-AC model

Last reviewed

31 Jul 2026

Current status

Current in the manufacturer's UK range.