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Costs for 0.283 €/kWh · Eurostat 2026 H1

Split air conditioners · 2.5 kW · cooling and heating

OEM S026OEM3

A++
Cooling, SEER
6.1
Typical 6.9
Heating, SCOP
4.0
Typical 4.1
Cooling cost
€199 / year
+€199 if you also heat with it (average climate)

Class A++ is the most common class in this group (65% of models). Heating efficiency (SCOP 4.0) is below the typical 4.1 of its group.

What it will cost you

Period S026OEM3 SRC20ZSX-WA_SRK20ZSX-W Difference
1 year €199 €20 −€179
5 years €993 €99 −€893
10 years €1,985 €198 −€1,787
15 years €2,978 €297 −€2,680

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Years of use

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Cooling and heating

Cooling season 701 kWh / yr
Heating, average climate 701 kWh / yr

Heating by climate zone

Climate SCOP kWh / yr
Warmer (e.g. Athens) 4.0 701
Average (e.g. Strasbourg) 4.0 701
Colder (e.g. Helsinki) 4.0 701

Same size, lower running cost

On sale, at least 10% less energy, same size group

Model CoolingSEER kWh / yr Saves / year in 10 years
A++ OEM S026OEM3 (this model)
2.5 kW6.1 701 — —
2.0 kW10.0 70 €179 €1,787
2.0 kW10.0 70 €179 €1,787
2.0 kW9.8 71 €178 €1,784
2.0 kW9.8 71 €178 €1,784
2.0 kW9.8 71 €178 €1,784

Label and product sheet

Energy class cooling / heating
A++ / A+
SEER
6.1
SCOP warmer / average / colder
4.0 / 4.0 / 4.0
Cooling design load
2.5 kW
Heating design load (average)
2.5 kW
Yearly cooling
701 kWh
Yearly heating (average climate)
701 kWh
Sound power indoor / outdoor
50 / 62 dB(A)
Refrigerant
R32 (GWP 15)

Model numbers and history

Registered by OEM under one model number.

S026OEM3

  1. Placed on the EU market
  2. First published in the EU register (EPREL)

Questions

How much does the OEM S026OEM3 cost to run?

At one cooling season as on the label it uses about 701 kWh a year according to its EU energy label. At the EU average household price of 0.283 €/kWh that is about €199 a year, or €1,985 over ten years.

What do SEER and SCOP mean?

This model reaches SEER 6.1 and SCOP 4.0 in the average climate: higher is better.