The company’s most significant rollout, the H-Pack indoor heat pump, targets the persistent European challenge of limited exterior space and strict building codes. By eliminating the traditional outdoor unit, the modular system allows for easier installation and maintenance, supported by remote diagnostics. Case studies presented at the booth highlighted the unit's versatility in diverse residential environments, offering both all-electric and hybrid operational modes.
Beyond heating, Midea introduced the VitaBreeze series, which integrates AirGrid technology for precise, smartphone-controlled airflow direction. The premium Raynor Pro split system, an iF Design Award winner, is engineered specifically for Nordic climates, maintaining full heating capacity at -25°C and operational stability down to -40°C. Meanwhile, the PortaSplit model continues to gain traction for its window-mounted design, with a scheduled transition to R290 refrigerant by 2027.

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