Heat pump with climate function (cooling via air or air duct)

Hello everyone,

we are currently planning the construction of our single-family house.
In this context, we are also dealing with the large topic of "heating."

Our choice has already fallen on a heat pump, although that is all for now.
Since we are "opponents of high temperatures," we would be interested to know if there are already heat pumps that can also cool via air in the summer.

I have already seen that there are heat pumps that are supposed to cool via underfloor heating, but the purpose is not yet clear to me.

Since we will install an air duct, I would be interested to know if it is also possible to run cooling through this duct.

Thank you in advance for your information / experiences

Regards
André

Hello André,
what do you mean by air duct? Cooling via a ventilation system is not sensible because the volume flow is too low.
With active cooling using a heat pump and underfloor heating, one should not expect too great an effect, as with an air conditioning system. The floor should not be cooled too much, as otherwise condensation can form. Additional fans can help, as cold air stays near the floor.
There are also cooling ceilings or fan coil units, but in that case I would rather recommend a professional air conditioning system.

Hi Daniel,
yes exactly - it is a ventilation system.
I almost thought that air conditioning via underfloor heating is not quite optimal.

Which air conditioner(s) could you recommend? What would a professional solution basically look like?