'EHS All-in-One' delivers cooling, floor heating, and hot water with a single outdoor unit
'EHS Heat Pump Boiler' provides five times the efficiency compared to fossil-fuel systems

On September 14, Samsung Electronics announced that it will participate in the '2026 Green Hydrogen Global Forum' held at the Jeju International Convention Center for three days starting today, where it will showcase its residential heating and cooling solutions—the 'Eco Heating System (EHS) All-in-One' and the 'EHS Heat Pump Boiler'.

Samsung Electronics will participate in the '2026 Green Hydrogen Global Forum' held from the 14th to the 16th at the Jeju International Convention Center, showcasing residential heating and cooling electrification solutions. Samsung Electronics

Samsung Electronics will participate in the '2026 Green Hydrogen Global Forum' held from the 14th to the 16th at the Jeju International Convention Center, showcasing residential heating and cooling electrification solutions. Samsung Electronics

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Hosted by the Ministry of Climate, Energy and Environment and the Jeju Special Self-Governing Province, this forum aims to foster global energy transition, with a focus on AI-driven renewable energy innovation and green hydrogen cooperation. Samsung Electronics will present both actual products and conceptual diagrams to intuitively introduce the working principles of the next-generation heat pump intended to replace fossil-fuel-based boilers, along with seasonal usage scenarios tailored for residential environments in Jeju.


The EHS heat pump is an integrated solution that provides heating, cooling, and hot water by utilizing ambient air heat and electricity. It can deliver more heat than traditional fossil-fuel boilers with lower energy supply relative to input energy.


The 'EHS All-in-One' uses a single outdoor unit not only for direct air cooling but also for providing floor heating and hot water by heating water simultaneously. It features a 'Heat Recovery' function that reuses waste heat generated during cooling to produce hot water. Designed to maintain stable heating performance even in subzero temperatures, it is equipped with R32 refrigerant, which has a global warming potential (GWP) about 68% lower than the commonly used R410A refrigerant.


The 'EHS Heat Pump Boiler' achieves a seasonal coefficient of performance (SCOP) of 4.9 (based on 35°C water output), offering approximately five times higher heating energy efficiency compared to power consumption. It is equipped with a freeze-prevention heater and drainage heater technology in the outdoor unit, enabling a stable supply of hot water at 70°C even in temperatures as low as minus 15°C, and providing heating even in minus 25°C environments.


Both products feature intuitive touch display controls and can be linked with the SmartThings application, allowing users to monitor and remotely control both indoor and water output temperatures in real-time, even when outside the home.


Samsung Electronics has newly established a production line for the 'EHS Heat Pump Boiler' at its Gwangju site and is enhancing installation and service expertise to further expand the domestic supply base. The EHS All-in-One is currently being tested in detached houses in Jeju and at the Samsung C&T Residential Research Institute in Yongin, Gyeonggi Province, for a comprehensive review of its applicability to various residential environments.



Jeongmi Park, Vice President and Head of Samsung Electronics Korea, said, "This forum is an opportunity to demonstrate Samsung Electronics’ differentiated heat pump technology and the potential of EHS solutions as the energy transition accelerates," adding, "We will continue to enhance energy efficiency in residential environments and actively contribute to residential heating and cooling electrification in Korea with our high-efficiency solutions."


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