Panasonic Etherea Inverter Plus 35 is a highly efficient wall-mounted air conditioner
with advanced inverter technology. It offers both cooling and heating to create
a comfortable indoor environment year-round. With its compact and stylish
design, it seamlessly fits into various types of rooms. Etherea Inverter Plus
35 is known for its nanoe X technology, which creates a clean and pleasant
indoor climate, and user-friendly features, including quiet operation and easy
smartphone control. Panasonic Etherea comes in three different colors: white,
silver, and black.

Improved Indoor Climate 24/7

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Nanoe X is an innovative technology designed to enhance indoor air quality. It
uses nanoe X ions, which are tiny water-based particles containing hydroxyl
radicals, to effectively remove and neutralize various airborne pollutants,
such as allergens, bacteria, viruses, and odors. By releasing these ions into
the air, Nanoe X helps create a cleaner and healthier indoor environment,
promoting well-being and reducing the risk of respiratory issues. This advanced
technology is integrated into Panasonic Etherea Inverter 35, making it a
valuable addition to homes and spaces where air quality is important.

Smart Control with Voice Assistant

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Etherea 35 is compatible with Panasonic's Comfort Cloud app, designed to easily
manage all system functions via your smart device. With this app, you can
remotely control your AC unit, pre-cool your home, and analyze energy usage
patterns for better budget planning.

Reduce Summer House Heating Costs and Improve Indoor

With
Panasonic Etherea, you can keep your summer cottage, garage, or detached house
frost-free without wasting large amounts of energy. This air conditioner
features a stepless function from +8 to +15°C, which is perfect for your summer
cottage if you want to reduce your heating costs.

Benefits of Panasonic Etherea Inverter Plus 35

Built-in Wi-Fi
Energy-efficient
Air purification function
Quiet operation

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