Rotenso specializes in modern HVAC solutions, including energy-efficient air conditioners, heat pumps, and VRF systems designed for residential and commercial use.
Rotenso is a prominent manufacturer of air conditioning and heating systems, headquartered in Ruda Śląska, Poland. Established in 2016, the company has rapidly grown to become a reliable supplier of HVAC solutions, offering a comprehensive range of products including wall-mounted air conditioners, commercial duct and cassette units, and advanced air-to-water heat pumps. Their product lines, such as the Aquami and Airmi series, are designed with a focus on energy efficiency, environmental sustainability (using R32 refrigerant), and user comfort.
Rotenso integrates modern technology into its systems, offering smart connectivity features compatible with applications like Smart Life and NetHome Plus. This allows users to control their indoor climate remotely, ensuring optimal comfort and efficient operation. From split systems to complex VRF installations, Rotenso provides versatile climate control solutions tailored to the needs of modern buildings.
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To reset the Wi-Fi module, press the 'DISPLAY' or 'ECO' button on the remote controller 6 times, or use a suitable tool to press the reset button on the Wi-Fi module itself until 'CF' or 'AP' appears on the indoor display.
Rotenso products are often compatible with the 'Smart Life - SmartHome' app or 'NetHome Plus', available for Android and iOS. Refer to your specific model's user manual to confirm the correct application.
Pressing the emergency button once typically starts the forced COOLING operation. Pressing it twice within 3 seconds starts the forced HEATING operation. Pressing it again usually switches the unit off.
It is recommended to clean the air filters periodically (e.g., every month) to ensure efficient operation and good air quality. Always disconnect the power supply before cleaning.
The model name can generally be found on the rating plate attached to the side or bottom of the indoor and outdoor units.