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Climate 7000i
Bosch Climate 7000i 3.4 kW is a wall-mounted air conditioner in class A+++ with integrated Wi-Fi, voice control and heating at outdoor temperatures down to -30°C.
- Wi-Fi
- White
- Heating function
- Anti-allergen
- Cooling capacity
- 3.4kW
- Indoor unit noise
- from24dB(A)
- Heats in outdoor frost
- down to−30°C
Price incl. installation
Price on request
What installation includes
- Installation of the indoor and outdoor unit
- Up to a few metres of refrigerant, electrical and condensate routing
- Wall penetration and neat routing of the installation
- Carrying out the vacuum and checking the system for tightness
- Charging with refrigerant and starting the unit up
- Checking the operating parameters and configuring the controls
- Operating instruction and handover of the warranty documents
The Bosch Climate 7000i is the top wall-mounted series among the Bosch models we describe: class A+++ in cooling and heating, Wi-Fi built into the unit and support for voice commands. The set presented here carries the commercial designation 35 in the catalogue (indoor unit CL7000iU W 35 E, outdoor unit CL7000i 35 E), but the nominal cooling capacity in the technical table is 3.4 kW, which is why we name it that way. Heating capacity is 4.1 kW. The manufacturer offers the series in five capacities, from 2 kW to 5.3 kW.
The key numbers define the character of the unit. SEER 9.7 and SCOP 5.1 give class A+++ in both modes, and the indoor unit's sound pressure level lies between 24 and 43 dB. The outdoor unit is 56 dB. The heating operating range runs from -30 to 30°C and the cooling range from -15 to 50°C. The indoor unit is wide (907 x 254 x 306 mm) and weighs 12.4 kg, so it needs more room than more modest models. In return you get a casing that comes in three colours: white, silver and black.
This is a proposal for someone who wants to control the air conditioner from a phone without buying a module and thinks about heating on colder days too. Whether this set suits your flat is something we check during a free assessment, and we quote the installed price after a free assessment. In the following parts we show where the Climate 7000i gets its position and honestly mark what the manufacturer's catalogue does not confirm.
Overview and positioning
The Climate 7000i is described by the manufacturer as an efficient and effective air conditioner that is easy to match to customers' rooms. Three things set it apart: a high seasonal class, three colour versions of the indoor unit, and Wi-Fi connectivity without any extra activation key or accessory. In practice it stands above simpler series that need a separate module for the app.
The variant described here has a nominal 3.4 kW of cooling, so it corresponds to a living room or a large bedroom in a flat of typical size. Customers sometimes look for it under the commercial name 35. It is the same set: the Bosch catalogue numbers sets by class, and the real nominal capacity that matters for sizing is 3.4 kW. When comparing offers it is therefore worth looking at unit codes rather than at the number in the name alone.
For Warsaw this matters for two reasons. First, in new apartment buildings the look of the indoor unit often matters, and here you can choose from three colours. Second, our winters can be frosty, and the manufacturer states heating operation down to -30°C, a wider range than in the simpler series of this brand.
Cooling and heating technology
In cooling the unit delivers 3.4 kW at SEER 9.7, and in heating 4.1 kW at SCOP 5.1. Both values fall in class A+++. Heating capacity is clearly higher than cooling capacity, which helps in a flat where the air conditioner should support heating in the shoulder seasons. The catalogue gives no minimum or maximum capacity for this variant, so we do not describe a modulation range and do not promise specific behaviour at very low load.
The outdoor temperature range is -15 to 50°C in cooling and -30 to 30°C in heating. The lower heating limit is the most important difference compared with cheaper series. That does not mean the flat will be heated by the air conditioner alone at -30°C: heating capacity falls as the outdoor temperature drops, so in frost we treat the unit as a supplement to the main heat source. The refrigerant is R32 and the pipe run between the units can be up to 25 m. That is enough in most flats, but we measure the real length and the pipe route on site, because possible surcharges depend on them.
The manufacturer lists the Anti-Frost mode among the series functions, as it does energy consumption monitoring. The catalogue does not describe how they work in detail, so we do not state what the reports look like or at what temperature the mode switches on. If you need that, we will check the manufacturer's documentation before you order, rather than guess.
Comfort and air quality
The advanced ioniser produces millions of ions which, according to the manufacturer, neutralise viruses and bacteria. The i-Clean function removes dust, mould and greasy deposits from the indoor unit's heat exchanger to prevent unpleasant smells and bacterial growth. An HD high-density filter and a cold catalytic filter add to this. We do not call any of them self-cleaning: i-Clean concerns the exchanger, and the filters still need cleaning as the manual says.
Air distribution is handled by 3D mode, in which the louvres move vertically and horizontally. Wind Avoid Me directs the airflow to the ceiling, so you avoid direct draughts. Follow Me adjusts the temperature to the place where the remote lies. After 30 minutes without movement in the room, the presence sensor starts a mode that limits energy use, which is handy in a study or guest room used irregularly.
Low noise is not where this series stands out against the cheaper Bosch models. According to the catalogue, the indoor unit runs at 24 to 43 dB, a little louder than the Climate 3000i and 4000i. The manufacturer also states that Silent Mode lowers fan noise to 21 dB(A). In a bedroom it is therefore worth choosing quiet mode and checking how it feels on site.
Controls and Wi-Fi
This is where the Climate 7000i differs most clearly from simpler Bosch models. The manufacturer states that Wi-Fi control is integrated, and that connecting to the Bosch HomeCom Easy app needs no extra activation key or other accessories. That way you can manage the air conditioner from anywhere, for instance by switching on cooling on your way home from work.
The second novelty is voice command support. The manufacturer writes that you can use easy voice operation, without the standard wireless remote, and mentions a voice assistant. We do not name assistants because the catalogue does not; before purchase we will check with you which solution you want to work with and confirm it in the manufacturer's documentation.
In the technical table the controller type is a standard wireless remote, so the remote remains the basic tool even when your home network is down or your phone is flat. We do the configuration at commissioning: we set the modes, check the Wi-Fi connection in the flat and show you how to use the app. If the router is far from the unit, we discuss coverage at the assessment. The app makes sense mainly if you really switch the unit on remotely. If you do not, nothing is lost, and the remote does the same jobs.
Design and build
The indoor unit comes in three colour versions: white, silver and black, and the technical data is the same in all of them. This description concerns the set with the white unit. If you prefer silver or black, tell us before the quote, because the indoor unit's catalogue number is then different and we have to confirm availability. The data is identical in all three colours, so the choice is purely aesthetic and does not change capacity, noise or energy use.
The casing is 907 mm wide, 254 mm deep and 306 mm high, and weighs 12.4 kg. It is a wider and heavier unit than in the basic series, so it needs a solid fixing and a free wall of suitable length. Above a sofa or a bed it will take up a good part of the wall, and in a narrow niche it may simply not fit; with low ceilings we also check that there is enough room for the air outlet.
Colour matters more here than in a typical model, because the unit is large and dominates the wall. White blends into light plaster and Scandinavian-style interiors. Black, one of the three versions in the manufacturer's description, looks better on dark walls and in loft-style flats, but shows dust. Silver is a compromise. The outdoor unit has a sound pressure level of 56 dB, which should be considered when choosing a balcony or facade, especially when a neighbour's bedroom window is close. We discuss the location at the assessment, together with any consent needed from your building community or manager.
Installation and service
During installation we mount the indoor and outdoor units, run the refrigerant, electrical and condensate lines over a distance of up to a few metres and make the wall pass-through, taking care of a neat pipe layout. We then evacuate the system, check it for leaks, charge it with refrigerant and start the air conditioner.
Afterwards we check the operating parameters, configure the controls, including the home network connection, show you how to use the unit and hand over the warranty documents. Possible surcharges are discussed before work: a longer run, drilling through concrete or reinforced concrete, chasing, a condensate pump, work from a lift platform. The maximum installation length is 25 m, and we set the scope at the free assessment.
In use, remember the filters and the annual service. The i-Clean function limits deposits on the exchanger, but it does not replace cleaning the HD filter or checking the condensate drain. A wide indoor unit has a large surface, so dust shows on it faster than on a small one. Before the first season, ask for a short walk-through of operation: how quiet mode works, how to set the airflow direction with Wind Avoid Me, how to connect the unit to the app and where the filter sits. Such small details save phone calls to service later. If you notice a change in how the unit works, for example a new sound or dripping, report it at once instead of waiting for the service visit. We quote the installed price after a free assessment.
Who this model is for — summary
Choose the Climate 7000i 3.4 kW if you want Wi-Fi and voice control from the start, as standard, together with class A+++ in cooling and heating, SEER 9.7 and SCOP 5.1. It suits someone who uses the air conditioner all year, cares about how the interior looks and wants to match the unit's colour to the walls.
Consider something more modest if you have a small niche where a wide 907 mm unit will not fit, or if control by remote is entirely enough for you. In that case the higher class and connectivity bring little benefit, and a simpler series may be the more sensible choice. The catalogue does not confirm information on the capacity modulation range for this variant, so we do not assess that feature.
It is also worth considering in a house or ground-floor flat whose windows face the street, where you need reliable cooling on hot days and in winter like to top up the living room heat without starting the whole heating system. The heating range down to -30°C gives a reserve that more modest series lack, although real output in frost depends on the outdoor temperature. It looks less favourable in a small bedroom, where 3.4 kW is too much and the wide unit dominates the room. Book a free assessment: we will measure the run, judge the place for the wide indoor unit and tell you whether installation fits the standard scope. We quote the installed price after a free assessment.
Technical data
Specifications
| Model (indoor / outdoor unit) | CL7000iU W 35 E / CL7000i 35 E |
|---|---|
| Cooling capacity (nom.) | 3.4 kW |
| Heating capacity (nom.) | 4.1 kW |
| SEER (cooling) | 9.7 — class A+++ |
| SCOP (heating) | 5.1 — class A+++ |
| Refrigerant | R32 |
| Noise level (indoor, min.–max.) | 24–43 dB(A) |
| Noise level (outdoor) | 56 dB(A) |
| Indoor unit dimensions (W/D/H) | 907/254/306 mm |
| Indoor unit weight | 12.4 kg |
| Operating range (cooling, outdoor) | -15°C to +50°C |
| Operating range (heating, outdoor) | -30°C to +30°C |
| Max. pipe length | 25 m |
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Does the Bosch Climate 7000i heat in frost?
The manufacturer gives a heating operating range of -30 to 30°C outdoor temperature. Heating capacity is 4.1 kW at SCOP 5.1. In hard frost capacity falls, so we do not treat the air conditioner as the only source of heat.
Do I need to buy a Wi-Fi module?
No. According to the manufacturer Wi-Fi control is integrated, and connecting to the Bosch HomeCom Easy app needs no extra activation key or other accessories. Voice command support is described as available without the standard remote.
How loud is the Climate 7000i?
The indoor unit has a sound pressure level of 24 to 43 dB, and in quiet mode fan operation drops to 21 dB(A), according to the manufacturer. The outdoor unit is 56 dB.
How much space does the indoor unit need and what colours are available?
The unit measures 907 x 254 x 306 mm and weighs 12.4 kg. The manufacturer offers three colours: white, silver and black. Our description covers the set with the white unit, and the maximum installation length is 25 m.
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