Wonder if they mean an efficiency of 125% at 55⁰ C output.
Most probably the 12 year old in the publicity department misunderstood what was given to them.
Too right.
Why knowing what the heat load of the building, at the start of a project, is so important.
Sometimes I think they need to put a digital display on a roll of mineral wool insulation. Make it a bit more 21st Century.
How does that solve the problem of a poorly insulated house with high air leakage?
Insulation and airthghness does not need to cost a fortune, though it often takes time and can be messy.
Our log saunas has long coach bolts that were used to tighten up the logs every few weeks when they were first installed.
Obviously airtightness was not the main concern with a sauna, but it was not unusual to have a 100°C temperature difference.
I have a sunbed kicking about, moved house with me a few times.
Great for warming up on, and you get a tan.
Probably delivers around 1 kW/m2.
No reason it cannot be wall or ceiling mounted.