Why Choose VRF HVAC Technology for your new Air Conditioning

Variable refrigerant flow air conditioners (VRF) or variable refrigerant volumes (VRV) are highly energy efficient air conditioners for precise temperature control in commercial buildings. More often, rooms or areas in a building have to work at different temperatures. The cooling and heating requirements of these rooms inevitably change throughout the day, in large part due to changes in occupancy, heat-emitting office equipment and lighting, changes in outside temperatures and, in particular, the position of the sun. This combined effect of internal and external influences often means that some parts of the building must be cooled while other areas must be heated at the same time to maintain a constant and comfortable indoor climate.



A well-designed VRF/VRV system typically serves areas that are known to have opposing heating and cooling loads and can therefore redistribute excess heat from areas requiring cooling to areas requiring heating. The VRF/VRV heat recovery system offers the highest energy efficiency and achieves SCOP/SIER above 5.0.

In its simplest form, a single outdoor unit VRF/VRV supplies multiple indoor units connected to it by a copper piping system containing refrigerant. The VRF/VRV technology achieves extremely high efficiency by converting refrigerant flow into the indoor unit based on the exact requirements of each zone. This allows precise temperature control and thus the comfort is divided into zones.

VRF/VRV air conditioners also benefit from the flexibility and modularity of the design. Multiple outdoor units can be linked together to increase the total system capacity and thereby increase the possibility of heat recovery. Indoor units are available in a variety of types and sizes, making them suitable for most applications. These systems can also be designed to minimize or even eliminate the need for air ducts, making them less expensive to implement and easier to install in tight spaces.

Complex controls allow the system to be optimized and give users complete control over their local environment without affecting other areas of the same system. These controls can also be easily integrated into the BMS building management system if required.

Main advantages of AC VRF/VRV:

·       Very energy efficient

·       Precise temperature control

·       Simultaneous heating and cooling

·       Heat recovery

·       Zoning convenience

·       Flexible and modular design

·       Easier to install

·       Sophisticated and easy-to-use controls

These are some of the benefits of choosing VRF/VRV technology for your next air conditioner. If you are looking to an air conditioner VRF or VRV, then you consider buying from Hitachi Aircon, which offers the most advanced and energy-efficient air conditioners.

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