Variable Refrigerant Flow (VRF) is everywhere these days. If you work in HVAC, you can’t escape it. The brochures promise efficiency, flexibility, and comfort – sometimes they sound like VRF can solve ...
Heat exchange efficiency has long been a bottleneck in VRF system design. The V9 breaks through this limitation with its 310° G-type heat exchanger that maximizes heat exchange efficiency under the ...
Designed for diverse applications, the VU-7 system supports up to 64 indoor units, features a wide range of indoor models, ...
Seeking increased business opportunities, contractors can look to variable refrigerant flow (VRF), a growing segment in the HVAC marketplace, as an added piece to their business arsenal. Why VRF? “If ...
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