AIR CONDITIONING PRODUCT OF THE YEAR
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Mitsubishi Electric City Multi R32 VRF Air Conditioner
M
itsubishi Electric has launched new R32 VRF air conditioning systems to off er the UK market the fi rst complete range of lower Global Warming Potential (GWP) solutions.
The R32 City Multi YNW range is available in both heat recovery and heat pump variants to deliver lower GWP for large air conditioning systems. For the fi rst time in the UK, this allows customers to use one single lower GWP refrigerant across a complete building or an entire network. Available to specify from October, the new R32 City Multi models will be in stock from January 2020, off ering sizes from 22kW to 34kW in both heat recovery and heat pump variants.
With a range of ducted and 4-way blow ceiling cassette indoor units available, the systems provide fl exibility of installation for R32 VRF in many applications.
They also work with the comprehensive range of advanced controllers to ensure eff ective and effi cient operation.
By increasing the amount, size and scope of R32 available in the market, this new product range will help lead to a signifi cant reduction in the global warming impact of HVAC equipment in the UK. R32 is now the norm for split-type air conditioning systems off ering a lower GWP (675) than R410A (2088). Whilst Mitsubishi Electric’s unique R32 Hybrid VRF has provided a viable R32 solution for larger systems, no standard VRF range using R32 has been available – until now. Utilising the innovative and highly effi cient City Multi YNW outdoor unit, this R32 solution off ers complete design fl exibility, high effi ciency and low noise.
2020
Finalists Vectios from CIAT VRV IV+ with Certifi ed Reclaimed Refrigerant Allocation from Daikin UK
Airstage J-IIIL 50kW from Fujitsu General Air Conditioning
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City Multi R32 VRF Air Conditioner from Mitsubishi Electric
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