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Two MHI KXZ2 VRF outdoor units were selected..jpg


getting the project over the line, and said that the system was already exceeding expectations in terms of performance. He said: “Overall, the system provides all that was expected and the reduction in power usage will enable a return on investment sooner than predicted. “The cassettes blend in with the surrounding tiling and the neat appearance of the external units are a defi nite upgrade from our old system. “The controllers for each unit are neat and modern with a system that allows for easy access to the major control requirements and access through password for additional information. This ease of use allows for individual sections to have the desired temperature without aff ecting other users. “Modo off ered a convincing solution to our needs and the team worked diligently and showed a great work ethic.” MHI Projects off ers support through the Beijer Ref branch network of DW, HRP, RW and DWG.


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Sister company Modo Cooling was able to demonstrate a potential saving of 40% in running costs compared to the existing system using the Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) fl exible 3-pipe heat recovery VRF solution, with a predicted return on investment (ROI) period of three years.


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