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No price increase for added benefits of R32
With the launch of the new R32 Mr Slim Power Inverter range, Mitsubishi Electric is sending a big signal to the market that it’s time to choose the next generation of innovative and versatile air conditioning.
“We’ve kept the price exactly the same as our current R410A Mr Slim Power Inverters to encourage the adoption of R32.” Carl Dickinson.
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Anyone who uses air conditioning, commissions it, designs it, installs or maintains it needs to understand the ramifications of the F-Gas Regulations and what this means for them, their clients and their buildings,” explains Carl Dickinson on behalf of the company.
In March 2014, the European Parliament passed the 2014 EU F-Gas Regulation legislation with the sole objective of reducing F-Gas emissions by 79% between 2015 and 2030, by cutting the availability of hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) with a high Global Warming Potential (GWP). Any option for the next generation of refrigerant gas must be able to meet the demands of this stringent legislation in reducing the environmental impact of HFCs – and that’s where the R32 Mr Slim Power Inverter range comes in. The chosen solution – R32 refrigerant, has a GWP of 675 compared to R410A refrigerant which has a GWP of 2,088 and Dickinson sees this as an important reason why the market is expected to move quickly to the new refrigerant: “Not only will this help businesses demonstrate what they are doing to help the environment, the use of R32 also allows the Mr Slim units to offer efficiency increases compared to equivalent R410A models.”
Comprehensive line-up
Mitsubishi Electric is first to the UK market with such an expansive line-up and the new R32 Mr Slim Power Inverter models have been built specifically for the new refrigerant. The range includes ten outdoor units offering single-phase and 3-phase options, with a
capacity range from 3.5 to 14kW and full heating capacity down to -3°C. 25 individual indoor units are also available as ceiling cassettes, ceiling concealed ducted, wall mounted and ceiling suspended models. Mr Slim Power Inverters are also available in twin and triple multi-split configurations delivering complete flexibility for system designers. The Mr Slim R32 Power Inverter models bring together the latest
technology, whilst maintaining the familiarity of the current Mr Slim Power Inverter range as Dickinson explains: “The size, look, feel and controls for the new R32 models remain the same as existing R410A Power Inverter models, so that changing over to R32 will be as easy as possible for building owners.
“We have recognised that familiarity is important for global brands, such as high street retailers that need to ensure consistency of design, whatever size of building they operate,” he adds, “this should make it easier for companies that want to embrace R32 to show how they are helping combat global warming.
Longer pipe runs
Not only do the systems offer better performance at the same price, they also offer longer pipe runs with 100 metres available on the 10kW, 12.5kW and 14kW models – 25 metres longer than the equivalent R410A versions and the longest currently available on the market. This includes a 30 metre lift that is unique in the UK. The longer pipe runs are designed to make Mr Slim R32 even more flexible and allow systems to
be installed where previous site restrictions would not allow.
“We have also kept the price exactly the same as our current R410A Mr Slim Power Inverter line up as we see this eliminating a big hurdle in the adoption of this new refrigerant, which is an important change to help combat global warming,” explains Dickinson.
The new R32 Mr Slim line-up is available from July 2017.
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Mr Slim R32 Power Inverter models are
available in twin
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and triple split configurations with extended 100m pipe runs including a 30m lift.
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