 | Mitsubishi Electric has introduced new single-fan mini-VRF air conditioning units featuring the company’s smallest-ever City Multi chassis. The systems provide multi-room heating or cooling for projects under 20kW and are said to offer better efficiency, flexibility and controllability when compared to multi-split systems. In today’s congested urban environments, developers face pressure on both equipment costs and limited space, making mini-VRF systems a highly attractive option. |
Mitsubishi's Jordan Jeewood said: “These new PUMY models are ideal for boutique hotels, retail and high-end, designer outlets, as well as mixed-use buildings, where the siting, noise level and the height of the outdoor unit can sometimes pose a challenge.
“Most importantly, developers can mix and match different indoor units from our M Series, Mr Slim and City Multi VRF range including our stylish new wall-mounted units to provide complete design flexibility and makes the PUMY a great choice for multi-room applications.”
Available in 12.5kW, 14kW and 15.5kW, up to 12 indoor units can be connected to the R410A models which are also 10 per cent cheaper than the equivalent double-fan PUMY and offer a 27 per cent reduction in height and weight.
The current models are all single phase but 3-phase models will be available from May.
More information from airconditioning@meuk.mee.com
“Most importantly, developers can mix and match different indoor units from our M Series, Mr Slim and City Multi VRF range including our stylish new wall-mounted units to provide complete design flexibility and makes the PUMY a great choice for multi-room applications.”
Available in 12.5kW, 14kW and 15.5kW, up to 12 indoor units can be connected to the R410A models which are also 10 per cent cheaper than the equivalent double-fan PUMY and offer a 27 per cent reduction in height and weight.
The current models are all single phase but 3-phase models will be available from May.
More information from airconditioning@meuk.mee.com
