18 June 2019
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 | Toshiba says it now has the widest range of R32 split systems available in the UK, following the completion of its line-up of Super Digital Inverter (SDI) equipment. The latest additions to the light commercial R32 range include the new Big Super Digital Inverter (SDI) outdoor unit, available in 8hp and 10hp versions, and a complete range of R32 indoor units, including ceiling cassettes, high-walls, consoles and high static pressure duct-mounted units. |
The systems have energy ratings of A+++/A++ and deliver cooling with a Seasonal Energy Efficiency Rating (SEER) of up to 7.01, and heating with a Seasonal Coefficient of Performance (SCOP) of up to 4.36, depending on the model and outdoor-indoor unit combination. As a result of design improvements and system optimisation, the refrigerant charge has been significantly reduced, from 5.9kg in the previous model to 5kg in the latest version.
Neil Hitching, sales director for Toshiba, said: “The new SDI systems have been totally redesigned to maximise safety and performance with A2L-class refrigerants, such as R32. Research carried out in-house shows they deliver best-in-class performance for currently available systems of this type, with power input significantly reduced for a given output. This is great news for users of Toshiba equipment, who now have access to the widest range of R32 splits from a single supplier, backed by our industry leading warranty and customer service.”
The previous refrigerant, R410A, has a GWP of 2088, compared with 675 for R32. In terms of performance, R32 has similar working pressures to R410A, however R32 has better heat transfer and delivers higher capacity than R410A, making systems more efficient and assisting in charge size reduction.
Toshiba offers training in the safe handling of R32 and other flammable refrigerants at Waterlooville, Tiverton, Milton Keynes and Burnley. Courses are approved and validated by City & Guilds and Logic Certification. The one-day programme covers safe handling of all A2L, A2 and A3 flammable refrigerants.
The company provides a contribution towards the cost of the course, which is also available through its Rewards scheme, effectively making it available free to those enrolled on the scheme with sufficient points.
For more details visit: https://www.toshiba-aircon.co.uk/flammable-training/
Neil Hitching, sales director for Toshiba, said: “The new SDI systems have been totally redesigned to maximise safety and performance with A2L-class refrigerants, such as R32. Research carried out in-house shows they deliver best-in-class performance for currently available systems of this type, with power input significantly reduced for a given output. This is great news for users of Toshiba equipment, who now have access to the widest range of R32 splits from a single supplier, backed by our industry leading warranty and customer service.”
The previous refrigerant, R410A, has a GWP of 2088, compared with 675 for R32. In terms of performance, R32 has similar working pressures to R410A, however R32 has better heat transfer and delivers higher capacity than R410A, making systems more efficient and assisting in charge size reduction.
Toshiba offers training in the safe handling of R32 and other flammable refrigerants at Waterlooville, Tiverton, Milton Keynes and Burnley. Courses are approved and validated by City & Guilds and Logic Certification. The one-day programme covers safe handling of all A2L, A2 and A3 flammable refrigerants.
The company provides a contribution towards the cost of the course, which is also available through its Rewards scheme, effectively making it available free to those enrolled on the scheme with sufficient points.
For more details visit: https://www.toshiba-aircon.co.uk/flammable-training/
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