LG’s outdoor unit can be installed indoors

03 June, 2013

LG describes its Multi V Space II as an ‘outdoor unit that can be located indoors’, provided it is sited next to an external wall for air intake and discharge. These units have cooling capacities of 16 kW and heating of 18 kW and can serve ceiling and floor indoor units. Key features include front suction and discharge, reduced fan noise and a 4-step modular design offering right- or left-hand discharge.

Air is discharged at high speed (7 to 8 m/s), so there is no interference between floors in a multi-storey building with units on each floor. Noise levels are 30 to 40 dB(A).

For ease of installation, these units have dimensions of 750 x 1790 x 650 mm and weight 200 kg.

They have 57 patents and come with a no-quibble 5-year warranty if the equipment is supplied and fitted by LG-approved installers.

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