Fujitsu’s mini VRF system

07 July, 2010

Fujitsu’s J-Series VRF system can serve eight indoor units from an outdoor unit with a cooling capacity of 15.2 kW. The outdoor units weigh just 97 kg and are only 900 mm high. They have a high-performance DC inverter. A newly designed larger fan and double casing bell-mouth construction reduce noise emissions.

There is a choice of six indoor units, comprising wall mounts, ceiling cassettes and ducted units.

A range of controllers is available to meet the varied needs of the site and user. There is a group controller that can operate all indoor units at the same time, a wired remote controller with weekly and daily schedule and a simple remote controller.

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