Daikin split systems can be controlled online

01 June, 2012

Daikin Europe has developed an online controller that can be used with a wide range of its split air-conditioning units. The scope of this controller extends from residential users to the manager of a chain of shops requiring control of groups of units. This controller is compatible with selected Daikin split systems such as Emura and Nexura, as well as other wall-mounted, floor-standing and ducted systems.

Control is possible from anywhere with Internet access simply by entering the URL or running the app on a supported device to gain access to the systems main functions.

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