Daikin adapts condensing units for third-party AHUs

15 July, 2006

A special communication box and expansion-valve kit enable Daikin inverter-driven condensing units to be connected to third-party condensing units. Enquiry Number 158

Daikin Europe now offers inverter-driven Sky Air R410A condensing units with a communication box and expansion-valve kit for connecting directly to the cooling coils of air-handling units made by other companies. ERX100, 125 and 140 units are for cooling only and available for single-phase operation. The flexibility of these packages is maximised for ‘pair’ and ‘multi’ applications by a choice of several expansion-valve kits and two different communication boxes. Three control formats can be specified, offering control of air temperature via external direct digital control, evaporating-temperature control by Daikin controller or air-temperature control by Daikin controller.

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