LG introduces smaller-output cassette

08 June, 2009

LG has added a lower-output model to its range of ceiling cassettes. The 1.6 kW unit joins the existing range of 2.5 to 15 kW. All are available as single-split systems in inverter and non-inverter configuration and also as twin-triple and double-twin.

These units are 200 mm deep and have completely independent louvre control to avoid draughts. Blocking the airflow is a simple function operated from the remote control.

The filter can be changed without needing access equipment. Pressing a button drops the filter down for cleaning. Pressing the button again draws the filter back into the unit.

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