MHI upgrades software for air-conditioning design

08 June, 2009

MHI has updated its software for designing and specifying air conditioning.

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Europe has developed new software for the design and specification of VRF air-conditioning systems.

This latest version of the E-solution software includes specification details of the KX6 VRF systems and is free to air-conditioning engineers. There is also full data on the earlier KX4 range and MHI’s complete range of splits and multi-splits.

Developed for the design of 2- and 3-pipe systems, E-solution 2.0 specifies appropriate models and sizes and produces a full list of materials. It also generates wiring diagrams and engineering drawings that can be exported to AutoCAD or saved as pdf files.

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