Floor-standing air-conditioning units have small footprint

01 September, 2011

MHI, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, air conditioning

The vertical design of the FDF range of floor-standing indoor air-conditioning units from Mitsubishi Heavy Industries provides a solution when floor and wall space are limited. They have a footprint of 320 mm deep by 600 mm wide with a height of 1850 mm. There are seven models with cooling capacities from 7.1 to 14 kW and heating from 8 to 14 kW.

Air flow can be up to 29 m3/min with sound pressure levels as low as 33 dB(A), depending on model and operating mode.

With a weight of 52 kg, they are easy to handle and install.

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