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Popular variable refrigerant flow solution across the world

Variable Refrigerant Flow systems (VRF) are quickly becoming popular for air conditioning solutions across the world. VRF systems not only provide flexible and energy efficient air conditioning, but also heating and hot water for residential and commercial applications.

Some of the features of this type of an air conditioning system with variable refrigerant flow include:

  • Cooling only, or reversible for heating, including heat recovery options
  • Air or water cooled systems
  • Variable capacity compressors
  • Optimized for a number of conventional and environmental refrigerants
  • Up to 64 indoor units with individual metering

Features and benefits

Compact, space-saving components

High energy efficiency

Optimized for environmentally friendly, low GWP refrigerants

Reduced applied costs and short payback times

Dedicated technical and customer service around the world

Eco labelling options

Variable refrigerant flow components in a typical system:

Variable refrigerant flow diagram - Danfoss
Variable refrigerant flow with inverter - Danfoss

Additional resources

Variable refrigerant flow with variable speed technology offers humidity control and greater comfort.

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