Fujitsu General has launched its large capacity R32 High Static Ducted series in the Australian market.
The new range spans capacities from 18kW to 22.4kW, and can be used across both residential and commercial properties.
The R32 Large Capacity High Static Ducted series uses an R32 refrigerant.
R32 offers a 67 percent lower global warming potential (GWP) compared to the previously available R410A models.
The new models feature key improvements in functions such as Total Cooling Seasonal Performance Factor (TCSPF) and Heating Seasonal Performance Factor (HSPF), across the 65, 72, and 90 systems. The 65 model is offered in both single-phase and three-phase variants.
“The series has been designed to address the practical needs of our dealer network, installers and end users. From a splittable, lightweight indoor design that is up to 31kilograms lighter and includes carry handles and a truss notch, through to slimmer outdoor units with a reduced footprint and up to 108 kilograms lighter weight requiring only 500 millimetre clearance, we have focused on installation flexibility and ease of transport,” Fujitsu General Australia and New Zealand general manager of product and strategy Kyle Rafter says.
“At the same time, the indoor unit is now powered by the outdoor unit, reducing the need for additional supply lines.”
The company adds that reduced pipe sizing and flared connections, instead of brazed, also reduce installation time and cost.
Each unit includes a standard touch panel zone controller and supports automatic static pressure adjustment, refrigerant cycle monitoring with optional accessories, and wireless LAN connectivity, with easy integration into smart building management systems.
The new offerings feature a custom auto mode, auto changeover and automatic fan speed to maintain consistent indoor climates with minimal intervention.
They are also compatible with Fujitsu General’s anywAiR technology ducted controller that allows for wi-fi control and zone management via a wall-mounted touchpad or mobile app.
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