Articles Tagged with ''VRF (Variable Refrigerant Flow)''

Continued performance improvements across manufacturers have put heating on par with cooling as a draw for the mini split, and that in turn opens additional doors.

The new owner wanted quality, longevity, and energy efficiency, delivered via a system that could react very quickly to large influxes of people while still offering the high levels of comfort you'd expect in such an opulent setting.

Like many of its customers, Minnesota Power faces efficiency challenges within existing and aging facilities.

Switching to ductless brings financial incentives, including rebates and improved energy efficiency.

More commercial building owners see the advantages of ductless systems when it comes to meeting a range of needs for space and comfort.

Variable refrigerant flow (VRF) systems were first introduced to the HVAC community in Japan in 1980 as a highly efficient heating and cooling option in multi-zone comfort applications.

Some experts believe that given the flexibility of a VRF system, some food retailers may begin adopting them.

GE Appliances, a Haier company, debuted its all-new Haier MRV-5 Series at this year’s AHR Expo.

The project team and property management realized they needed to maximize open space for use by hotel guests. They chose LG’s Multi V™ 5 and Multi V™ S VRF systems, noted for energy efficiency and flexibility in design and installation options.

As HVACR technology advances, contractors often find themselves navigating new learning curves on a regular basis. VRF is no exception.