VRF technology is gaining momentum due to built-in controls, zoning, and flexible design. With minimal ductwork and integrated heating and cooling, it offers a less intrusive solution for modern buildings. But as Doug Bougher of LG explains, success with VRF starts with proper training and commissioning.
Starting next year, R-410A VRF systems will be phased out as new equipment transitions to low-GWP refrigerants. Contractors will play a vital role in helping end users understand their options.
A new survey shows contractors still value efficiency in VRF systems, but it’s no longer the deciding factor. Instead, reliability, long-term support, and adaptability are driving choices. Here’s how manufacturers — and contractors — are responding.
Through the use of technology, an off-grid island resort was able to drastically cut its energy consumption as well as its reliance on diesel generators.
Interest in ecofriendly commercial buildings is on the rise, especially with increasing reports of global warming and companies’ impact of using vast amounts of the planet’s resources.