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Case
Study of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Air conditioning Heat-pump
installation at Kenco Techniques (10/12/16) Installation of workshop air conditioning heat-pumps: Orion air conditioning and
refrigeration ltd complete the installation of a Mitsubishi Heavy
Industries air conditioning heat-pump heating system for a new building
for Kenco Techniques Bedfordshire. The building was part of a continued
expansion of the company which produces high grade CPC machined parts
for the high end motor industry and Formula 1 racing teams based in the
UK. The building had around 150 meters/squared of area that used a gas
powered convector heating system which was as basic and extremely
expensive to run. Because there was no suspended ceiling solid spiral
ducting was used to make solid outlets with stylish circular diffuser
outlets. Project Pictures:
Eco Touch Data Retrieval From
Controller:
Detail of the Mitsubishi Heavy
Industries air conditioning heat-pumps installed in Kenco Techniques: 1
of the Mitsubishi
Heavy Industries Air Conditioning FDUM125VF1 Ducted (12.5 kW / 42000
Btu) Heat Pump Inverter 240V/415V~50Hz
units were installed to serve the entire workshop area with heat in
winter and cooling in summer. The workshop contains an array of CNC
machines producing heat which can build up in summer conditions. The Mitsubishi
Heavy Industries Air Conditioning FDUM series of ducted units are
extremely versatile and offer a efficient and cost affective way of
heating a area. Combined with the Eco-Touch controller which offers a
verity of control options to optimise the running of the unit such as
ceiling height offset function and 5 speed fan option amongst others. These
units have a high COP (Average 3.65 initial input on) which means that
every 1000w of electrical energy going in produces 3650 watts of heat.
In our opinion the Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Air
Conditioning FDUM series in the best ducted unit available when combined
with the touch pad style Eco Touch controller. For
more information on Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Air
Conditioning FDUM heat-pump
inverters please here. Workshop heat pump air conditioning efficiency and CO2 emissions: The Mitsubishi Heavy Industries
Air Conditioning system took around half an hour to heat fully the area,
but once warm the outdoor heat-pump slows down because the
temperature had been reached therefore just pumping small amounts
of heat in to maintain temperature. Typical running cost per system
equate to around £38 / week in winter conditions.
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