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Case
Study of a Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Air conditioning Heat-pump
installation at CJ Dryling Bedfordshire (10/10/16) Installation of a 2-floor office air conditioning heat-pump system: Orion
air conditioning and refrigeration ltd are pleased to complete the
installation of a Mitsubishi Heavy Industries air conditioning heat-pump
heating system for a two-storey new office building for CJ Dryling,
Bedfordshire. The building was part of a continued expansion of the
company which supplies and installs dryling products nationwide. The
building has around 310 meters/squared of area over two floors with no
existing heating system in place. The units installed were part of a
proposed centralised heating and cooling system that fed 5 areas on each
floor. The ducting was run in flexible insulated spiral duct with
stylish metal circular diffuser outlets in a white finish fixed into the
ceiling. Project
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Eco-Touch:
Data can be retrieved from the controller:
Details
of the Mitsubishi Heavy Industries air conditioning heat-pumps
installed: 2
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 office area's with heat in
winter and cooling in summer. On each floor their areas were broken
down into 5 different areas or individual offices, each area being
served by a diffuser outlet and return air diffuser. The
Mitsubishi
Heavy Industries Air Conditioning FDUM series of ducted units are
extremely versatile and offer a efficient and cost effective way of
heating an area. They are very competitive to purchase when compared to
a wet system with radiators which would have worked out to be close to 3
times the cost. Combined with the Mitsubishi Heavy Industries wired
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 options 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 take around half an hour to heat fully the area, but once the
area is warm the outdoor inverter heat-pump slows down because the
temperature has been reached therefore just pumping small amounts
of heat in to maintain temperature. This is the benefit of inverter air
conditioning systems as the power used is significantly reduced, typical
running cost of the system equate to around £38 / week in nominal
winter conditions. Overall
the Mitsubishi
Heavy Industries FDUM system is a cost-effective way of heating and
cooling multiple areas. The new control systems introduced recently
including the Eco Touch wired controller makes the unit very easy to
use, efficient, reliable and ultimately affordable to run. With
automatic mode select which is not a standard feature on many brands of
air conditioning gives the user the ability to set a temperature which
the Mitsubishi Heavy Industries FDUM unit will maintain by either
putting the unit in to heating or cooling mode automatically. This is a
fantastic feature when the user doesn't want the fuss of having to
switch to a certain mode to suit the seasons, the unit will do it for
you.
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