Re: Domestic VRF heat pump?
Stay with Mitsubsihi Electric, Daikin or Fujitsu...in that order.
Single phase no problem (depends on the capacity you needs), individual controls, master control, all possible.
YOu can use the pre-airco boxes. http://www.ronda.be/aspvanderbeke/id...dgroepmerk=804
If price matters, install all separate units, a VRV/VRF will cost a lot more.
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Peter_1
Stay with Mitsubsihi Electric, Daikin or Fujitsu...in that order.
Hi Peter,
Should it be Daikin, Mitsubsihi Electric or Fujitsu......:D
Re: Domestic VRF heat pump?
Obi Wan, you're course also right.
I should say, if I must chose between Daikin and Mitsubishi, then I should go for the lowest price.
And...1000 times thanks mate for your help ;)
Since then, I read all your posts because I know you know what you're talking about.
I know that I will learn something.
And Frank, thanks also to you. The post pigeon arrived yet.
Re: Domestic VRF heat pump?
Hi peter
I am a shareholder in a heat pump company located in Hungary we are desperate for a technical enginer familier with designing can you help
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Peter_1
And Frank, thanks also to you. The post pigeon arrived yet.
Peter, the snail mail should drop onto your desk anyday now, although we have been experiencing postal strikes and I understand that there is a lot of backlog in the London area. :)
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Send me once a PM with your emaill address please.
Peter
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I think I explained myself not that well: the package was delivered last Thursday.
Thanks.
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Peter_1
If price matters, install all separate units, a VRV/VRF will cost a lot more.
Thanks Peter. I have considered seperate units, but the house is a converted church hall with only a limited amount of inconspicuous outdoor space in which to mount the condenser, hence the decision for VRF. I suppose a couple of multisplits could do the job equally well, but without the variable compressor drive it's not going to prove as efficient a solution for year round heating/cooling.