Sensible Heat Factor / capacity of Inverter split Systems at part load?

[Greengrocer]

Isn't that configuration (double capacity and dehumidifier) make costs of instalation and equipment similar to those of close control equipment, and you still doesn't have right equipment for the job.
Not to mention free cooling capability of any decent close control AC.

Check this one!

Nike. Have you seen my other thread asking about Hiref products? Have you had any experience with them?

[nike123]

Nike. Have you seen my other thread asking about Hiref products?

No I did not! I will check.

Have you had any experience with them?

I have been in factory and seen production of all their production range 3 years ago. They also produce large chillers for Galletti and I servicing and commissioning Galletti chillers here in my region.
I personally never worked with Hiref close control units, so I don't have any experience in that field yet. From my visit to factory, I got impression that they are solid and that also confirm their reference list.

[Greengrocer]

No I did not! I will check.


I have been in factory and seen production of all their production range 3 years ago. They also produce large chillers for Galletti and I servicing and commissioning Galletti chillers here in my region.
I personally never worked with Hiref close control units, so I don't have any experience in that field yet. From my visit to factory, I got impression that they are solid and that also confirm their reference list.

Many thanks Nike. Their Inverter Close control units are interesting. First full funtion close control Inverter compressor systems I've seen. They even do a small capacity range. Problem is that the prices are very high compared to convensional splits. My search goes on I guess.

[nike123]

Problem is that the prices are very high compared to convensional splits. My search goes on I guess.

That is because they cannot be compared with conventional split units. Check this pdf.

[Greengrocer]

That is because they cannot be compared with conventional split units. Check this pdf.

Couldn't open that link / pdf Nike.

[nike123]

Couldn't open that link / pdf Nike.

Ok. I uploaded it to good server!

http://www.mediafire.com/?rmehgmmdmdw

[Greengrocer]

Ok. I uploaded it to good server!

http://www.mediafire.com/?rmehgmmdmdw

Are they are still using R407c? Surely R410a is the way to go. Having said that some specialist UK manufacturers are still using R407c as well.
Do you kow if they make their own condensing units or do they buy them in from elsewhere?