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    vrf linked to a wet underfloor heating



    any ideas how this works??



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    Re: vrf linked to a wet underfloor heating

    Don't know, got a schematic ?

    Would you like to introduce yourself at all or is it up to us to say Hi.?
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    Re: vrf linked to a wet underfloor heating

    Quote Originally Posted by refaircon View Post
    any ideas how this works??

    Are you talking about a heat pump.
    Air and ground sourced heat pumps are now very common.

    Cheers taz.

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    Re: vrf linked to a wet underfloor heating

    Presume that we are looking at the Daikin Altherma H. Pump system and the Mitsubishi Electric PQFY system.

    There's an article on both in the Dec 2006 ACR News magazine.

    Regards Adrian.

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    Re: vrf linked to a wet underfloor heating

    Mitsubishi Electric PQFY
    thats the one

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    Re: vrf linked to a wet underfloor heating

    Don't know of a PQFY, Misti have a PQRY or PQHY in their database.

    Have a look at the Databook for details of how it is supposed to work.
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    Re: vrf linked to a wet underfloor heating

    both daikin and mtisi do a system now, both aimed at the underfloor market for domestic use. underfloor heating only reqiures a temp of 45 degrees so they run quite well, they are air to water through a plate heat exchanger.

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