Hitachi Air Conditioning Group has added a compact single fan unit to its range of Yutaki-M air-source heat pumps.
It incorporates all of the leading energy-efficient and cost-effective benefits of the MCS-approved Yutaki-M range and is only 800 mm high. Yutaki-M converts 1 kW consumption into 4 kW output and is capable of producing water temperatures of up to 60 deg C.
Available from 5 kW to 17 kW, the Yutaki-M range can reduce CO2 emissions in domestic and commercial settings by up to 50 per cent compared with boiler-led systems. It also integrates seamlessly with different types of heating systems such as traditional radiators and underfloor heating.
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Friday, 18 March 2011
LG air conditioning aims to maintain top market share in MEA, targeting 15,000 unit sales in GCC
According to GFK, a global market research group, LG currently holds the lead position in major countries across the MEA with a market share of approximately 30%, giving it the largest monthly market share in MEA. The company is looking to further consolidate its position by securing a larger chunk of mid- to high-income consumers, who typically place a premium on technology.
With the very latest air conditioning technology offering even and powerful cooling, LG is targeting the GCC markets with the aim of securing the sale of 15,000 units with a product that is dynamic, powerful and efficient.
The Titan can blast out cool air over a distance of up to 10 meters, the longest range of any air conditioner on the market today. The Jet Cool function and the 4-way Swing system enable the unit to blow cool air in practically any direction at maximum speed, making rooms cooler in the shortest possible time. Additionally, a special Multi-stage Tropical Compressor combines a highly efficient motor, minimized oil circulation and a specially designed resonator and cylinders to ensure powerful cooling even in extreme weather conditions.
To ensure the Titan provides customers with the most comfortable and refreshing environment, LG has added unique health features. LG's Air Purifying system is equipped with special filters that eliminate germs, capture harmful airborne viruses, and remove unpleasant odors. In particular, the plasma filter, which eliminates germs by burning microscopic dust particles through its patented electric field, represents the latest in LG's innovation.
LG Electronics (LG) is set to release the Titan, a premium residential air conditioning model, in the Middle East and Africa (MEA). This updated version of an already successful, high-tech LG air conditioner will deliver powerful cooling made to withstand the region's often punishing weather conditions.
The Titan is also built to last, an essential requirement in what can be an extremely hot region. The Multi-stage Tropical Compressor is designed to function, unhindered, for 24 hours a day, despite possible sandstorms and temperatures as high as 60°C. The Inbuilt Automatic Voltage Switcher helps the unit respond to unstable power supplies, while the Anti Corrosion Gold Fin coating makes the unit's heat exchanger more resistant to corrosion.
"The Middle East and Africa market is expected to be a huge market for the air conditioning industry, with demand for high-end models quickly rising," said Mr. H. S. Paik, President of LG Electronics Gulf FZE. "To make sure we stay the unquestioned leader of the AC market in this region, we're going to keep raising the bar for air conditioners that keep customers perfectly comfortable and cool, whatever the temperature outside."
The Titan will be released Across GCC region from March onwards.
With the very latest air conditioning technology offering even and powerful cooling, LG is targeting the GCC markets with the aim of securing the sale of 15,000 units with a product that is dynamic, powerful and efficient.
The Titan can blast out cool air over a distance of up to 10 meters, the longest range of any air conditioner on the market today. The Jet Cool function and the 4-way Swing system enable the unit to blow cool air in practically any direction at maximum speed, making rooms cooler in the shortest possible time. Additionally, a special Multi-stage Tropical Compressor combines a highly efficient motor, minimized oil circulation and a specially designed resonator and cylinders to ensure powerful cooling even in extreme weather conditions.
To ensure the Titan provides customers with the most comfortable and refreshing environment, LG has added unique health features. LG's Air Purifying system is equipped with special filters that eliminate germs, capture harmful airborne viruses, and remove unpleasant odors. In particular, the plasma filter, which eliminates germs by burning microscopic dust particles through its patented electric field, represents the latest in LG's innovation.
LG Electronics (LG) is set to release the Titan, a premium residential air conditioning model, in the Middle East and Africa (MEA). This updated version of an already successful, high-tech LG air conditioner will deliver powerful cooling made to withstand the region's often punishing weather conditions.
The Titan is also built to last, an essential requirement in what can be an extremely hot region. The Multi-stage Tropical Compressor is designed to function, unhindered, for 24 hours a day, despite possible sandstorms and temperatures as high as 60°C. The Inbuilt Automatic Voltage Switcher helps the unit respond to unstable power supplies, while the Anti Corrosion Gold Fin coating makes the unit's heat exchanger more resistant to corrosion.
"The Middle East and Africa market is expected to be a huge market for the air conditioning industry, with demand for high-end models quickly rising," said Mr. H. S. Paik, President of LG Electronics Gulf FZE. "To make sure we stay the unquestioned leader of the AC market in this region, we're going to keep raising the bar for air conditioners that keep customers perfectly comfortable and cool, whatever the temperature outside."
The Titan will be released Across GCC region from March onwards.
Tuesday, 22 February 2011
HERTS-based MHI and Fujitsu distributor FMAC Group has merged with its holding company AMP
HERTS-based MHI and Fujitsu distributor FMAC Group has merged with its holding company AMP, the Toshiba distributor and design and technical support group.
The move comes after the combined companies experienced a 30% sales growth last year. A further 15% increase is budgeted for this year.
AMP was established in 1989 when most air conditioning manufacturers preferred sole franchise product distribution. FM was formed as a subsidiary company in 1992 with separate offices and staff, specifically to handle the Fujitsu product range. The two companies were brought together at its current Welwyn Garden City location in 2005.
"Having shared premises, administration and logistics for the last six years, this move is long overdue and welcomed by customers and staff", commented AMP's Polly McConachie, who confirmed that with the merger all three products - Toshiba, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries and Fujitsu - will be distributed under the AMP brand.
This change is supported by all three manufacturers. "AMP presents the perfect partner to ensure we achieve our growth strategy and raise the profile of the MHI range," commented David Lettis of MHI.
David Dunn of Toshiba said: "AMP are consistent high performers for Toshiba and add much value to our profile in the market. We welcome the addition of the FM salespeople to the AMP team and see this as an opportunity for further growth of the Toshiba product."
"FGE fully supports this merger and are looking forward to working with the enhanced sales team in continuing their excellent support of the Fujitsu product," said FGE's Tim Kaye.
To support the business growth, AMP has opened new offices and training centres in the Midlands and the South West to meet the needs of its customers. This is in addition to the long-established training centre at the head office.
The move comes after the combined companies experienced a 30% sales growth last year. A further 15% increase is budgeted for this year.
AMP was established in 1989 when most air conditioning manufacturers preferred sole franchise product distribution. FM was formed as a subsidiary company in 1992 with separate offices and staff, specifically to handle the Fujitsu product range. The two companies were brought together at its current Welwyn Garden City location in 2005.
"Having shared premises, administration and logistics for the last six years, this move is long overdue and welcomed by customers and staff", commented AMP's Polly McConachie, who confirmed that with the merger all three products - Toshiba, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries and Fujitsu - will be distributed under the AMP brand.
This change is supported by all three manufacturers. "AMP presents the perfect partner to ensure we achieve our growth strategy and raise the profile of the MHI range," commented David Lettis of MHI.
David Dunn of Toshiba said: "AMP are consistent high performers for Toshiba and add much value to our profile in the market. We welcome the addition of the FM salespeople to the AMP team and see this as an opportunity for further growth of the Toshiba product."
"FGE fully supports this merger and are looking forward to working with the enhanced sales team in continuing their excellent support of the Fujitsu product," said FGE's Tim Kaye.
To support the business growth, AMP has opened new offices and training centres in the Midlands and the South West to meet the needs of its customers. This is in addition to the long-established training centre at the head office.
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