Showing posts with label air conditioning home. Show all posts
Showing posts with label air conditioning home. Show all posts

Tuesday, 8 February 2011

Home air conditioning heat pumps

Home air conditioning heat pumps are now in many homeowners and property development in the UK. Our climate is undoubtedly becoming warmer each year, and most of us have quickly become accustomed to the comfort of our air conditioned cars and places of work.

This desire for comfort is naturally extending to the home, creating a new and exciting market, which though our passion for customer care and attention to detail in our work we've found ourselves ideally positioned to service.

A healthy choice of home air conditioning equipment is now available in the UK, from 'designer' wall-mounted systems such as LG air conditioning Art cool for a single or multiple room configuration, through to top end ducted air conditioning heat pumps systems that can be discretely concealed.

Most air conditioning buyers associate 'air conditioning' with cooling only, but with today's home air conditioning units they also heat by using highly efficient reverse cycle air conditioning heat-pump technology, which provide an effective level of air filtration. In turn fo bedrooms, conservatories and loft conversions that are generally too hot in the summer and difficult to keep warm in the winter now enjoy a constant level of conditioning air throughout the entire year.

We have been installing commercial and home air conditioning systems for many prestigious now and these can be seen by clicking on our client list.

home air conditioners

With a huge range of home air conditioners available today, it's so easy to make a costly mistake. Find out about the various types of systems on the market, and learn which will work best for you.

home air conditioners >

conservatory air conditioning

Whilst a conservatory makes a great addition to any home, they can become incredibly warm during the summer months and be difficult to keep warm during the winter.

conservatory air conditioning >

air source heat pumps

Air source heat pumps extract free heat from a totally renewable source - the air outside! This free heat can be used to heat rooms within the home or your domestic hot water.

air source heat pumps >

home ventilation

Modern homes are thermally efficient, but consequently receive little ventilation. Our heat-recovery home ventilation systems provide fresh, efficiently heated air to freshen up your home.

home ventilation >

Monday, 7 February 2011

Mitsubishi Heavy Industrial FDT50VN Cassette (5.6 kW / 19000 Btu) inverter Air Conditioning

Cassette (5.6kW 18480 Btu) inverter air conditioning

Cassette Heat Pumps for Commercial & Residential Applications. Ideal for large open plan areas, or irregular shaped rooms.

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries has made a giant leap forward in air conditioning and heat pump technology, with the development of high performance FD Mitsubishi Heavy Industries air conditioning and Series split systems for commercial application: offices, shops, meeting rooms, restaurants, hotels, clubs, gyms, and open plan areas.

The Advanced FDTA Cassette range has now been extended to include new small capacity INVERTER systems starting at 1.8kW/2.0kW, and an extra high capacity system 14.3kW/16.2kW at the top end. (figures stated are for cooling/heating performance. 7-Day Programmable Timer - now included in standard controls specification.
The CoP (Coefficient of Performance) has been dramatically increased, up to 4.2 on some models. This means the system can deliver 4.2 kW of heating, whilst consuming only 1.0kW of electrical power. This has been achieved by combining advanced Mitsubishi technology with R410A.

New Cassette Design:

The improved air flowpattern through the unit, and the new design of high performance heat exchanger, have resultedin a pressure loss reduction, allowing the fandesign to be optimised for significantly lower sound levels. The air discharge louver has been modified to minimise air smudging on the ceiling adjacent to the air outlets.



Product Key Feature's

7-Day 24 HR Programmable Timer
• Two on/off settings each day
• Different temperature for each set period
• External timer/BMS switching for Group (up to 16 units)
• Wall Controller - hard wired
• Integral temperature sensor
• Slim 270mm Construction
• Infra-red wireless controller optional
• INVERTER technology
• Low profile attractive grey/white fascia panel
• Improved anti-smudge air discharge
• Low ambient control included
• Auto re-start after power interruption
Reduced sound levels
• Long pipe-runs upto 40 Meters
• High C.O.P
• ECA - Yes


Mitsubishi Heavy Industrial - FDT50VN Cassette

Power source 1 ph
Type Inverter
COOLING (nominal) max. kW 2.2 to 5.6
HEATING (nominal) max. kW 2.5 to 6.3
UK Cooling (max) kW 5.43
UK Sensible Cooling kW n/a
E.E.R. n/a
Energy label in heating A
Energy label in cooling A
C.O.P 3.62


INDOOR UNIT

Exterior dimensions (mm) (H/W/D) 246/840/840
Fascia dimensions 35 x 950 x 950
Net weight kg 24+8
Sound Pressure Level* (cooling) dB(A) 56 high speed
Sound Pressure Level* (heating) dB(A) 56 high speed






OUTDOOR UNIT SRC50ZHX-S

Exterior dimensions (mm) (H/W/D) 640/871/290
Net weight kg 43
Power Source Rating MCB A 15A
Refrigerant R410a
max piping length m 40
Pipe sizes 1/4" and 1/2"




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Air conditioning for home use (UK)

Air conditioning for home use
Air conditioning a home can vary in price considerably depending on the type of unit you decide on. If you are looking to have a totally concealed air conditioning system for a larger area or entire floor area of home, then you will require a ducted air conditioning system or cassette air conditioning unit. These units require a void of around 300mm above the ceiling. They can be more costly to buy but provide an unobtrusive way of air conditioning home. For spot cooling an area such as a bedroom or lounge, wall mount units work out to be a cost effective way while LG Artcool units give the option of a artistic look with a fascia panel to put a picture behind so your air conditioning unit can double as a picture gallery. Pipe work will be needed to be run for split type systems (INDOOR AND OUTDOOR type). Cassette air conditioning can work out nicely for air conditioning a house as long as you have the required 300mm void space to install it.

Noise is worth taking into account as some air conditioning home units such as portable air conditioning have a reputation for being noisy so if the unit is going into a bedroom this is worth considering.

What to consider:

  1. Decide whether you want to conceal your air conditioning in a ceiling void. If so choose a ducted unit and plan the project first.

  2. Find the ideal location for your air conditioning indoor units where they will be as unobtrusive or not likely to be in the way.

  3. Find a location for the outdoor air conditioning unit which will be out off the way such as on a wall or flat ground.

  4. Consider the route of the pipe services between indoor air conditioning unit and outdoor air conditioning unit.

  5. The indoor air conditioning unit will collect moister from the air and this will need to flow out either on a downward gradient or be pumped out using a mini-lime or likewise.

  6. Wall units work out cheaper because they are cheaper to manufacture so if on a budget choose a wall air conditioning unit.

  7. Artist air conditioning units that double up as a picture frame are new to the UK market but are ideal for house air conditioning. Take a look at the LG artcool range.

  8. Choose a good brand for air conditioning a house as you have to live with it every day. It is the same with every household item, such as a television or oven quality talks.

Air conditioning home, ducted systems are ideal for concealed heating and cooling.

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