Showing posts with label cop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cop. Show all posts

Sunday, 3 July 2011

Mitsubishi Electric MSZ-FD25VA Wall Mounted 2,5 kW, 9000BTU, High COP Inverter Klimaanlage



Die effizienteste Mitsubishi Electric Klimagerät auf dem Markt (5,33 x-Eingang) oder (5250 Watt für 984-Watt-Eingang)


Die MSZ-FD-Serie ist unsere effiziente M Series Wandgerät auf dem Laufenden. Diese hohen COP Modelle verfügen über den neuen Plasma Duo Filter-System. Diese Modelle bieten auch branchenführende Geräuschpegel und eine markant gestylte Front-Panel, das nicht nur optisch ansprechendes, sondern auch hilft, die Reinigung des Gerätes einfacher.

Ebenfalls integriert ist ein I-See-Sensor und bietet eine gleichmäßige Temperaturverteilung und der weiteren Reduzierung des Energieverbrauchs.



Dieses Modell wurde komplett neu gestaltet und verfügt über die neue Catechin-Filter-System. Es bietet branchenführende Geräuschpegel und eine markant gestylte Front-Panel, das nicht nur optisch ansprechendes, sondern auch hilft, die Reinigung des Gerätes einfacher.

Konzipiert zur Beheizung oder Kühlung kleine bis mittlere Anwendungen, bietet die M-Serie ein vielseitiges Angebot, dennoch erschwingliche Klimaanlage Lösung. Schnell zu installieren und auch einer der leisesten Geräte auf dem Markt (so niedrig wie 21dBA * 1), bietet das neu gestaltete, attraktive Palette der perfekte Weg, um eine komfortable Umgebung mit einem Minimum an Störungen zu gewährleisten.

Im Gegensatz zu herkömmlichen Modellen mit einem gegrillten Lufteinlass-, Wand-Modelle verfügen über eine glatt konturierte, Flachbildschirm Finish mit einem Top-Lufteinlass, dass nicht nur die Ästhetik, sondern auch hilft, Lärm zu reduzieren, wie der Wärmetauscher-Bereich vollständig abgedeckt ist. Dies wird als ein Ergebnis der Multi-Winkel-Wärmetauscher mit einer modifizierten fin Form, die den Luftwiderstand reduziert, wodurch ein ruhiger, gleichmäßiger Luftstrom.

Daneben produziert die großen Durchmesser des Lüfters größeren Luftstrom bei niedrigeren Drehzahlen und die ungleiche Teilung zwischen den einzelnen Lüfterflügel hilft, unerwünschte Geräusche zu eliminieren.

Key Product Feature ist

• Hohe Leistungszahlen bis auf 5,33 Rekord
• Fortschrittliche Technologie-Steuerung
• Infrarot-Steuerung
• Schlanke Konstruktion
• Rohrleitungen bis zu 20 Meter
• Niedriger Geräuschpegel - 21dBA auf kleinere Modelle
• Fehlerdiagnose
• Automatischer Neustart nach Stromausfall
• mit Kältemittel für vorgeladen
bis zu 7 Meter Rohrlänge
• Einfache Reinigung und Wartung.
• Full ECA Freibetrag.

Indoor Unit Daten



Leistung (kW):
Heizung (nominal) (Low - High) 3.20 (1,50-6,30)
Cooling (Nominal) (Low - High) 2,50 (1,10-3,50)
Heizung (UK) (Low - High) 2.65 (1,25-5,25)
Cooling (UK) (Low - High) 2,50 (1,10-3,45)
SHF R410A (Nominal) 0,85
COP / EER (Nominal) 5.33 / 5,15
Energy Label Heizen / Kühlen A / A
Breite - mm 798
Tiefe - mm 257
Höhe - mm 295
Gewicht - kg 12
Airflow (m3/min) (Heizen / Kühlen) - Lo-Mi1-Mi2-Hallo 4.5-6.7-9.2-12.1 / 4.6-6.3-8.6-11.2
Noise (dBA) (Heizen / Kühlen) - Lo-Mi1-Mi2-Hallo 20-29-36-43 / 20-29-36-42
Rohrgröße Gas mm (in) 9.52 (08.03)
Rohrgröße Flüssige mm (in) 6.35 (04.01)
Elektrische Versorgung von außen zugeführt
Phase Einzel
Fuse Rating (BS88) - HRC (A) 6
Verbindungskabel Nr. Adern 4

Außengerät

Breite - mm 800
Tiefe - mm 285
Höhe - mm 550
Gewicht - kg 36
Noise (dBA) (Heizen / Kühlen) 46/46
Elektrische Versorgung 220-240V, 50Hz
Phase Einzel
Fuse Rating (BS88) - HRC (A) 10
Systemleistung (kW) - Heizung (nominal) 0,6
Systemleistung (kW) - Kühlung (nominal) 0,485
Systemleistung (kW) - Heizung (UK) 0,546
Systemleistung (kW) - Kühlung (UK) 0,388
SystemRunning Strom (A) - Heizen / Kühlen 2,9 / 2,4
Netzkabel Nr. Kerne 3
Max Rohrlänge (m) 20
Max Höhenunterschied (m) 12
Charge (kg) - 7m 1,15

Thursday, 24 March 2011

HRP offer free training sessions on its new state of the art mobile training rig

HRP offer free training sessions on its new state of the art mobile training rig, with experienced industry instructors

Slough, UK 23rd March 2011: HRP, the leading wholesaler of refrigeration and air conditioning supplies is pleased to announce that it is bringing its latest Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) installation and service training course to a number of locations across the UK. HRP is offering a free ‘hands-on’ practical MHI RAC/PAC workshop for air conditioning engineers with leading industry instructors through its high-tech mobile MHI training rig. HRP will be taking the training rig around a number of its UK trade centre’s, providing customers with the opportunity to go on this valuable course at a location that is convenient for them.

HRP is providing two MHI RAC/PAC sessions, Module 11 and Module 12. Module 11 is a full day installation and service course. The module is designed to help installation and service engineers better understand how to install service and diagnose problems with MHI RAC/PAC equipment. The course covers the most frequently found system faults and how to detect them. The training is classroom style in the morning, followed by practical ‘hands on’ installation workshops using HRP’s purpose built and fully operational FDC71 Cassette System in the afternoon.

Module 12 is a mini course for MHI/PACV Split Systems. The course is a two hour early evening session aimed at engineers who cannot attend the full day workshop. The course covers the basics of diagnosing installation and service problems followed by a short practical training session on the FDC71 Cassette System.

Mandy Pilgrim, Managing Director at HRP comments, “At HRP we know that time is precious and money is tight so we are offering to bring our new mobile training rig to individuals, for free! It’s a fantastic opportunity for air conditioning engineers to better their understanding of the MHI RAC/PAC Split System. This is a valuable way for our customers to extend their service offering without having to pay for employees to enrol on an expensive course or take unnecessary time out of work travelling in order to receive training. We value the relationship we have with our customers and want to continue to support them with ongoing training opportunities like these.”

Additionally HRP runs a series of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Training Courses at its Technical Centre based in Slough which is sponsored by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, a world leader in design and manufacture of high performance air conditioning and heat pump systems.

At the HRP Group Technical Centre there are a wide range of training courses for air conditioning and refrigeration engineers plus building services design consultants and contractors. Training courses cover product knowledge, application and design, installation and commissioning for MHI split systems and VRF Systems from basic to advanced levels. The Technical Centre also offers Certification Courses for refrigeration and air conditioning engineers including Refrigerant Safe Handling F-Gas C&G 2079 plus various associated courses.

Friday, 18 February 2011

Super Energy Efficiency Heat Pump Hitachi Summit Wall Air Conditioning RAS-25FH6 (2.5 kW / 9000 btu) Inverter

2.0kW / 6600Btu Heat pump Inverter Split Type Wall mounted Air conditioning System.
The New Hitachi Summit range is highly economical and environmentally friendly, using the latest compressor and inverter technology keeping power consumption minimal, but at the same time providing you with powerfull cooling and heating. High COP

Performance Improved
DC Inverter driven compressors and fans. Enhanced inverter performance and system performance are achieved by the addition of a ‘Direct Current’ drive, resulting in up to 10% more efficient than standard 'AC' (Alernating Current) Systems.

The variable speed compressor(inverter) enables the system to rapidly reach the desired room temperature setting. Once the desired room temperature has been achieved the compressor rotation speed is reduced, saving up to 30% in energy usage (when compared to standard fixed speed systems)

Product Key Feature's

* High CoP, up to record 4.31
* Infra-red controller
* Slim construction 205mm
* Pipe runs up to 20 meters
* Low noise 44dBA on low
* Cold draft prevention on heat pump start up
* Fault diagnosis
* Auto re-start after power interruption
* PRE-CHARGED WITH REFRIGERANT for up to 20 metres pipe length
* Cleaner and healthier air with ion generator incorporated in indoor unit.
* Light weight noise absorbing outdoor unit


RAS Wall Mounted RAS-18FH6
Power source 1 ph 240V
Type Inverter rotary
COOLING (nominal) max. kW 2.0 / 6600 BTU
HEATING (nominal) max. kW 2.5 / 8250 BTU
UK Cooling (max) kW 2.5 / 8250 BTU
UK Heating (max) kW 3.2 / BTU 10600
Fuse Rating 16A
E.E.R. n/a
Energy label in heating A
Energy label in cooling A
C.o.P 4.31
ECA - Yes


Indoor Unit

Exterior dimensions (mm) 280 x 780 x 205
Net weight kg 9.5
Air flow rate* (cooling) (m3//min) 7.3/6.7/5.8
Air flow rate* (heating) (m3//min) 8.0/7.0/5.8
Hitachi Summit, Hitachi air conditioning, Hitachi air conditioning RAS range

Outdoor Unit

Exterior dimensions (mm) 548 x 750 x 288
Net weight kg 35
Power Source Rating MCB A 15A
Refrigerant max piping length m 20
Pipe sizes - 1/4" x 3/8"


Hitachi Summit, Hitachi air conditioning, Hitachi air conditioning RAS range

Tuesday, 8 February 2011

Air Conditioning Heat Pump COP and Efficiency

Air Conditioning Heat Pumps

Heating at home accounts for more than 60 per cent of a home's energy cost which makes them the best place to look for savings with spiraling energy cost.

Conventional Electrical Heating

Some conventional electrical heating can be 100% efficient. If you put one kilowatt of electricity into an electric heater, you get one kilowatt of heat out. So, as long as the heat isn't being wasted, you may assume the only way to make savings is to turn the heater down.

Heat Pump Vs Conventional Electrical Heating

With heat pumps, as an alternative form of electrical heating, it can give you more than 4 times the efficiency of a conventional electrical heating. This means, if you put one kilowatt of electricity into a heat pump, you get at least 3 kilowatt of heat out.

Inverter Heat Pump

Even better is the Inverter heat pump which pumps out over three times more energy than the traditional heat pumps, in the form of heat, than they consume. Impossible? Not at all. The pump simply transfers the heat from somewhere else. They pump warm air from the air outside into the house - hence the term 'heat pump'.

How Does a Heat Pump Work

Conventional heaters power is converted into heat whilst heat pumps power the pump that circulates the liquid through the system. It works the same way as your refrigerator. The heat pump in your fridge takes the warm air from inside the fridge and releases it outside which is why the back of your fridge is warm. And it continues to work even when the inside is colder than the outside.

The heat pump warms the home the same way. Even on cold days, the heat pump can extract warm air from the cold air outside and transfer it into a heated room, just as your fridge keeps extracting heat from your freezer even when it's below zero. The heat pump can still warm your home when the air outside is below zero degree.

Heat Pump also an Air Conditioning

As if that isn’t enough, heat pumps can be ‘reversed’ to provide cooling on hot days in the summer. Say air conditioning to most people and they will think of big noisy boxes, but they are a thing of the past. A modern inverter air conditioning runs as quietly as a desktop fan. At as low as 28 decibels, it's quiet enough to hear a pin drop.

Cost of Heat Pumps

Heat pumps with high COP’s use 1000 watts to produce the same electricity needed to run 2 x 2 kw heaters . Therefore the running cost is less than half that of gas and a quarter of traditional electric heating. Heat pumps cost more to install than conventional electric heaters but they pay for themselves with running costs that are about half those of gas or electric heating and less than a fifth of an LPG heater. Heating in winter, cooling in summer, they also filter the air to remove irritants like pollen and dust, see our Plasma Air Conditioning - and they work as dehumidifiers as well. You can save on costs of buying several different units, making a domestic heat pump air-conditioner a very cost effective package during the credit crunch.

Friday, 4 February 2011

Therma V Air Heat Pump Model: AHUW126A0 + H12SNE (12 kW / 40000 btu)

Therma V Air Heat Pump Model: AHUW126A0 + H12SNE (12 kW / 40000 btu)

Lg Therma V Air Heat Pump Model: AHUW126A0 + H12SNE (12 kW / 40000 btu)

A complete air heat pump system for domestic hot water and heating.

The LG range of Therma V air to water heat pumps offer a very cost effective way of providing heating to new build and retrofit applications with COP values up to 4.55. The systems come in a range of outputs from 9kw up to 16kw with the flexibility to provide various styles of outputs providing hot water for under floor, radiators and domestic hot water. LG are the world’s largest air heat pump and air conditioning manufacturer having the resources to provide products that are fully tested for reliability and durability with full technical back up provided.

Therma V uses free energy in air, and adopts the inverter technology. So, it is far more fuel-efficient compared to other heating devices and, thus, is very economical. When you use a gas or oil boiler, or an electric radiator, you can get exactly the same effect based on your input. However, Therma V, with the application of the same amount of energy, emits more than four energy items, which can be used. This is the strength of the Air to Water Heat pump to which LG inverter technology is applied.


Key Product Feature's:

  • Model: AHUW126A0 + H12SNE
  • Nominal Heating - 12 kW
  • COP Heating - 4.46
  • 240Volt 1 phase
  • Refrigerant R410A
  • Option of solar collector connection
  • Rated to -20DegC Heating
  • Dimensions Outdoor: L1760, W600, D650
  • Dimensions Indoor: L850, W390, D315
  • Heating for DHW and heating
  • Weight 204Kg ( indoor and outdoor)

Thursday, 3 February 2011

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Air To Water Heat Pump Model: FDCW100VNX (3.5 - 12.0) kW

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Air To Water Heat Pump Model: FDCW100VNX (3.5~12.0) kW
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Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Air Heat Pump Model: FDCW100VNX (3.5 - 12.0 kW)

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Air to Water Heat Pump is a complete modern system for heating, cooling and producing hot sanitary water for small houses, offering effective energy saving and reducing carbon dioxide emission. Safe and economical with integrated hot water heater, immersion heater, circulating pump and climate system within the indoor unit.

The heat energy is retrieved from the outdoor air through an outdoor unit (FDCW100VNX), and is transferred to the indoor unit (HM270V) by the medium of refrigerant circulated in closed piping system. This eliminates the needs of bore holes and coils in the ground for conventional systems.

Optimum annual operation costs thanks to the inverter driven compressor. The speed of the compressor is controlled according to the demand, and the industry’s highest COP level of 3.70 in heating operation has been achieved.

The compact size (600x650mm footprint) has been achieved by integrating the hot water tank for sanitary water together with the water heat exchanger in the indoor unit. Electric wiring and piping works are simpler due to integrated indoor unit design.

Max temperature flow line is 65°C with use of a large-capacity auxiliary electric heater as standard equipment for back-up, so that the system will be able to cope with irregular and excessive use of hot water. (58°C with only use of compressor). Various sterilization temperature settings are available according to the requirements of each country.

Key Product Feature's:

  • Model: FDCW100VNX
  • Nominal Heating - 9.0 (3.5~12.0) kW
  • Nominal Cooling - 8.0 (3.0~9.0) kW
  • COP Heating - 3.75
  • 240Volt 1 phase (also available in 3phase)
  • Refrigerant R417A / R410A
  • Option of solar collector connection
  • Rated to -20DegC Heating
  • Dimensions: L1760, W600, D650
  • Heating and cooling
  • Weight 214Kg ( indoor and outdoor)

Heating

Nominal Capacity (min~max)

9.0 (3.5~12.0) kW

COP (Nominal)

3.70

Tapping Capacity (Sanitary hot water) in:15°C

out:40°C

270 liter 12 liter/min

200 liter 16 liter/min

Tapping Capacity (Sanitary hot water) in:15°C

out:40°C

Cooling

Nominal Capacity (min~max)

8.0 (3.0~9.0)

COP (Nominal)

2.87

Technical Data

Working range during heating with compressor (ambient temperature)

-20 - +43°C

Working range during cooling (ambient temperature)

+15 - +43°C

Max temperature flow line

65°C

Max temperature flow line, only use of compressor

58°C

Refrigerant quantity (R410A)

2.9 kg

Max length, refrigerant pipe

12 m

Max height difference, refrigerant pipe

7 m

Dimensions, refrigerant pipe

Gas pipe : OD15.88 (5/8")

Liquid pipe : OD9.52 (3/8")

Pipe connections (outdoor to indoor)

Flare

HM270V (Indoor unit)

Immersion heater

Max 9 kW

Volume, total

270 litre

5%+ -

Volume, hot water coil

14 litre

Height

1760 mm

(+20-50 mm, adjustable feet)

Width

600 mm

Depth

650 mm

Weight (without water in tank)

140 kg

Electrical connections

1Phase 230V / 3Phase 400V 50Hz

FDCW100VNX (Outdoor unit)

Height

845 mm

Width

970 mm

Depth

370 mm (+80 mm with foot rail)

Weight

74 kg