All indoor unit models offer optimal comfort and quiet operation. Style of indoor units include ductless high-wall, ceiling cassettes, floor-mounted and wall-mounted, and ceiling-concealed ducted units.
Seamlessly integrate VRF into the layout of individual rooms or small building zones
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Six feet or higher horizontally on a vertical surface
Discharge supply air from the bottom which then returns through the top
Installing too high may decrease performance
Generally work best when there are no obstructions within ten feet to prevent air flow “bounce back” and short cycling
Building Lobbies
Historical Retrofits
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Flush with a horizontal drop, finished ceiling surface or exposed ceiling plan
Provide conditioned air for up to four directions with a central return
Each of the four vanes is fully customizable to provide 72 unique airflow patterns for comfort requirements
Indirect or direct airflow settings direct supply air away from or toward room occupants
The discharge opening should be a minimum of five feet from vertical obstructions to prevent drafts and condensation
For uniform performance, the height of cassettes is generally limited to ten feet above the finished floor
Avoid installing cassettes too close to each other, as this may lead to temperature issues
Work best when installed offset to the side of a room
Office Spaces
Lobbies
Classrooms
Conference Rooms
TPMFY
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Flush with horizontal or finished ceiling surfaces
Similar to the proceeding unit, but it’s designed with a single supply air discharge instead
Provide conditioned air in one direction with a central return
The vane is fully customizable to provide 72 unique airflow patterns for comfort requirements
Indirect or direct airflow settings direct supply air away from or toward room occupants
The discharge opening should be a minimum of five feet from vertical obstructions to prevent drafts and condensation
For uniform performance, the height of cassettes is generally limited to ten feet above the finished floor
Avoid installing cassettes too close to each other, as this may lead to temperature issues
Work best when installed offset to the side of a room
Hallways
Open Office Spaces
Lobbies
Classrooms
Conference Rooms
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Mounted below horizontal hard surfaces that aren't compatible with ceiling cassettes
Feature automatic airspeed adjustment and high/low ceiling modes
The auto vane and wide range outlet proved uniform air delivery
For best performance, ensure adequate space for return air
Generally work better where there are no obstructions within ten feet of the face
Casinos
Restaurants
Open Spaces
Oriented Down Long, Narrow Spaces
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Mounted or stood on a floor
Resemble traditional fan coil or cabinet heater-style HVAC systems
Available as exposed or recessed styles with a top discharge
The bottom return cannot be obstructed
Classrooms
Office Spaces
Corridors
Lobbies
Discreetly incorporate VRF in interior layouts to support building spaces
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Horizontally concealed or exposed in a ceiling, floor, attic or behind a bulkhead
Sacrifice performance for a low-profile construction
Have short duct runs from three to six feet, with minimal filtration
May not have the static pressure capability to support an external filter rack
Hotel Rooms (Installed Over Bathrooms)
Small Office Spaces
Exposed Spot Cooling Without Ductwork
TPEFY
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Horizontally concealed or exposed in a ceiling, floor, attic or behind a bulkhead
Support external filter racks with MERV-rated filters and the associated supply and return ductwork
Office Spaces
Classrooms
Hotels
Assisted Living Facilities
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Horizontally concealed or exposed in a ceiling, floor, attic or behind a bulkhead
These units are the largest standard-capacity VRF fan coils
They require external filter racks, with MERV-rated filters
The high static pressure of these units is most beneficial when using distributed supply and return ductwork serving multiple spaces
Office Spaces
Classrooms
Small Auditoriums
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Up-flow, horizontal left, horizontal right or down-flow configurations
Resemble residential-style air handlers
These units may include electric resistance heaters
Multi-position units are installed with ducted supply and return
It is possible to “twin” units to serve larger zones
Downflow installations may require a condensate management kit
Multi-Tenant Buildings
Hotels
Attics
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