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Mitsubishi Electric, renowned for its world-class innovation in developing sustainable technology, presents Hybrid VRF (HVRF) – the world’s first 2-pipe VRF heat recovery system that replaces refrigerant with water in occupied zones.
Bring your vision to life without the barriers of refrigerant concentration limits. Watch our video and learn how HVRF utilizes water to deliver the ultimate design freedom.
Design with Ease of Mind,without limitations
Mitsubishi Electric’s HVRF system is the industry’s first system to use refrigerant between the outdoor unit and the Hybrid Branch Controller (HBC) and water between the HBC Controller and the indoor units. This makes it ideal for buildings with small-occupied spaces as the technology does not use refrigerant between the HBC and Indoor Fan Coil Units, which allows for designing without concern for refrigerant concentration limits. The system uses Mitsubishi Electric’s original VRF technology and is suitable for a wide variety of installations by allowing centralized control, individual operation, and simultaneous heating and cooling with heat recovery.
HYBRID VRF SYSTEM
- No refrigerant in occupied zones
- Smaller system refrigerant volume
- Simultaneous heating and cooling operation with a 2-pipe system
- High energy efficiency through heat recovery
- Easy control through M-NET
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- Refrigerant from outdoor unit
NOW YOU CAN TAKE VRF ANYWHERE
OFFICES
HOTELS & RESIDENCES
EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES
HOSPITALS & HEALTHCARE FACILITIES
THE HYBRID ADVANTAGE: HVRF BENEFITS
Mitsubishi Electric’s HVRF system offers more than just design freedom. Its blend of seamless integration, maximized efficiency, and easy M-NET control, sets a new standard in comfort.
- Hybrid VRF works seamlessly in a packaged Mitsubishi electric system
- Outdoor units, HBC Controller, indoor units, and remote controllers are offered as a package which facilitates design work. Furthermore, connecting M-NET wiring of these units allow optimum control of the whole system to satisfy the zones load precisely.
- High energy efficiency through heat recovery
- The system efficiency is at its peak when the ratio of heating and cooling is 50:50 because of dynamic heat recovery.
- Individual control of indoor units
- A suitable remote controller can be selected according to zone application.
- Manageable phased installation
- The decentralized system of HVRF means phased installation is possible.
- Simultaneous heating and cooling operation with a 2-pipe system
- HVRF is a 2-pipe system requiring less piping compared to a hydronic 4-pipe system. It needs fewer key components to be installed because components such as the pumps, heat exchanger, and valves are incorporated into the HBC Controller.
- Easy control through m-net
- HVRF can provide individual control by indoor unit or by zone with the integration of Mitsubishi Electric’s MELANS Control System. Whether by local controller or centralized controller, heating and cooling can be monitored and operated remotely.
- Centralized control of the entire system
- System controller can be connected to multiple indoor units for centralized monitoring and management, and can be integrated into Central BAS Systems using BACnet.
- Small Footprint. Low Weight
- HVRF is modular, has a small footprint and light weight outdoor units, and is available in a flexible range of VRF options.
- Small Footprint. Low Weight
- HVRF is modular, has a small footprint and light weight outdoor units, and is available in a flexible range of VRF options.
- Hybrid VRF works seamlessly in a packaged Mitsubishi electric system
- Outdoor units, HBC Controller, indoor units, and remote controllers are offered as a package which facilitates design work. Furthermore, connecting M-NET wiring of these units allow optimum control of the whole system to satisfy the zones load precisely.
- High energy efficiency through heat recovery
- The system efficiency is at its peak when the ratio of heating and cooling is 50:50 because of dynamic heat recovery.
- Individual control of indoor units
- A suitable remote controller can be selected according to zone application.
- Manageable phased installation
- The decentralized system of HVRF means phased installation is possible.
- Simultaneous heating and cooling operation with a 2-pipe system
- HVRF is a 2-pipe system requiring less piping compared to a hydronic 4-pipe system. It needs fewer key components to be installed because components such as the pumps, heat exchanger, and valves are incorporated into the HBC Controller.
- Easy control through m-net
- HVRF can provide individual control by indoor unit or by zone with the integration of Mitsubishi Electric’s MELANS Control System. Whether by local controller or centralized controller, heating and cooling can be monitored and operated remotely.
- Centralized control of the entire system
- System controller can be connected to multiple indoor units for centralized monitoring and management, and can be integrated into Central BAS Systems using BACnet.
- Small Footprint. Low Weight
- HVRF is modular, has a small footprint and light weight outdoor units, and is available in a flexible range of VRF options.
- Hybrid VRF works seamlessly in a packaged Mitsubishi electric system
- Outdoor units, HBC Controller, indoor units, and remote controllers are offered as a package which facilitates design work. Furthermore, connecting M-NET wiring of these units allow optimum control of the whole system to satisfy the zones load precisely.