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City Multi Hybrid VRF
The Hybrid VRF is part of the CITY MULTI product range, which consists of VRF air conditioning units that use refrigerant between the outdoor unit and the branch controller, and water between the branch box and the indoor units, designed for medium to large scale applications. Efficiency and reliability are at the very core of the Mitsubishi Electric Hybrid VRF systems.
The Hybrid CITY MULTI is the industry’s first system which uses refrigerant between the outdoor unit and the HBC (Hybrid Branch Controller), and water between the HBC and the indoor units. The HBC is the most unique part in this system and allows heat exchange between refrigerant and water.
Achieved by a water system between the HBC and the indoor units, the water temperature is generally very stable all year round. The Hybrid CITY MULTI will supply milder off coil temperatures.
The HVRF Series contributes to reduced installation work. Because HBC houses the pump, heat exchanger, and other major components, it requires a fewer number of components to be installed, compared to four-pipe chiller systems.
Provides air conditioning corresponding to various needs. With the 2-pipe system, the direction of refrigerant flow will not reverse when the main mode changes. The compressor does not need to stop when the mode changes. This allows comfortable air conditioning during mild ambient conditions.
Hotel
Devonport Waterfront Hotel turns to Mitsubishi Electric City Multi Hybrid VRF for simultaneous heating and cooling. Hybrid VRF eliminates the risks of refrigerant leaks in occupied spaces.
Case Study, Medical
Hybrid VRF eliminates need for refrigerant leak detection and alarms and provides comfortable experience for staff and patients.
Case Study, City Multi Hybrid VRF
HYBRID CITY MULTI selected for a Metropolitan Fire Brigade station in Melbourne’s west eliminates need for refrigerant leak detection equipment.
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