(VARIABLE REFRIGERANT VOLUME) is a modern advanced air conditioning system, and is considered a new birth for high-efficiency refrigeration systems in the world, and it will undoubtedly change and enter within the air conditioning systems of buildings with different cooling loads, and will provide a wide range of different applications for conditioning hotels, schools, government departments, homes, etc. With the simplicity of control and control.
How does the VRV system work?
The system consists of one outdoor unit, connected with more than one indoor unit in its various forms, such as: hidden, cassette, wall, etc.
Compressors or compressors work with inverter or digital technology according to the names of each of the air conditioning companies that manufacture this system, in unconventional ways, as these systems contain a smart electronic board that receives all the data of the internal units and the cooling loads required for each of them, and then it sends This data is the “required refrigerant load” of compressors, which reduces and reduces energy expenditures significantly from other systems.
The copper extension network between the indoor and outdoor units can reach 1000 meters “100 vertical + 900 horizontal”, which provides solutions in tall buildings and towers not to assign a role to the services that the external units are placed in.
Attaching more than one indoor unit to one outdoor unit helps to provide surface areas and not to accumulate the outdoor units on the roofs of buildings and homes.
Why is VRV the best right now ??
VRV system is one of the modern integrated solutions, as it has achieved the following basic equation:
_ Less energy consumption so far compared to any other air conditioning system, as it offers air conditioning and safety to its customers.
_ Reducing breakdowns by a large percentage, because it reduces the size of used accessories compared to other systems.
_ Fault detection and identification electronically through the system, and the system can be linked to the Internet to receive notifications and faults before they happen.
Reducing the amount of noise and vibration caused by outdoor units.