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The unit is designed to meet space, comfort, sound, and efficiency requirements in residential, multifamily, lodging, and other light commercial applications while offering all the advantages of the VRF system technology.
Jasper® Engines needed to replace an aging hydronic HVAC system in their office building in Indiana. This project came with an array of challenges. It’s an older building with three floors, a floor under ground and a glass façade.
Rather than using a more cumbersome fresh-air system made up of separate field-installed variable refrigerant flow (VRF) and energy recovery ventilator (ERV) units connected by ductwork, engineer Rob Lowry, executive sales leader, Pennergy Solutions, opted for what would become a more labor- and energy-efficient approach using Geniox+ air handlers.
A big advancement for variable refrigerant flow (VRF) technology in a smaller package, CITY MULTI N-Generation high-performance outdoor units deliver enhanced energy efficiency and personalized comfort control for commercial building applications.
Strategic electrification, or the push to decarbonize our buildings is happening now, driven by a mix of legislation, corporations, and consumer demand.
There are many factors to consider when looking to achieve ultra-efficiency in an HVAC system. Newer homes, for example, are built to a substantially higher standard than homes with previously existing code demands, evidenced by insulation levels that are at least 25% higher and blower-door scores of half or better than code.
On Demand A proper VRF installation is the key to a system’s optimal performance. Join us as we highlight ways to ensure a smooth VRF installation with fewer callbacks and excessive labor hours spent troubleshooting during startup. We will be condensing thousands of VRF startups, experiences, and hours troubleshooting into some of the most common hiccups encountered and how they can hopefully be avoided.
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