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PLUMBING CONNECTION

SPRING 2015 97

NEW AIR CONDITIONING PRODUCTS

AIR CONDITIONERS FOR

MODERN HOMES

Fujitsu’s Airstage J-IIS series

is compact, quiet and energy-

efficient.

When compared to the

previous J-II models, the

J-II S is 25% reduced in

height, ideal for balconies

and courtyards where space is at a premium. It’s also

quieter, with a noise reduction of up to -3dB, the result

of improved design in the fan and airflow grille, and has

a low noise function for even quieter operation.

Energy efficiency is delivered by an optimised inverter

control, DC fan motor, and a compact, high efficiency

heat exchanger. Other enhancements include Fujitsu’s

specially-designed DC twin rotary compressor, with

a high efficiency compressor motor and optimised

refrigerant flow design.

The new VRF outdoor systems are available in three

capacity sizes and can be connected to the twelve

current sizes in the VRF range, resulting in 53 options

to choose from for the client’s home.

ADDRESSING AUSTRALIAN HOME OWNERS’ NEEDS

Panasonic’s new range of ECONAVI Reverse Cycle

Inverter air conditioners work in a wide range of

temperatures from -15°C-46°C, while delivering

considerable savings on energy. With up to 9.0kW

heating and 8.0kW cooling, Australians can stay

comfortable all year around.

The new wall hung split systems have improved

star ratings across most models through design

improvements and the use of R32 refrigerant gas.

Additionally, the latest ECONAVI technology uses

human activity, sunlight and temperature sensors

to intelligently adapt the heating and cooling power

according to the room conditions.

The range also features iAuto-X, providing faster

cooling than ever before, improved directional airflow

and reduced direct airflow.

A FOCUS ON ENERGY EFFICIENCY

LG recently conducted a survey that revealed many

people felt they didn’t fully understand their power bill

or how to manage their electricity use effectively.

LG has sought to address these issues with two new

features.

The first is the Active Energy Control with three levels

of reduced power control: 40, 60 and 80%. The user

can cap their energy consumption by reducing power

consumption at the cooling output. For example, at a

51% cooling capacity, the unit is 33% more efficient.

The second feature is the WiFi Smart Control,

available in the LG Premium Series. This app provides

energy usage information in real time and alerts the

user when usage hits a predetermined limit. Users can

also turn the air conditioning on and off remotely.

SMARTER AIR CONDITIONERS

Air conditioners are getting ‘smart’. The new Mitsubishi

Electric MSZ-FH series has the ability to detect and

address different temperature zones within a room.

The detection is carried out by the 3D i-see Sensor,

which can scan the entire room, break it down into 752

three-dimensional zones and measure the temperature

of each. The air conditioner can then deliver the

required airflow to the right part of the room via a

unique dual split vane design that can direct air to the

left or right, up or down.

The 3D i-see Sensor can also detect changes within

the room, such as people leaving. When the Sensor

discovers the room is empty, it reduces the systems

power consumption automatically – 10% after 10

minutes and 20% after 60 minutes.

www.fujitsu.com/au/ www.lg.com.au www.panasonic.com/au/ www.mitsubishielectric.com.au