Utility Power & Water Robots, Electric Power & Water Leaders magazine, Nov2019

FEATURE STORY
Advantages of Installing Multi Variable DC
Inverter VRF System in PH Buildings
When the air conditioning system in
the office is faulty, you must decide
between investing in a replacement
or spending for another costly
repair. Whether these units have been performing
poorly from the get-go or are nearing the end of
their lives, these air conditioning systems, at their
current state, cannot efficiently serve their purposes
in the Philippines’ urban environment any longer.
That being said, a Variable Refrigerant Flow (VRF)
air cooling and conditioning system is one of the
must haves in cooling the places the average,
ordinary, everyday working Filipinos frequent.
Compared to traditional HVAC systems composed
of a large central unit pumping out air to a whole
new space, VRF system installations are gaining
traction to urban locations. And, if one thing is for
certain, there are countless business districts and
high-rise buildings all around the metro just
waiting to be cooled by a more efficient air
conditioning system. This urban setting is perfect
for the more efficient
TMV5 is a new generation of multi-VRF systems,
integrating central air conditioning.
Having a TOSOT TMV-5 VRF system in the
facility, whether it’s the most peaceful resort or the
busiest casino in the metro, has a handful of
advantages. These advantages can be surmised to
overall operational efficiency, which is important
for the facility visitors’ comfort and the least
harmful to the wallet.
While efficiency and cost effectiveness alone is
enough to attract any facility owner, here are 5
detailed reasons why the TOSOT TMV-5 VRF is a
crystal clear front-runner compared to other HVAC
systems for the Philippine urban setting.
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