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VRV IV sets the standard …again - Daikin

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People are becoming more and more aware of <strong>the</strong> cost of heating. Traditional heating systems<br />

and boilers use fossil fuels, making <strong>the</strong>m an expensive and not sustainable option for <strong>the</strong><br />

environment. Nobody wants to waste <strong>the</strong>ir money. Since approximately two thirds of <strong>the</strong><br />

heat generated by <strong>the</strong> <strong>Daikin</strong> heat pump systems, is free of charge, <strong>the</strong> perfect solution is just<br />

around <strong>the</strong> corner. Moreover, since heat pumps consume less energy than traditional heating<br />

systems, <strong>the</strong>y also generate less CO 2 emissions.<br />

Air to water and air to air heat pumps use energy from renewable sources: <strong>the</strong> ambient air.<br />

These energy sources are renewable and inexhaustible. Of course, heat pumps also need<br />

energy to function (mostly electricity), but increasingly this electricity can also be generated<br />

from renewable energy sources (solar energy, wind energy, hydropower, biomass)<br />

It is no surprise that people throughout Europe are becoming aware of new heating<br />

technology. In less than a decade practically all properly insulated buildings from Italy to<br />

Norway will be heated with heat pumps. Millions of heat pumps have already been installed<br />

in residential and commercial applications. So… why wait?<br />

95% of our air conditioning equipment can heat and/or cool and thus are heat pumps.<br />

The products in this chapter are optimised heating solutions as <strong>the</strong>ir primary scope and<br />

purpose is heating.<br />

HEATING<br />

AIR TO WATER HEAT PUMPS 18<br />

<strong>Daikin</strong> Al<strong>the</strong>rma low temperature 20<br />

EHVH-C / ERLQ-CV3/W1 22<br />

NEW<br />

NEW NEW<br />

NEW<br />

NEW<br />

NEW<br />

NEW<br />

NEW<br />

NEW<br />

NEW<br />

NEW<br />

EHVH-C / ERHQ-BV3/W1 23<br />

EHVX-C / ERLQ-CV3/W1 24<br />

EHVX-C / ERHQ-BV3/W1 25<br />

EHBH-C / ERLQ-CV3/W1 26<br />

EHBH-C / ERHQ-BV3/W1 27<br />

EHBX-C / ERLQ-CV3/W1 28<br />

EHBX-C / ERHQ-BV3/W1 29<br />

EKCB(H/X)-BB / EBHQ-BBV3 30<br />

EB(L/H)Q-BB6V3/BB6W1 31<br />

ED(L/H)Q-BB6V3/BB6W1 32<br />

Domestic hot water tanks 33<br />

EKHWP-B 33<br />

EKHWS-B 34<br />

EKHWE-A 34<br />

Room <strong>the</strong>rmostat 35<br />

EKRTR 35<br />

EKRTW 35<br />

Solar connection 36<br />

EKSOLHW 36<br />

EKSR3P 36<br />

EKS(V/H)-P 37<br />

<strong>Daikin</strong> heat pump convector 38<br />

FWXV-A 38<br />

<strong>Daikin</strong> Al<strong>the</strong>rma high temperature 40<br />

EKHBRD-AC / ER(R/S)Q-A / EMRQ-A 42<br />

17<br />

NEW<br />

NEW<br />

Domestic hot water tank & Solar<br />

connection 43<br />

EKHTS-AC 43<br />

EKHWP-B 44<br />

Solar connection 45<br />

EKS(V/H)-P 45<br />

EKSRPS 45<br />

<strong>Daikin</strong> Al<strong>the</strong>rma Flex Type 46<br />

EKHVM(R/Y)D-A 48<br />

EKHBRD-AC 49<br />

EMRQ-A 50<br />

Domestic hot water tank 51<br />

EKHTS-AC 51<br />

<strong>Daikin</strong> heat pump convector 52<br />

FWXV-A 52<br />

AIR TO AIR / WATER TO AIR HEAT PUMPS 56<br />

Residential applications - Split 56<br />

FVXG-K / RXG-K 57<br />

FTXG-J / RXLG-K 58<br />

FVXG-K / RXLG-K 59<br />

FTXS-K / RXL-K 60<br />

FTXS-J / RXL-J 60<br />

FVXS-F / RXL-K/J 61<br />

Commercial applications - <strong>VRV</strong> 62<br />

RYYQ-T / RXYQ-T 64<br />

RTSYQ-PA 68<br />

RWEYQ-PR 69

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