Cool Times specialise in the design and construct of commercial variable refrigerant solutions (VRF), as well as VRV systems.
These systems can be fitted to all styles of commercial environments due to the unlimited configurations options available. Take a look through our recent projects below!
Variable Refrigerant systems from Daikin (VRV Refrigeration) and Mitsubishi Electric (VRF Refrigeration) are the perfect solution for commercial and residential spaces that require multiple indoor units or multiple style indoor units.
One outdoor system can be connected to multiple indoor units and the refrigerant is delivered to each indoor unit as required. Each indoor unit has its own temperature sensor so precise temperature control can be achieved. Greater energy efficiencies can also be achieved using VRV/VRF than one large plant.
For the larger office areas, a centralised controller can be easily fitted to VRV/VRF systems to allow for full control from a centralised point. Perfect for facility or maintenance managers to have complete control of set points, schedules and modes.
We specialise in Daikin VRV Refrigeration and Mitsubishi Electric VRF Refrigeration as they have proven to us over the years that they are reliable and give our customers hassle-free cooling for years.
The ultimate multi room air conditioning system with a wide selection of indoor units to suit a variety of room sizes and designs for medium to large size homes.
Key Features:
A highly advanced air cooled VRV system with a wide product offering to suit the HVAC requirements of larger buildings.
An air-cooled VRV system with heat recovery technologies that enable the simultaneous heating and cooling of different parts of the building.
What does VRF mean on AC?
VRF or VRV refers to variable refrigerant flow/volume air conditioning systems. Simply, allowing for a varying capacity range of indoor units which can often result in lowering energy costs.
What is the best VRF brand?
Daikin is the world leader in VRV technology and have exceptional local after sales support and hold an extensive range of spare parts.
What is the difference between VRF and VRV air conditioning?
Daikin trademarked “VRV,” therefore the terminology of VRF was introduced by majority of other leading manufacturers. Both terms refer to the same air conditioning technology.
How does a VRF unit work?
One or multiple outdoor units are piped together and connect to a varying number and types of indoor units. Incorporating many variable speed motors it can match the required cooling or heating load inside while also reducing energy consumption.
What is a VRF air conditioning system?
Originally designed for commercial buildings, VRV/VRF has been adopted into domestic buildings with manufacturers beginning to develop smaller systems to suit heat loads of the average house. , VRF systems are designed for one outdoor system with multiple indoor units or different styles and sizes.
How does a VRF HVAC system work?
Multiple outdoor units are joined together or one unit with variable compressor control to supply refrigerant to multiple indoor units.
Are VRF systems reliable?
Quality VRV/VRF systems like Daikin and Mitsubishi Electric which have been installed correctly should provide years of trouble free cooling. These systems should also be serviced professionally to ensure longevity.
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