Enhanced VRF system from Clivet

November 25, 2019

Zephir3 and VRF lineup units can now be centrally controlled all together, an additional proposal for primary air in combination with air conditioning.

Main advantages of Zephir3 in combination with VRF:

Simple: primary air by a single stand-alone system
Quick: no need of piping connections on field
Slim: unit compactness and possible indoor installation
Flexible: Possible both as centralized and local solution
Savings: High efficiency thermodynamic heat recovery technology
Effective: Precise regulation of supply air conditions
Differentiating: Maximum quality of air supplied

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