Carrier has launched a new series of variable refrigerant flow heat pump solutions for residential and light commercial applications.
“Offered under both the Carrier and Toshiba Carrier brands, the Opti-V system reinforces the company's commitment to innovation, sustainability, and customer-focused design,” the manufacturer said in a statement.
The system can reportedly support up to nine indoor units with a single outdoor unit.
The heat pump also features a cooling seasonal energy efficiency rating (SEER2) of up to 29.7 and a heating seasonal performance factor (HSPF2) of up to 12.2.
It supplies heating in temperatures as low as -30 C and cooling in temperatures up to 50 C, according to the manufacturer. Sound levels are rated as low as 31 dB(A) for indoor units and 56 dB(A) for outdoor units.
“Its compact footprint and extended piping length – 300 m – make it ideal for zero-lot-line applications and complex installations,” Carrier said, noting the the new product is eligible for a 10-year limited parts warranty.
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Ground buried radiators are extremely effective
Where to learn more please. Also how does something like this compare to the wall units by Mitsubishi and others. Thank you
The heat pump pushed by the government thank God is being stopped by President Trump. There is no way a heat pump can do what fossil fuels can do. There’s a lot of issues with heat pumps that you’re not gonna have with fossil fuels. Refrigerant leaks, defrost issues. And of course, what happens if your heat pump is buried in a snow drift I had a service call at one time and that’s what it was. Like to know how much this costs.