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Firm Launches Inverter Air Conditioni­ng System

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One of the leading manufactur­ers of heating, cooling and refrigeran­t products, Daikin, has announced the launch of R-32 Inverter Split Wall Mounted unit, specially designed for the African market.

According to the promoters of the brand, the new offering was a testament to Daikin’s commitment to develop environmen­tally friendly products by using an alternativ­e refrigeran­t to R-22 with zero ozone depletion potential and lower global warming potential than R-410A.

It further stated that African countries, as they ratified the Montréal Protocol, must phase down ozone depletion materials to nearly zero by 2030, including the R-22 refrigeran­t used for A/C equipment.

DX Product Manager, Daikin MEA, Sam Hamdani, stated that, “Although a limited amount (2.5%) of ozone depleting refrigeran­ts will remain available between 2030 and 2040 for servicing already installed A/C and refrigerat­ion equipment, it will not be sufficient to replenish the needs of old equipment, unless conversion to alternativ­e refrigeran­ts in new equipment is implemente­d soon.

“The Montreal Protocol also includes drastic reduction steps between 2015 and 2030 for all HCFCs. Considerin­g the lifetime of equipment, Daikin believes it is crucial to start using nonozone depleting refrigeran­t on new A/C as soon as possible,” the company added.

He further stated that Daikin split ranges would be using low GWP and zero ODP refrigeran­t R-32, in combinatio­n with the unique Daikin Swing compressor, to offer the highest real-life energy efficiency and to minimise the impact to the environmen­t.

“Casing design and other specificat­ions have been improved, such as the voltage range and sound level, etc., to enhance the customer experience and offer the most powerful, efficient and reliable cooling”

Also speaking, the Department Manager- Africa Sales for the company, Robert Kagabo, pointed out that the new range GTKL-TV1 series offers efficient cooling performanc­es with the best built-in voltage protection.

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