Daikin’s commitment to develop sustainable systems with a lower impact on environment
AS EXPERTS
warn efficient AC is critical to the future of the planet, Daikin leads sustainable solutions with next generation inverters that can reduce CO2 emissions by up to 80%.
As the world prepares to install 1.6 billion AC units by 2050, Daikin, the Japanese manufacturer and global leader in the development, manufacturing and installation of HVAC and refrigerants, has pioneered a solution that can save billions of tonnes of C02 globally.
According to figures published above by Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory & in terms of increased carbon emissions it is the equivalent of creating several new countries, and had prompted experts to call for minimum advances in energy efficiency of 30% per unit, in order to save 98 billion tonnes of C02 globally.
Leading the way, Daikin has pioneered the new Inverter Split Wall Mounted unit – the most energy efficient air conditioner of its type available in the GCC. The split inverter can achieve energy reductions of up to 70%, compared to traditional split AC and window units, and boasts an Energy Efficiency Ratio (EER) of 13.3 at T1 condition, making it the most energy efficient air conditioner of its type in the market.
The result of continued research on refrigerants, R-32 is a next generation gas that addresses a range of environmental considerations in a balanced manner. The split inverter features bespoke design for the high ambient GCC market, and is testament to Daikin’s commitment to develop sustainable systems with a lower impact on the environment.
“The inverter AC constantly adjusts the compressor speed to precisely maintain the desired temperature, and contributes on reducing the energy consumption all year round, for a lower electricity bill. The smart technology utilises an intelligent advanced control that regulates precisely the compressor speed to constantly adjust delivered capacity to meet the desired room temperature. It also provides powerful cooling, quieter operation and an extended product lifetime.”
By using R-32 refrigerant, Daikin inverter AC is able to maximise energy efficiency while minimising the global warming impact with zero ozone depletion potential and up to 80% less CO2 emission than R-410A.
Installed in new systems or retrofitted to existing systems, the Split Inverter combines the power of the Daikin inverter swing compressor – designed and patented by Daikin – and the R-32 refrigerant, for an energy bill reduction of 30 – 70% and lower use of refrigerants.
Muscat Electronics has been associated with Daikin Industries, Japan for over 35 years, and has pioneered in providing total airconditioning solutions throughout Oman to the government, private sectors and individuals.