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Efficiency: VRF Systems are 20%-25% more efficient than conventional systems. VRF systems do have additional upfront costs, but these can be offset by lower energy bills and repair expenses over time, as well as through increased occupant comfort.

Individual zone control: No matter how your building is used, this customizable solution allows you to control different comfort needs independently. This leads to a reduction in complaints that offices are either too hot or too cold, since offices can have individualized controls. Unused rooms’ climate controls can be switched off entirely, lowering your energy bill by not having to pay to heat and cool, unoccupied spaces.

Quiet: In a VRF system, the noisier condensing unit is typically outside, and the indoor air handlers are smaller and quieter than a traditional systems.

Consistent Comfort: The VRF HVAC system can detect the precise requirements of each zone, and send the precise amount of refrigerant needed to do the job.

Space: VRF systems take up much less space than forced-air systems, which is a benefit for upgrades in existing structures.

Multiple Control Options: The options are almost limitless with the ability to have up to 16 Zone Levels and up to 128 indoor units per outdoor unit, as well as the ability to have multiple VRF systems and Inter-connectivity to a controls system.