As decision-makers navigate changing environments, upgrading existing technology to meet demands for greater efficiency and peace of mind remains a key focus, company says
DUBAI, UAE, 25 March 2020: LG Electronics (LG) said it is focusing on retrofitting HVACR systems across the MENA region, at a time when decision-makers are upgrading existing technology to achieve greater efficiency and peace of mind. LG took part in the 6th annual Retrofit Tech MENA Summit, held from March 23 to 24 in Dubai, during which it showcased its HVAC systems.
The Summit united key decision-makers and industry leaders to explore avenues for greater energy efficiency and sustainability, made possible largely through retrofitting, LG said. Retrofitting, the company said, is proving to be a popular choice for decision-makers, owing to the method’s ability to utilise aspects of existing infrastructure and build upon it. LG said its Lifecycle Cost Analysis Retrofit solution and inverter technology make it possible to anticipate how much a user can save and the estimated payback over a given time period.
For those seeking to have reduced impact on the environment and greater affordability, retrofitting enables parts to be recycled and reused within existing frameworks, saving not only initial costs, but also long-term operating expenditure, the company said. At the Summit, LG showcased its retrofit products, which it described as providing flexibility in installation, and Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) and Control feasibility. The products, the company said, are designed to cater to specific business environments.
At the Summit, LG also displayed its air purification kits, which can be applied to existing or new air conditioner models. For duct-type ACs, the company said, its purification kits provide filtration of circulating air, offering a MERV (Minimum Efficiency Reporting Values) rating of 13, and incorporate UV-LED technology to sterilise up to 99.9% of particles and bacteria.
LG said visitors at the Summit also learnt more about LG’s air purification technology for non-duct-type ACs, such as the Dual Vane model, which uses a five-step air system to remove odour, germs and PM 1.0 fine dust. LG said that for greater visibility and convenience, its air conditioners are compatible with the LG ThinQ mobile application, empowering users to control their cooling systems at any time, from anywhere. The application, the company added, enables real-time and trend monitoring, providing an indication of energy consumption and indoor fine dust level.
“LG has a longstanding track record of helping businesses adopt more thorough and efficient air solution technology in the region,” said Suraj Kumar, Technical Manager – Air Solutions, LG Electronics Gulf. “We have taken onboard valuable insights from the HVAC community and are committed to providing solutions which solve real business challenges, such as reducing operating expenditure and promoting safer physical environments. We look forward to further collaborating with decision-makers and exploring how we can help elevate individual business success.”
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