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Rheem Middle East launches new VRF series for the MEA region market

Company says SAVR-D series can enhance energy efficiency, optimise performance, and maximise indoor comfort for end users

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  • Published: November 6, 2023
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DUBAI, UAE, 6 November 2023: Rheem Middle East, a manufacturer of HVAC and water-heating solutions,  announced the launch of a new series of Variable Refrigerant Flow (VRF) units. Making the announcement through a Press release, Rheem Middle East said the SAVR-D series, designed with innovative technologies and unique features, can enhance energy efficiency, optimise performance, and maximise indoor comfort for end users.

Rheem said VRF systems have surged in popularity over the past decade due to their superior energy efficiency and reduced seasonal energy consumption, and added that these are accomplished through precise temperature control, operation based on demand, and minimising the refrigerant path, collectively leading to cost savings of more than 30%. Rheem also said that the SAVR-D series introduces multiple distinctive features that further elevate this efficiency level.

According to Rheem, one of the attributes of the new series is its capacity and said that it includes 15 basic models ranging from 8HP to 36HP and enabling a maximum combination of 144HP. Moreover, Rheem Middle East said, a single SAVR-D unit can match the performance of two industry-standard units. The company further said the new series offers space efficiency as fewer units are required; simplified installation and lower operational expenses.

Rheem said, another important feature of the new series is backup operation technology. In case of a breakdown within a module unit, the company added, an emergency mode can be configured, enabling the other modules within the same combination to continue functioning as usual without any disruption for occupants. Furthermore, Rheem said, the new series has a six-step oil separation technology, which can collect and return oil to the compressor, ensuring the refrigerant circulating throughout the system remains relatively oil-free. This particular feature, Rheem said, can enhance efficiency by optimising heat exchanger operation, diminishing compressor strain, and consequently prolonging the unit’s lifespan and reducing maintenance costs.

Brian Hempenstall, Managing Director, Rheem, said: “At Rheem, we are committed to producing high-quality, innovative products which address and solve the major challenges in the HVAC industry today. With the launch of our VFR range, we are proud to continue this dedication to sustainability-focussed HVAC solutions which optimise comfort, reduce energy consumption and, ultimately, increase cost savings for our customers, with no compromise on quality.”

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