Key Features and Benefits
Mitsubishi Electric VRF water heater 12.5 kW unit can achieve a flow temperature of up to 70°C and is ideal solution to for providing a hot water and central heating for underfloor heating, pre-heating sanitary hot water, swimming pools or spa pools.
- Releable solution from one system, year around water heating
- Inverter driven for maximum energy efficiency
- Hot water temeperatures up to 70°C
- Suitable for sanitary water heating when using secondary heat exchanger or solar ready coiled tank
- Heat recovery from air conditioning system in cooling mode on R2 Systems
- Simple addition of the booster unit to the existing air conditioning system
- Modular design allows flexibility to create very large systems
- Providing up to 5 Years Warranty
Mitsubishi Electric City Multi Hot Water Module
Mitsubishi Electric VRF Water Heating Units are the latest technological breakthrough from the Mitsubishi Electric City Multi outdoor Unit Range, with the ability to heat water more efficiently than ever before. The PWFY-P100VM-E-BU indoor module can be installed in conjunction with standard City Multi VRF air conditioning indoor units, creating huge potential for heat recovery.
Available in one size: PWFY-P100VM-E-BU (12.5kW heating) which is modular to allow creation of larger solutions. Sanitary water heating has suitable applications in: hotels and motels, apartments, commercial kitchens and laundries, office buildings, food processing industry, heat recovery from air conditioning systems into sanitary water storage, and direct sanitary water heating is also possible.
The BU Series water heating unit is perfect for sanitary hot water, with excellent heat recovery possibilities. It houses a second compressor running on R134A refrigerant creating a cascade circuit between two plate heat exchangers. with the ability to sense flow or return water temperature with a dip-switch setting, these units can only be connected to City Multi R2 Series outdoor units. The smallest stand alone VRF hot water system is therefore 25kW of heating. Heat recovery from air conditioning systems into sanitary water storage and direct sanitary water heating is also possible. Heat recovery technology taps into and utilises otherwise wasted heat energy, extracted from areas of a building that require cooling, providing heating for hot water. Recovering the heat in this manner maximises the efficiency of the system all year round, therefore increasing energy savings and substantially lowering running costs. Inputs: ON/OFF, Set Temp, Pump Interface. Outputs: ON/OFF, Error, Defrost.
MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC PWFY-P100VM-E-BU VRF SANITARY WATER HEATER | |
Hot Water Nominal Capacity*1 (kW) | 12.5 |
Hot Water Nominal Capacity UK*2 (kW) | 8 |
Power Input (kW) | 2.48 |
Compatible Outdoor Unit | PURY / PQRY |
Gas pipe size (mm/in) | 15.88 (5/8″) |
Liquid pipe size (mm/in) | 9.52 (3/8″) |
Water connection (mm/in) | PT 3/4 Screw |
Water connection pipe size (mm/in) | 28 |
Sound Pressure Level dB(A) | 44 |
Max water temperature (°C) | 70 |
Optimal water airflow rate (m³/h) | 1.5 |
Water pressure drop at optimum flow rate (kPA) | 22.5 |
Weight unit (kg) | 60 |
Unit dimensions (mm) | 450 x 300 x 785 (800) |
Electrical supply | 220 – 240 V, 50 Hz |
Phase | Single |
Fuse Rating (BS88) – HRC (A) | 25 |
Mains cable No. Cores | 3 |
Charge Refrigerant R410A / R134A (kg) | 1.1/ 1.6 |
NOTE | |
*1 Nominal Conditions: Outdoor 7 / 6 °C, 65 °C inlet water temperature, 1.5 m³ water flow rate, 7,5m refrigerant pipe. Please note this is a spot conditioning and not capacity over tank heat up). | |
*2 Typical capacity at -10 °CWB outdoor temperature for tank heat up. |
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