WHAT'S NEW
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New Range Released
Airwell has just released a new range of technologically advanced DC inverters for Summer 2006-07 – the XV range.
Offering up to 30% energy savings over standard fixed speed models, the XV has a capacity range spanning 2.5 kW up to 8.0 kW, ideal for small to large rooms up to approximately 70 m2.
Unlike conventional air conditioning systems the XV features incredibly quiet start up, making it one of the most discreet and unobtrusive systems on the market. And with its stylish and new design, the XV is extremely attractive not only in performance but also appearance.
When combined with all of the features standard to Airwell systems, the XV offers a host of benefits for the consumer.
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Features:
> Unique “I Feel®” – precise comfort control wherever you are in the room
> “Ioniser”* technology for cleaner, fresher air
> Efficient R410a refrigerant
> Stylish flat fascia design
> Automatic re-start after power failure – no need to re-set
> Winner of the Top Energy Saver Award 2006*
> Superior national after sales support
* model dependant
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XV12
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XV26 & XV30 Typical
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Installation Milestone
Airwell’s advanced VRF air conditioning system has achieved a major milestone with its first commercial installation in Australia – Parliament House in Melbourne.
“Following our initial promotion of the system through our specialist dealers we were approached by D & E Air conditioning, one of the largest commercial contractors in Victoria, to assist in their pitch,” said Airwell Sales Manager Stuart Lee.
“After providing D & E with an economical alternative to the specified equipment, we were able to secure the order through visiting the consulting engineer to discuss the VRF system. The result was the installation of 3 outdoor units servicing 14 indoor units all controlled via push button run on timers.”
“This first installation of the VRF system has been an unqualified success. The feedback has been very positive, particularly in relation to the quietness of the system and its ease of installation and commissioning,” said Stuart.
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