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Design and specification of variable refrigeration flow (VRF) air conditioning systems takes another big step forward with the launch of a new generation software tool from Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Europe (MHIE). The new version of MHIE’s highly successful E-solution software includes specification details of the latest KX6 VRF systems. It is available free to air conditioning engineers – simply click here to register to receive a FREE software demonstration. Alternatively click here to download and install software from this website and to receive future updates automatically.
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The latest version of E-solution builds on the popularity of earlier releases. David Lettis, Mitsubishi Heavy’s Sales Manager, says the software enables engineers to design the optimum systems for each individual project with the minimum time and effort. He says: “System design used to be a complex business, but E-solution simplifies the process enabling the engineer to select the most cost effective and energy efficient mix of indoor and outdoor units, pipework and controls.”
In addition to full details of the new KX6 VRF range, E-solution now incorporates full data on the earlier KX4 range, and MHI’s complete range of splits and multi-splits. “We are planning to update the software on a regular basis to keep pace with pipe lengths etc which may change as part of our continual product development programme. Engineers must register on-line to ensure they are automatically sent updates as they become available,” says David Lettis.
Developed to cater for design of two and three-pipe systems, the latest version of
E-solution from MHIE specifies appropriate models and sizes – and produces a full list of materials. It also generates wiring diagrams and engineering drawings which can be exported to AutoCAD or saved in pdf format. Its flexibility enables engineers to print selected design information and comprehensive operation and maintenance manuals for presentation to clients. Engineers can also incorporate design information into their own formats and documents for personalised presentations. |
