Amazon Modular FD
BackUp to 4 KMF outdoor units can be combined, achieving a total power of up to 246 kW in a single cooling system. This makes them highly adaptable to the capacity and space requirements of each installation.
Kaysun’s new S8 technology makes the installation of the units easier, protects them from unfavorable external factors, and ensures their operation and efficiency, making them highly reliable units.
The KMF range offers significant space saving compared to a traditional VRF unit, with a footprint that is up to 50% smaller than vertical discharge units.
An available static pressure of 80 Pa increases flexibility in choosing the outdoor unit installation place. Proper heat dissipation can be maintained even when the outdoor unit is installed in technical rooms.
Description
Complete range of fully modular front discharge units from 33.5 kW to 61.5 kW, which can be combined up to 4 outdoor units. Available in R410A, with ultra-compact dimensions and featuring Kaysun’s latest S8 technology.
Characteristics
The unit works with R-410A ecological refrigerant.
This feature allows to regulate the power of the compressor, providing optimum control and extremely efficient operation.
Allows the system to refrigerate, even with low outdoor temperatures.
The unit is fitted with a DC Inverter external fan.
Can be combined with other units up to power "x", by connecting the inlet and outlet pipes between units.
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Up to 4 KMF outdoor units can be combined, achieving a total power of up to 246 kW in a single cooling system. This makes them highly adaptable to the capacity and space requirements of each installation.
Kaysun’s new S8 technology makes the installation of the units easier, protects them from unfavorable external factors, and ensures their operation and efficiency, making them highly reliable units.
The KMF range offers significant space saving compared to a traditional VRF unit, with a footprint that is up to 50% smaller than vertical discharge units.
An available static pressure of 80 Pa increases flexibility in choosing the outdoor unit installation place. Proper heat dissipation can be maintained even when the outdoor unit is installed in technical rooms.