Water-cooled chiller range (1st March 2006)

A new EWWD range of high efficiency, flooded type, watercooled chillers has been introduced by Daikin Europe. The cooling-only unit with stepless capacity control operates on R-134a refrigerant.

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  New control (1st May 2005)

Daikin Europe offers an updated version of its intelligent touch controller that provides energy efficient control of Daikin VRVII, Mini VRVII-S, mixed VRVII/Sky Air and HRV heat recovery air conditioning installations.

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  Chiller efficiency (1st November 2011)

Daikin's new EWA/YQ~BA range is designed to bring inverter cost savings and improved environmental performance to the small chiller market. The integrated inverter in the new R-410A-based EWA/YQ~BA range adjusts comp

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  New developments (1st November 2011)

Daikin Europe has embarked on creating a European Development Centre (EDC) at its HQ in Ostend.

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  Going greener (1st September 2011)

Daikin Europe N.V. has added to its green energy bank by the installation of almost 2000 solar panels at its Ostend production plant. Designed to produce about 400,000kW of electricity per year (the equivalent consumpti

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  Heat pumps for large-scale applications (1st September 2011)

Daikin Europe N.V. has announced the expansion of its Daikin Altherma heat pump range to cover large-scale commercial applications in which space heating and hot water production are a priority. Due to the use of Daiki

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  Latest water cooled chiller (1st July 2011)

Daikin Europe NV's new EWWD-H water cooled chillers replace its EWWD-BJ series. Available in a wider range of capacities (370 – 1215kW) due to incorporation of an electronic expansion valve, the R-134a unit retains the

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  Outdoor air drives heating (1st July 2011)

The VRVIII Heating Only system from Daikin Europe uses renewable energy from outdoor air to drive the heating process, generating 4kW of usable heat for every 1kW of electricity consumed. It is said to be considerabl

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  Chiller range (1st May 2011)

Daikin Europe has introduced its EWAD~CZ air-cooled inverter chiller range with one of the highest ESEERs on the market.

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  Sky air series (1st May 2011)

Daikin has launched a new Sky Air RZQG-L series of air conditioning units that pre-dates European Unionimposed energy performance requirements.

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  Fan coil units (1st January 2011)

Two new series of 600x600 and 900x900 ceiling cassette fan coil units have been introduced by Daikin Europe.

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  Recovery position (1st September 2010)

It is possible to achieve excellent air conditioning efficiencies by using heat recovery techniques within industrial settings, as John Durbin, Daikin UK's engineering department manager, explains

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  Condensing unit (1st March 2010)

Daikin Europe NV has developed the ZEAS range of compact, high efficiency, low noise and low operating cost condensing units. Introduced as a medium capacity solution for food processing areas, cold and freezer roo

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  Energy efficient (1st January 2010)

For use in comfort and process cooling applications, Daikin Europe's new air cooled chillers are designed to exceed HVAC industry standards for operating efficiency levels.

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  Energy savings both in heating and cooling modes (1st November 2009)

Daikin Europe NV has introduced an EWYD-BZ air cooled heat pump inverter chiller series – available in 'standard' and 'low noise' (6.5dBA reduction) models which provide solutions for comfort cooling applications and ca

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  Daikin provides a chill in the air (1st September 2009)

Daikin Europe NV has introduced two new EWAD model air cooled inverter controlled chillers, designated AJYNN(S) and AJYNN(X), and featuring both high full load and maximum partial load efficiencies.

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