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Fujitsu AOU18RLXFZH 18,000 BTU Heat Pump Outdoor Condenser
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Inverter Technology Inverter technology drives the compressor, allowing it to match output to demand. The result: a more stable and comfortable temperature within the space. This type of operation removes more moisture, reduces short-cycling, and improves efficiency. Increased Connectable Capacity Connect indoor units with as much as 130% …
Inverter Technology Inverter technology drives the compressor, allowing it to match output to demand. The result: a more stable and comfortable temperature within the space. This type of operation removes more moisture, reduces short-cycling, and improves efficiency. Increased Connectable Capacity Connect indoor units with as much as 130% of the outdoor unit capacity, allowing design flexibilty. If all zones are active, indoor units will run at reduced output. As zones are satisfied, output will be redistributed zones that are still active. Low Ambient Heating
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Inverter Technology Inverter technology drives the compressor, allowing it to match output to demand. The result: a more stable and comfortable temperature within the space. This type of operation removes more moisture, reduces short-cycling, and improves efficiency. Increased Connectable Capacity Connect indoor units with as much as 130% of the outdoor unit capacity, allowing design flexibilty. If all zones are active, indoor units will run at reduced output. As zones are satisfied, output will be redistributed zones that are still active. Low Ambient Heating