VRF vs split AC for buildings

Which system suits your building, and why.

What VRF is

VRF stands for Variable Refrigerant Flow. One outdoor system serves many indoor units. Each indoor unit can be controlled separately.

Where VRF works well

Hotels, with many rooms and separate control
Office buildings with many zones
Apartment buildings where outdoor space is limited

Where splits work well

A few rooms
Small shops and offices
Spaces with a limited budget

Cost and planning

VRF costs more upfront and needs careful design of pipe lengths, loads and layout. Many splits are simpler, but they need more outdoor units and wall or roof space.

Choosing

The right answer depends on the number of rooms, the layout and the budget. Our team can visit your site and recommend a system.

FAQ

Do you install VRF systems?

Yes. We plan, supply and install VRF systems for buildings, hotels, offices and more.