Success at research facilities and factories often hinges on strict control of air temperature and quality. To these environments, Daikin offers an abundant range of packaged air conditioners for precise control of air and temperature to help preserve accurate results and product quality. Using advanced inverter and heat pump technologies increases efficiency and reduces energy consumption and costs. Wide Range of Solutions Daikin provides a lineup to a wide range of applications that require high precision in temperature control and air quality. Control by Zone / Area Daikin packaged air conditioners combine with ducts to distribute air only to zones and areas where needed. Mechanical and Electrical Rooms Oily and Dusty Workplaces Server rooms continue to expand and generate tremendous heat. To prevent loss of valuable data, Daikin offers specialized air cooling solutions to protect servers from heat. Spot cooling to specific work areas help to maintain safe work environments.

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First Packaged Air Conditioner in Japan In 1951, Daikin launched Japan's first packaged air conditioner to provide turnkey operation and begin its lead as pioneer in the commercial use air conditioning market.We aren't finding the page you were looking for. Back to the Home PageSplit-System Central Air Conditioners and Heat Pumps Standard Central Air Conditioning Condensers You are adding or replacing standard central air conditioning to a forced air duct systemwindow ac unit energy usage The air conditioner (condenser) will sit outside the home, and the furnace (or air hander) is located inside the home You have ducting in the home (or will be installing) to transfer the air. (The same ducting used for heating can be used for air conditioning.) Your home heating is provided by separate heating equipment A condenser or heat pump is the major component in a complete central air conditioning system.

To put together a complete air conditioning system with its appropriate components, use our easy System Selector online. Simply answer a few questions online, and we will immediately provide you with a complete package including the cooling equipment and components, furnace or air handler, and more. Heat Pump Central Air Conditioning (Electric Heat and Cool) You are adding or replacing a split-system heat pump to a forced air duct system You want your heating and cooling to be provided by the same equipment, which will operate on electricity exclusively You would like equipment with very low operating costs for heating your home when the outside temperature is above 25 degrees. (A heat pump can be paired with a secondary source of heat for providing additional heat when temperatures are below 25 degrees.) You have ducting in the home (or will be installing it) to transfer the air. The heat pump will sit outside the home, and air handler (or furnace) is located inside the home

You have 220 volts AC available A heat pump is the major component in a complete central air conditioning/ heating system. To put together a complete heat pump system with its appropriate components, use our easy System Selector online. Split-System Installation Supplies & Components You need additional components for the installation of a split-system heat pump or central air conditioner, such as line sets, pads / bases, mounting brackets, electrical supplies, installation supplies packages, system protectors, condensation control products, line set covers, refrigerant regulators and solder / brazing rods. Let us help you select everything you need. Simply use our easy System Selector online. You are adding or replacing a split-system heat pump or central air conditioner. An evaporator coil is the part of a heat pump or air conditioning system that becomes cold when the unit operates (or warm for a heat pump in winter).  It is mounted in (or connected inline with) the ductwork of the home. 

When the system is on, air flows through the coil and the cold air (or warm air for a heat pump in winter) is distributed throughout the home. You need accessories for a split-system heat pump such as a electronic all fuel kit or an outdoor heat pump stat. Central Air Conditioners and Heat Pumps Residential central air conditioners and heat pumps are installed as part of a home's central heating and cooling system. They use ducts to distribute cooled or dehumidified air to more than one room. Residential central air conditioners and heat pumps include split system central air conditioners and heat pumps; single package central air conditioners, small-duct high-velocity products, and space constrained products. For more information, see the DOE’s Appliance and Equipment Standards for this product. Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC systems have a major impact on energy usage. Proper selection, installation, operation, and maintenance of HVAC systems can yield substantial energy savings, help control seasonal spikes in energy usage, and improve comfort and air quality in your commercial / industrial facility.

More efficient HVAC equipment is now available that can contribute to the reduction of energy use and cost. Standard incentives are available for the following types of equipment. Contact the Program office to review the pre-determined incentive offered for the equipment you are considering. Packaged (Unitary and Split-Systems) equipment Dual enthalpy economizer controls Water source heat pump units and evaporative-cooled air conditioning units Ground source heat pump units (geothermal) Packaged terminal heat pump units and air conditioning units Ductless mini-split air conditioners and heat pumps Residential Air Conditioners installed in commercial setting Refer to the HVAC Application Workbook for eligible equipment and incentives, technical details and terms and conditions. Your eligibility and application process depends upon the size of your business and type of project. Select the appropriate type below for details about how to apply for this incentive.