This remarkable range of heat pump air curtains has been developed in a collaboration between Thermoscreens, the market-leading manufacturer of high quality air curtain solutions and Mitsubishi Electric.
The PHV DX range of air curtains offers a 67 per cent reduction in both CO2 emissions and running costs over conventional direct electric models has been developed to offer a highly efficient way of providing a comfortable climate for customers and staff without compromising on performance.
The models in the range can provide either a stand-alone system, linked to a Mr Slim R410a outdoor heat pump compressor unit, or be part of a larger City Multi VRF system to offset energy requirements against other parts of the building.
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