Panasonic introduces AHU connection kit for enhanced HVAC project flexibility and efficiency

Panasonic AHU

Panasonic Heating & Cooling Solutions has announced the launch of its new air handling unit (AHU) connection kit, available with Panasonic’s 2-pipe VRF ECOi range, including the new R32 ECOi EX MZ1 series. The kit supports a wide range of applications, from compact commercial installations to larger-scale developments.

Providing flexible control for VRF 2-pipe and air handling unit projects, the kit offers several sizes of selectable expansion valve to meet various project capacity requirements. The AHU kit control manages capacity ranges in line with compatible VRF indoor units, covering nominal cooling from 12-134kW and nominal heating from 12.5-150kW.

A key feature is the built-in controller which manages daily operational functions and service levels without the need for additional external components. Integration into building management systems (BMS) is simplified through Modbus communication, eliminating the requirement for extra interface modules and enabling faster and more cost effective set-up.

With a space-saving compact casing and accurate control using a pressure transducer, the AHU connection kit ensures optimal performance and reliability.

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