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TRADITIONAL CENTRAL
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AIKIN
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NERGY
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FFICIENCY
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SEER
20
AND
HSPF
12
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NDIVIDUAL
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IN
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ELIABILITY
All
major
components
are
engineered
and
manufactured
by
Daikin,
ensuring
maximum
performance,
reliability
and
efficiency.
From
the
internal
motors
and
compressors
to
the
exterior
anti
‐
corrosion
treatment
and
self
diagnostic
function,
Daikin
systems
are
built
with
durability
and
backed
by
one
of
the
best
warranties
in
the
industry.
The
Daikin
Inverter
Ducted
Heat
Pump
line
is
a
cost
‐
effective
alternative
to
traditional
high
‐
efficiency
gas
furnace/AC
systems.
These
new
Daikin
products
provide
more
comfort
due
to
Daikin
Constant
Comfort
inverter
technology.
Daikin
Inverter
Ducted
systems
offer
up
to
100%
heating
capacity
when
the
outside
temperature
is
as
low
as
14°F
(systems
can
operate
in
heating
mode
down
to
0°F),
making
them
cheaper
to
run
than
traditional
heat
‐
pump
systems
in
most
climates.
They
are
also
more
compact
and
quieter
than
traditional
units.
Integrated
with
an
inverter
“variable
speed”
compressor,
systems
deliver
the
capacity
required
to
maintain
desired
room
conditions,
reducing
energy
consumption
by
30%
compared
to
traditional
fixed
speed
systems.
This
technology
minimizes
temperature
fluctuations
and
provides
continuous
cooling
and
heating
comfort
with
maximum
energy
savings.
Daikin
Inverter
Ducted
systems
are
also
energy
efficient:
•
Up
to
SEER
20,
and
HSPF
12
•
CEE
Tier
II
rated
(42MBH
is
rated
Tier
1)
The
wired
remote
controller
(BRC1E71)
is
provided
as
an
accessory,
and
can
be
replaced
with
other
control
solutions.
The
wall
mounted
controller
features
a
backlit
LCD
display
as
well
as
intuitive
menus
with
displays
available
in
English,
French,
or
Spanish
languages.
Other
functions
include
setpoint
range
limit,
independent
occupied
and
unoccupied
(setback)
heating
and
cooling
setpoints,
auto
‐
changeover
with
cooling
and
heating
setpoints,
and
advanced
scheduling
functions
(7
‐
Day).
