It’s a highly adaptive, electrified, multiple zone thermal management solution with separate ventilation systems to help offer adequate indoor air quality and improved sustainability.
Overview
Helping you deliver VRF systems that fit, perform and endure.
We understand VRF is not one-size-fits-all. Trane® / Mitsubishi Electric commercial VRF systems offer flexible configurations with DOAS and open integration protocols to meet building demands. Trane provides VRF expertise, controls, and responsive service from design to daily operations.
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Energy Efficiency
Heat recovery for simultaneous heating and cooling, with advanced controls for demand control ventilation, energy recovery, and dedicated outdoor air systems.
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Customizable
Offering flexible traditional and hybrid VRF solutions, outdoor heat pump or heat recovery options, as well as a variety of indoor units to meet building needs.
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Operational Ease
Simplified setup and management, integration with Tracer® SC+ and centralized controls.
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Future-Ready Systems
Supports electrification, decarbonization, and low-GWP goals. With Trane’s regulatory expertise and future-ready design, confidently plan for what’s ahead.
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All-Inclusive Offerings
Offering comprehensive components and services from design to post-sale, with service and maintenance expertise after installation.
Extensive VRF System Solutions
Choose from two proven VRF technologies—CITY MULTI® VRF and HVRF—alongside essential components like advanced controls and LEV kits, all backed by practical, building-specific advice and expert support.
Trane® / Mitsubishi Electric Heat Recovery R2 Series
- System Type: Heat recovery
- Compressor: Inverter-driven scroll compressor
- Refrigerant: R-410A transitioning to R32B in 2026
- Controls Integration: Compatible with Trane® / Mitsubishi Electric controls
- Standard Accessories: Base pan heater (depending on model), refrigerant sensors, safety controls
Trane® / Mitsubishi Electric Heat Pump Y Series
- System Type: Heat pump
- Compressor: Inverter-driven scroll compressor
- Refrigerant: R-410A transitioning to R32B in 2026
- Controls Integration: Compatible with Trane® / Mitsubishi Electric controls
- Standard Accessories: Base pan heater (depending on model), refrigerant sensors, safety controls
Trane® / Mitsubishi Electric CITY MULTI® Indoor Units
Trane® / Mitsubishi Electric HVRF Indoor Units
- System Type: Water-based indoor units
- Coil Type: Hydronic heat exchanger coil
- Controls Integration: Compatible with Trane® / Mitsubishi Electric controls
- Standard Accessories: Built-in condensate lift pump (varies by model), air filters (for ductless units)
Your tailored system design starts here.
Trane experts configure VRF systems from evaluation to implementation to meet your building’s requirements and operational goals.
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Heat pump or heat recovery? Heat pump systems offer individual zone temperature control with single mode operation, providing either heating or cooling. Heat recovery systems provide simultaneous heating and cooling and require a branch controller.
FAQs
Your VRF sytem questions, answered.
VRF systems adjust refrigerant volume to meet a building’s heating or cooling needs. Indoor units relay temperature requirements to the outdoor unit, which then modulates the refrigerant flow and compressor speed to offer exceptional comfort.
Related Webinars
Learn from our experts.
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Introducing HVRF: Combining Water and Refrigerant for a Sustainable HVAC Solution
The new Trane® / Mitsubishi Electric HVRF two-pipe heat recovery system uses a combination of water and refrigerant to provide all electric, simultaneous heating and cooling to multi-room buildings such as hotels, dormitories, and multi-family residences. HVRF combines the best of VRF and a chiller system into one solution for maximum comfort, flexibility, and reduced refrigerant in the overall system. -
How to Avoid Common Pitfalls in the Design and Installation of VRF Systems
At Trane, we want to help make sure every VRF project you have is a success. We recognize that VRF design and installation can be complex due to its nature and variety of manufactures with unique installation rules. -
What Engineers Need to Know: The Impact of A2L Refrigerants on VRF System Design and Installation
Explore the A2L refrigerant transition for VRF and Ductless systems, focusing on its impact on design and installation. -
2025’s Top VRF Questions Answered
You asked and we're answering. Learn from Trane experts about VRF installation, refrigerant piping, control integration, and more. -
Design Considerations for Commercial VRF Systems
Designing a Variable Refrigerant Flow (VRF) System for your next project doesn’t have to be complicated. In this session, you will learn how to break down VRF System design into a 4-step process, including system type, humidity control, ventilation, and system control. -
Hunter Industries installed a VRF system in its 49,000 sq ft office complex, reducing energy costs, enhancing comfort with zone controls, and supporting its LEED certification goal.
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VRF Support from Trane Ductless Technical Specialists
Trane is committed to partnering with contractors to ensure all Trane® / Mitsubishi Electric VRF jobs are executed smoothly.
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