VRF stands for Variable Refrigerant Flow. It’s a type of HVAC technology that allows for precise control of the amount of refrigerant flowing to multiple indoor units, helping to provide individualized comfort control and energy efficiency.
Overview
Less ductwork, fewer worries, and more support.
When you choose Trane® / Mitsubishi Electric VRF, you receive the full Trane experience—reliable equipment solutions, local expertise, dependable performance, and comprehensive support.
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High Efficiency
Waste less energy responding to changes in building loads or climate.
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Greater Cost Savings
Higher efficiency helps lower utility costs in the short- and long-term.
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Versatility
Our expansive portfolio includes everything from ductless wall mounts and ducted ceiling units to outdoor installations.
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Consistent Comfort
Zoned comfort with flexible control to warm or cool different environments simultaneously.
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Retrofit-Ready
Ideal for new builds and retrofits, with no major structural changes or operational disruptions.
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Simplified Sustainability
Focusing on energy electrification, decarbonization, and refrigerant compliance, our solutions help you stay ahead of changing codes and carbon-reduction initiatives.
VRF & Ductless Offerings
With cutting-edge equipment, Trane provides optimal VRF and ductless solutions for any scenario. Our selection of heat pumps, heat recovery systems, and hybrid options, paired with VRF expertise, offers you to find the ideal fit for your business goals.
VRF Systems
Trane® / Mitsubishi Electric HVRF
Trane® / Mitsubishi Electric CITY MULTI®
Mini Splits
Trane® / Mitsubishi Electric P Series Outdoor Units
Trane® / Mitsubishi Electric M Series Outdoor Units
Trane® / Mitsubishi Electric P Series Indoor Units
Trane® / Mitsubishi SMART MULTI Outdoor Unit
Trane® / Mitsubishi Electric SMART MULTI® Series Indoor Units
Solutions & Support
VRF Solutions & Support
Trane is well versed in every aspect of VRF technology. The most fitting solution for your needs depends on the considerations that Trane helps you evaluate.
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Learn from industry leading comprehensive country-wide VRF training programs tailored to contractors and engineers.
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From individual to integrated controls, we have a solution to automate your VRF system design.
Frequently Asked Questions
VRF systems work by using a single outdoor unit connected to multiple indoor units. The system can vary the flow of refrigerant to each indoor unit based on zone cooling or heating needs.
VRF technology offers several advantages in terms of energy efficiency, zoning capabilities, installation flexibility, and comfort.
Ductless air conditioning, also known as a mini-split system, is an HVAC solution that does not require ductwork to distribute air.
Ductless AC systems work by using an outdoor compressor unit connected to one or more indoor air handlers. Each indoor unit can be controlled independently, allowing for customized temperature settings in each zone.
Ductless heating refers to heating systems that do not rely on ductwork to distribute warm air. These systems often use the same technology as ductless air conditioning, typically in the form of mini-split heat pumps.
Ductless air conditioning, also known as a mini-split system, is an HVAC solution that does not require ductwork to distribute air.
Ductless heat pumps work by transferring heat between the indoor and outdoor units through refrigerant lines. This allows them to efficiently provide both heating and cooling to individual rooms without ductwork.
Related Content
Resources & Insights
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VRF: Staying Cool through the Refrigerant Change
As refrigerant regulations evolve, Trane VRF systems lead with efficiency, flexibility, and sustainability. Learn how the VRF industry is adapting to new regulations. -
Electrifying Buildings with VRF Technology
Heating systems that run on natural gas and other fossil fuels have been keeping America’s buildings warm for decades. But now, as many in the private and public sectors are doubling down on commitments to mitigate climate change and create more sustainable spaces, that era may be ending.
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