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Daikin 9.5kW FHA-A SkyAir Alpha Series Air Conditioners

SKU: FHA100A

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A Daikin ceiling suspended 9.5kW air conditioning unit from the FHA-A SkyAir Alpha series for cooling network computer and server rooms. The unit has a reduced energy consumption with a specially designed DC fan motor and 5 different discharge angles to ensure the right flow of air can be achieved. Maintenance operations can be performed easily from the front and the unit uses low GWP R32 refrigerant.

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Ceiling suspended installation with easy front panel access
Improved airflow control, including automatic air speed adjustment for greater comfort
Highly energy efficient operation, utilising low GWP R32 refrigerant
Quiet operation with industry leading low noise levels
Full heating capacity down to -3degC
Available with remote control WiFi adaptor

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Outdoor unit: SKU RZAG100MV1
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Three phase electrical installation model

Brand:	Daikin
Nominal Cooling:	9.5kW
Sensible Cooling:	7.44kW UK
Nominal Heating:	10.8kW
Energy Label:	A++ cooling / A++ heating
Audible Noise Level:	60dBA
Installation Phase(s):	single phase 230Vac 1ph 50Hz / three phase 400Vac 3ph 50Hz +N (dependent on outdoor unit)
Input Power:	1ph 27.4A/3ph 15.4A
Input Fuse Rating:	1ph 32A/3ph 16A
Outdoor Unit:	RZAG100MV1 (1ph) or RZAG100MY1 (3ph)
Max Pipe Length:	85m
Energy Efficiency Ratio:	6.42
Airflow:	0.466/0.400/0.333m³/s (Low-Medium-High)
Refrigerant:	R32
Dimensions:	1590Wx690Dx235Hmm
Nett Weight:	38Kg
Warranty:	36 months product or 7 years if installed by a Daikin certified engineer