Variable Refrigerant Flow
(VRF) zoning is an energy-efficient method of providing precise
comfort control to indoor environments:
- Wide variety of applications -
everything from spot cooling or heating a single room in a home
with a split-ductless system to a large commercial building with
multiple floors and areas (zones) that require individual comfort
control delivered by a split-zoning system
- Zones are single or multiple room
spaces that are conditioned to a set temperature and are operated
independently from other rooms within the same structure
- VRF moves refrigerant to the zone
to be heated or cooled, allowing the temperature of that zone to be
more precisely controlled - can simultaneously cool some zones
while heating other zones or only provide comfort control to zones
that are in use.
- Ductless systems provide more
flexibility for building design and result in more usable
space
- Ducted systems allow you to
combine multiple rooms into a single zone
- Unlike other VRF systems, MEHVAC
uses a two-pipe design - reduces the complexity, time and cost of
installation with fewer refrigerant lines and connections

- INVERTER Compressor technology is
highly responsive and efficient
- Compact, quiet units that allow
for flexibility of placement
- Gives architects and owner more
design freedom
- Integrated, simple to use
controls
Overview and Benefits
Variable Refrigerant Flow
(VRF) zoning is an energy-efficient method of providing precise
comfort control to indoor environments:
- Wide variety of applications -
everything from spot cooling or heating a single room in a home
with a split-ductless system to a large commercial building with
multiple floors and areas (zones) that require individual comfort
control delivered by a split-zoning system
- Zones are single or multiple room
spaces that are conditioned to a set temperature and are operated
independently from other rooms within the same structure
- VRF moves refrigerant to the zone
to be heated or cooled, allowing the temperature of that zone to be
more precisely controlled - can simultaneously cool some zones
while heating other zones or only provide comfort control to zones
that are in use.
- Ductless systems provide more
flexibility for building design and result in more usable
space
- Ducted systems allow you to
combine multiple rooms into a single zone
- Unlike other VRF systems, MEHVAC
uses a two-pipe design - reduces the complexity, time and cost of
installation with fewer refrigerant lines and connections

- INVERTER Compressor technology is
highly responsive and efficient
- Compact, quiet units that allow
for flexibility of placement
- Gives architects and owner more
design freedom
- Integrated, simple to use
controls