Hitachi Air Conditioning Launches Innovative HVAC Solutions

Hitachi Air Conditioning has recently launched its latest models, including the air365 Max Pro, SideSmart™, and airCore 700, showcasing a blend of sustainability and innovation in cooling and heating technology. These cutting-edge HVAC solutions were introduced at the ARBS 2024 event in Australia by Johnson Controls-Hitachi Air Conditioning through their distributor, Temperzone Australia Pty Limited.

The focus of these new products is on enhancing energy efficiency and reducing emissions to align with Australia's goals of lowering hydrofluorocarbon emissions by 2036. The air365 Max Pro system, known for its high efficiency and Japanese engineering, features SmoothDrive 2.0 technology for precise temperature control and reduced energy consumption. Its sigma-shaped heat exchanger improves heat transfer efficiency, making it a top choice for sustainability-conscious consumers.

The SideSmart™ VRF unit is a slim, modular system that adapts to various space and capacity requirements, offering a maximum cooling capacity of 152 kW. On the other hand, the airCore 700 split system range provides reliable cooling and heating performance with a wide capacity range and efficient operation in different ambient conditions, all while using the low GWP refrigerant R32.

For residential use, Hitachi introduces the airHome 400 and 600 series, which feature advanced air purification filters and self-cleaning technology. These air conditioners prioritize air quality and energy efficiency, with additional features like intelligent motion sensors and Wi-Fi connectivity for an enhanced user experience.

Hitachi Air Conditioning's latest models offer a blend of sustainability, innovation, and energy efficiency, catering to both commercial and residential needs. With a focus on reducing emissions and enhancing performance, these new products set a benchmark in the HVAC industry, aligning with global efforts towards a greener future.