New YHA2 Inverter Split System Heat Pump Launched

A world-leader and a respected brand in the HVACR industry, Hitachi produced the first reverse-cycle heat-pump in 1963, in Japan. In 1983, Hitachi was the first in the world to produce the DC inverter air conditioner. Hitachi’s philosophy is to inspire future generations with the latest products, systems and services, for a more vibrant society.

Realcold Components has been importing Hitachi heat pumps since 2006, catering for the premium local inverter market. Hitachi has recently launched the new YHA2 inverter split system heat pump, an upgrade to its current YHA range.

In addition to the nano titanium filter, the latest YHA2 system has a nano titanium coating on the surface of its stainless steel filter for superior air purification.

Using the action of the nano titanium catalyst which is 1/200 the size of regular anti-bacterial and silver agents, the Nano Titanium Air Purifying Filter effectively captures and neutralises microbes to provide a powerful room deodorising effect. It also neutralises harmful substances, providing an exceptional anti-allergen effect. Being stainless steel also means easy cleaning; oily particles can be removed with only a wipe without having to use water.

The latest YHA2 heat pump range also features the new optional SPX-WKTI Weekly Timer. This weekly timer has five different programs for each calendar day with start and end times and temperature control. Up to 13 units can be controlled by one weekly timer using distributor modules.

The latest Hitachi YHA2 heat pump range has been designed to offer the best possible efficient and effective comfort at the touch of a button, even under extreme outside temperatures. It offers superior filtration, effective distribution of clean air, quietly delivering extra airflow and greater capacity to ensure that even the largest room is catered for.

Selecting the most suitable system is the key to maximising performance, optimising comfort and minimising energy consumption. Contact your nearest Realcold Components branch for more details.