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VRF (Variable Refrigerant Flow) Systems

VRF systems are the future of smart, energy-efficient climate control — perfect for commercial buildings, offices, and multi-zone properties. Unlike traditional systems, VRF technology allows precise temperature control in different zones simultaneously, ensuring optimal comfort and efficiency.

Spot On Air provides professional VRF design, installation, and maintenance services across New Zealand. Our expert technicians ensure smooth operation, maximum performance, and minimal energy consumption with top-brand systems.

  • Advanced zoning for independent room temperature control.

  • Energy-efficient inverter technology reduces running costs.

  • Ideal for large commercial spaces, offices, and apartment buildings.

  • Quiet operation and seamless integration with building management systems.

Precision Installation

Every VRF installation is customized to your building’s layout for optimal efficiency and quiet operation. Our skilled team ensures a clean, reliable setup from start to finish.

Comprehensive Maintenance

Keep your VRF system performing like new with our professional maintenance plans — ensuring efficiency, reliability, and long-term durability.

What does a VRF system do?

VRF systems use variable refrigerant flow to provide heating and cooling simultaneously across different zones of a building with maximum efficiency.

Are VRF systems suitable for homes?

Yes, VRF systems are ideal for larger residential properties where multi-zone climate control is required with low energy consumption.

How energy-efficient is VRF technology?

VRF systems adjust refrigerant flow dynamically, providing the exact amount of cooling or heating needed, significantly lowering power usage.

What brands of VRF systems do you install?

We work with leading VRF brands such as Mitsubishi Electric, Daikin, Fujitsu, and Panasonic to ensure quality and performance for every project.

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