1. Daikin Australia Pty. Limited Ducted Split Systems 2011

2. Contents  Model overview  Features and benefits  Controls  Option cards  The backing of Daikin  Summary

3. Inverter Models

4. RXS50/60KVMA DC Fan motor Auto & Manual ESP Adjustment Compact 300mm high FAN COIL 360mm high 360mm high

5. Inverter Models – 3 Phase FAN COIL 360mm high Huge capacity 18 – 25kw’s

6. Fixed Speed Models FAN COIL

7. Hybrid models – 3 Phase FAN COIL

8. Inverter Technology Hybrid Inverter Technology Fixed Speed Technology

9. Standard on FDYQ50-160 Range  Return air spigots standard (easy installation)  Anti corrosion treated coils  Self diagnostic system  Indoor units can be dismantled for easier installation  High ESP capability  High air flow  Big range 2.5kw – 25kw  Optional remote sensors  Optional Infra red controller  Optional zone & slave controller  Compact condensers  FDYQ100-160 single & 3phase  30m long pipe runs with adding gas on FDYQ100 & above

12. FDYQ180 – 250 Range

16. Operating range FDYQ100-160 Range

17. FDYQ180-250 Range

18. Nav Ease Controller (Standard) Backlit displayBacklit display Adjustable off reminder timerAdjustable off reminder timer Large buttons and arrow keys for simple operationLarge buttons and arrow keys for simple operation Guide on displayGuide on display Weekly schedule timerWeekly schedule timer Multilingual display availableMultilingual display available 30 to 180 min adjustable run timer Lock out Function In English not symbols

19. Zone controller Ability to zone your homeAbility to zone your home Ability to program your system to turn on/off after a preset number of hoursAbility to program your system to turn on/off after a preset number of hours Up to two on & two off programs can be set for each dayUp to two on & two off programs can be set for each day Ability to link modes & set temp’s to each programAbility to link modes & set temp’s to each program Alert for cleaning filterAlert for cleaning filter Available in 4 or 8 zones 240 volts or 24 volts Slave controller available (BRCSZC)

21. Future Enhancements

22. Ducted FCU DC Fan Motor to be introduced across range in September 2011. Other enhancements in area of controls, ventilation, filtration, intelligent airflow and efficiency planned. DC Fan Motor Streamer Plasma Purifier

23. Option cards KRP4AA53  Remote start/stop  Interlocking an outside fan  Operation status display and malfunction display  One adapter can control simultaneously the group of units(Max.16) connected to the remote control wiring line. By installing this adapter card to the indoor unit, it enables you to have various remote controls.

25. Daikin wins ‘most satisfied customers’ Energy efficiency Overall satisfaction After sale service reliability Ease of use Functionality Noise Energy efficiency Functionality Noise Energy efficiency Functionality Ease of use Noise Energy efficiency Functionality reliability Ease of use Noise Energy efficiency Functionality After sale service reliability Ease of use Noise Energy efficiency Functionality Overall satisfaction After sale service reliability Ease of use Noise Energy efficiency Functionality

28. Summary  Daikin have comprehensive ducted range from 2.5kw to 25kw  Daikin provide more as standard  Daikin have the infrastructure to provide the back up and support  Daikin has the trust of the nation  Daikin make it easy

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31. Optional Accessories

33. Hybrid Inverter Technology Hybrid inverter driven compressors operate in much the same way as an inverter compressor however the software in the system is modified so that the maximum speed of the compressor is capped at the rated capacity. For example the rated and maximum capacity of the FTYN60D + RYN60D is 6.0kW When the unit is first switched on, the compressor gradually increases it's speed unit it gets to its rated speed and will operate at this speed, until the room temperature starts getting close to the set temperature. The compressor speed then slows down in order to maintain the room temperature at the desired level. In cooling, if the room temperature starts falling below the set temperature and the compressor is already at it’s lowest speed, the system will cycle the compressor off in order to avoid overcooling the room. The compressor will restart if and when the room temperature rises above the set temperature. In heating, if the room temperature starts rising above the set temperature and the compressor is already at it’s lowest speed, the system will cycle the compressor off in order to avoid overheating the room. The compressor will restart if and when the room temperature falls below the set temperature In some systems, the minimum speed of the compressor may also be higher than that of an equivalent inverter system.

34. A fixed speed system starts up like an inverter system, but operates and shuts down like a non inverter system. When the system is first switched on, the compressor starts up like an inverter system, gradually increasing its speed until it gets to it’s rated capacity/speed and stays there. In cooling when the temperature in the room falls below the temperature set by the user, like a non inverter system the system cycles the compressor off. The compressors will restart only when the room temperature rises above the set temperature in cooling. In heating when the temperature in the room rises above the temperature set by the user, like a non inverter system the system cycles the compressor off. The compressors will restart only when the room temperature falls below the set temperature. Fixed Speed Technology

35. Inverter Technology Inverter driven compressors vary their speed to suit the amount of cooling or heating that is required. By nature they have a maximum and a minimum speed and are normally rated at a speed that typically is lower than the maximum speed. (For example, the FTXS60G + RXS60FB system has a minimum capacity of 1.7kW, a rated capacity of 5.9kW, a maximum capacity of 6.7kW). When the unit is first switched on, the compressor gradually increases its speed and may operate at a higher than its rated speed in order to heat or cool the room quicker. Once the room temperature gets close to the set temperature, the compressor speed slows down in order to maintain the room temperature at the desired level. In cooling, if the room temperature starts falling below the set temperature and/or the compressor is already at it’s lowest speed, the system will cycle the compressor off in order to avoid overcooling the room. The compressor will restart if and when the room temperature rises above the set temperature. In heating, if the room temperature starts rising above the set temperature and/or the compressor is already at it’s lowest speed, the system will cycle the compressor off in order to avoid overheating the room. The compressor will restart if and when the room temperature falls below the set temperature

37. How does it work?  A Daikin Ducted System provides air conditioned comfort to new and existing homes.  The indoor unit is usually located in the ceiling or under the floor with flexible ductwork distributing conditioned air through vents located throughout the house, where as, the compressor is installed outside the home. Daikin ducted systems can be designed to operate in two or more zones, which can be heated or cooled at different times. This means you can operate your air conditioning system in the living area during the day and in the bedrooms at night saving you money on energy costs.

38. KRP4A51 / 53(6) Layout External inputs A & B 16vdc power from indoor unit X18A/X36A P1/P2 connection X2A W1/W2 operation display W3/W4 Error display Temperature input (resistance) (RS1) – Control mode selector rotary dial Temperature setting on/off switch (SS2) Volt/Non-Volt selector switch (SS1) Service monitor leds

39. Survey Findings 8th of Feb 2010