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    Heat Pump Reduces Electrical Costs

    By Retrofit Magazine EditorSeptember 6, 20221 Min Read
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    Fujitsu General America has introduced its Split Terminal Heat Pump (STHP) HVAC series for use in multifamily housing properties.

    Fujitsu General America has introduced its Split Terminal Heat Pump (STHP) HVAC series for use in multifamily housing properties. The innovative inverter-driven heat pump offers a more energy-efficient, reliable and quieter alternative to conventional Packaged Terminal Air Conditioner and Packaged Terminal Heat Pump units. STHP units boast up to a 58 percent reduction in electricity costs because they reach the set temperature fast and maintain the desired temperature for a long period of time. They provide up to a 21.3 SEER rating. Suitable for extreme weather, the systems are effective even with outdoor temperatures as low as 5 F. The systems are supported by a 10-year parts warranty. Compatible with Fujitsu’s BACnet and Modbus gateways, STHP can be easily integrated into most centralized building management systems. Various remote-control options are available, including Fujitsu’s free FGLair app that enables remote operation via smartphone or tablet.

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