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    Heat Pump Operates in Outdoor Temperatures as Low as -5 F

    By Retrofit Magazine EditorAugust 22, 20252 Mins Read
    Fujitsu America, AIRSTAGE Centauri, heat pump, R-32, H-Series, cold weather heat pump,
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    Fujitsu General America has introduced its single-zone AIRSTAGE Centauri, the newest addition to the H-Series R-32 heat pump line. 

    With capacities ranging from 9,000 to 48,000 BTUh and indoor unit options including ceiling-suspended, compact cassette, circular-flow cassette, and mid-static ducted units, Centauri offers options for almost any application.

    The AIRSTAGE Centauri offers quiet operation, a COP up to 4.04 and efficiencies up to 26.3 SEER2.  It can provide cooling with outdoor temperatures as low as -5 F without the need for additional accessories.  This makes it an ideal solution for small server rooms or substations.

    The heat pump features convenient service panels and easily accessible refrigerant service ports for quick maintenance. It includes self-diagnostics with error codes, pre-charged refrigerant, and corrosion-resistant coil coatings for durability. A base pan with drain ports/drainpipe prevents water buildup. Service monitoring functionality and extended line set lengths up to 246 feet are supported via compatible accessories.

    Using R-32 refrigerant, the Centauri minimizes environmental impact while delivering efficient performance and ease of installation. An INVERTER-driven compressor enhances comfort, energy savings, and overall efficiency.

    The Fujitsu AIRSTAGE Centauri comes with a seven-year compressor warranty and five-year parts warranty out of the box. The warranty is extended 10 years if the system is registered online within 60 days of installation. An additional two years (total of 12 years) is added if the system is installed in a residence by a Partner, Elite or Elite Plus level contractor and registered online within 60 days of installation.

    Many optional accessories are available, including Fujitsu’s wired remote controllers, wireless controllers, Building Management System (BMS) adapters, hail guards, snow hoods, wind baffles, and more.

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