November/December 2011

We are confident it’s time for you to try Hitachi VRF from Temperzone.

Releasing a product as sophisticated as VRF into the Australian market takes much more than just ordering the product range and sorting out a price list. We have spent the last 12 months working hard on several levels to ensure we can offer a great VRF product range that you can confidently choose and install in any size project.

To be confident about choosing a VRF brand you need to know the product is of the highest quality, the selection software is up to scratch, the product support is there from specification through to warranty, and that there is a full range of stock and spare parts available nationally.

Temperzone ticks all the boxes!

Hitachi – A global player in VRF:

Hitachi is a major corporation with a powerful network that spans the globe. Hitachi has been manufacturing premium quality VRF equipment for over 20 years and is a major VRF supplier around the world. Hitachi has a significant share of the Japanese VRF market. Hitachi manufactures VRF units in Japan, China, Spain and Brazil. The Australian market is supplied from a plant in Shimazu, Japan that manufacturers thousands of units each year.

Temperzone carries the 3rd generation Hitachi Set Free VRF which was launched in Japan less than 12 months ago.

Selection Application:

Temperzone, in partnership with Hitachi, have developed an online selection application specifically for the Australia/NZ market. The sophisticated selection application has been developed from scratch in Australia and provides a comprehensive basis to select and configure VRF systems of any size. The selection application is web based to allow for continuous product updates and eliminates the need to update software from a CD or download.

The selection application is currently available through the Temperzone Sales team. If you have a VRF project that you would like to run through the application, speak to your Temperzone rep and they will be able to model your project and produce a full report in either word or excel formats.

Training:

Before Temperzone released the VRF product to the wider market, we undertook extensive training of Sales, Service, Support and Warranty staff with the new product range. This process saw Temperzone staff spending time in Japan to train at their facilities as well as Hitachi Technical staff coming from Japan to run training programs locally.

Stock and Spare Parts:

Temperzone has established a comprehensive inventory of both VRF product as well as spare parts which is available through our national warehouse and supply network. We have brought in the entire product range of 40 indoor units and modular condenser units from 8 HP to 54HP, all with appropriate spare parts to match. Product is available in a day or two and spare parts are available next day anywhere in Australia

It’s the Temperzone way of doing business:

Temperzone has built its business and reputation on quality product, quality people and quality service. That’s why we have taken nearly 12 months to develop the VRF product offering for the Australian market. We have ticked all the boxes and can confidently say it’s time for you to try Hitachi VRF.

Articles:

Energy Efficiency at an Affordable Price

With an EER of 3.17 our new 70kW Rooftop Package Unit in its standard specification is already the most energy efficient 70kW Package Units on the market.

Are you ready for the new Hitachi VRF? We are!

Releasing a product as sophisticated as VRF into the Australian market takes much more than just ordering the product range and sorting out a price list.

New Range of Wall Splits from Hitachi

Temperzone is launching a new range of high efficiency Hitachi Wall Splits from mid December 2011. There are new models available in 2.4kW, 3.5kW, 5kW, 6kW, 7kW and 8kW which will replace the entire current product range.

Temperzone New Zealand Really Listens To Its Customers

Rarely do you hear of a company who has not only listened to the feedback but put in place a series of major changes as a result.

The Money or the Box?

This has been the voice mail message for Peter Boxall, Sales Engineer from Queensland for a couple years. But the message will have to change shortly as Peter is retiring at the end of the month.

Understanding Superheat

Ever walked past an old Temperzone unit purring away that was built when Muldoon and Fraser were PM’s and thought…they don’t make em like that anymore?

Temperzone NZ Wins Business Award

This award is great recognition for the 55 years Temperzone has lead the local industry and supported the local economy by exporting large quantities of its air conditioners.