Hitachi Air Conditioning Management System H-LINK
Hitachi Global Life Solutions
Hitachi's unique air conditioning management system H-LINK, designed with high flexibility due to the use of non-polar 2-core wiring.
H-LINK is a unique high-function transmission method developed by Hitachi, which connects outdoor units to indoor units, as well as centralized control devices to indoor or outdoor units, using a non-polarized two-core wiring method. If all outdoor and indoor units to be controlled are connected, there are fewer restrictions on wiring routes, allowing for greater design flexibility. *Loop wiring is not allowed. Flexible Wiring Configuration There are no restrictions on the order of connected units or the number of wiring branches, allowing for free wiring according to the installation locations of the units. By standardizing control functions and wiring methods, it is possible to mix building multi-air conditioners with store and office air conditioners within the same system without using adapters or dedicated connectors. Similar compatibility is also possible with packaged air conditioners for equipment (excluding certain models such as those for computers). The coexistence of store and office air conditioners, building multi-air conditioners, and room air conditioners is possible. For further details, please contact us.
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- Hitachi's unique high-performance transmission method - Connects outdoor and indoor units, as well as centralized control devices, using a non-polarized two-core wiring - No restrictions on connection order or number of wiring branches, allowing for high design flexibility (loop wiring is not allowed) - Capable of mixed management of air conditioners for stores and offices, building multi-systems, and room air conditioners (using RAC adapters)
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This is a transmission method suitable for equipment that centrally manages multiple air conditioning units, such as buildings, stores, and office buildings. Due to fewer restrictions on wiring routes and high design flexibility, it can be utilized for the construction and management of large-scale air conditioning systems with a variety of models.
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Kyushu Kiden Co., Ltd. not only sells electrical and mechanical products such as air conditioning equipment, industrial machinery, air compressors, elevators, escalators, and lighting fixtures as a Hitachi sales agent, but also provides solutions that contribute to energy conservation and decarbonization (SDGs), including the currently popular solar power generation (PPA), biomass power generation, and waste heat recovery units. The company is also certified as a planner for ZEB (Net Zero Energy Building), which has recently gained attention in corporate energy-saving measures, and has received great acclaim for its comprehensive energy-saving proposals for entire buildings. 【Service Areas】 - Fukuoka, Saga, Kumamoto, Oita, Yamaguchi, Hiroshima, Osaka 【Major Qualifications】 - First-Class Plumbing Construction Management Engineer - First-Class Electrical Work Construction Management Engineer - Designated Construction Industry Supervisory Engineer (Plumbing) - Designated Construction Industry Supervisory Engineer (Electrical Work) - First-Class Electrician - Chief Technician for Water Supply Equipment Construction - First-Class Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Equipment Construction Skill Technician - Building Equipment Engineer - First-Class Civil Engineering Construction Management Engineer - Third-Class Refrigeration Machinery Manufacturing Safety Manager - Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Construction Safety Management Certificate - Refrigerant Handling Technician Certificate - First-Class Hitachi Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Technician (Air Conditioning and Low Temperature) - And many others.
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