Can a VRF system work for residential applications?

Residential VRF System Installation in Watertown, Belmont, Lexington, Newton, Natick, Stoneham, Concord, Weston & Wellesley

There are lots of options for heating and cooling homes in Massachusetts and southern New Hampshire. For an especially customizable, highly efficient and zoned solution, consider a VRF (Variable Refrigerant Flow) system. This type of technology has been available for decades but typically for commercial use. However, Carrier has changed that, introducing the industry’s first single-phase VRF heat recovery system.

What is a VRF System?

A VRF system consists of a single outdoor unit and multiple indoor units, allowing the set up of independent zones. Temperature of individual rooms can not only be set according to personal preference and occupancy, but it’s possible to heat one zone and cool another simultaneously. With heat recovery, the VRF extracts heat from one room and transfers it to another that requires cooling.

There’s no requirement for ducts, and as the name implies, VRFs automatically adjust the amount of refrigerant supplied to each air handler to ensure consistent temperature and optimum efficiency. Utilizing a modular design, this innovation installs without a great deal of disruption and can be easily customized to suit all different sizes and layouts of home.

Contact Accutemp Engineering to Inquire Your Options

To explore the possibility and benefits of a VRF system for your home, get in touch with the experts from Accutemp Engineering. We provide precision design, proper installation and a complete range of skilled services, including tune-ups and repairs of all makes and models. We remain available for 24-hour emergency response across Watertown, Belmont, Lexington, Newton, Natick, Stoneham, Concord, Weston & Wellesley.