Your Home

• Fan on with call for heating or cooling

• Heating on with call from space thermostat Stage as
required to maintain 75F adj.
The Process of VRF
• First stage of heating shall be heat pump Cooling on
with call from space thermostat Stage as required to
maintain 70F adj.
• Humidification on with call from space/return air
thermostatGreg
StageDrensky
as required to maintain 30% RH adj.
• Unoccupied mode VPto maintain 55 heating or 85 cooling
adj. Jacco & Assoc.
 Who is Jacco

• Established 1968
– Hudson, Ohio
– Columbus, Ohio
– Toledo, Ohio

• Focused on the Engineered

Environment

• Systems Knowledgeable
–HVAC Systems
–Service & Maintenance
–Parts
 Purpose Statement
The purpose of our Company is to solve our customers
problems, in the most economical way, at all times
optimizing the owning experience.
 Who is Jacco

• Operations
–Brenda Homjak
–Mike Spangler
–Chad Russell
–Mike Mueller

• Contractor Owning Experience

–Maggie Sawicki
–Rick Baker

• Engineering Owning Experience

–Greg Drensky
–Jerry Cohen

• Owning Experience
–Steve Leister
–Gloria Schwartz
–Jeff Watson
 Who is Jacco

•30 Minute Design

–Unit Performance
–Drawing
–Weights
–Electrical
–Specifications?
–Sequence of Operation?
–Cartoon?
–Narrative?
 Who is Jacco

2016 Seminars

Psychrometrics Jerry Cohen 13-Jan

The Refrigeration Cycle Jerry Cohen 10-Feb

Best Practices for VRF Systems - Design Greg Drensky 9-Mar

Best Practices for VRF Systems - Installation Steve Leister 13-Apr

Best Practices for Applied Rooftop Systems, Applications & Installation Jerry Cohen 11-May

Applying Energy Recovery Systems Greg Drensky 14-Sep

OFCC Applicable Systems - Pro's & Con's Greg Drensky 12-Oct

Applying Building Pressure & Air Flow Measurement Instrumentation Greg Drensky 9-Nov

Controlling HVAC Systems with Special Emphasis on Sequence of Operations Jerry Cohen 14-Dec
 The Process - Design
• Load
– Think Heating
• Diversity
– 50% to 150%
• Piping
• Safety
 The Process - Installation

• Training
• Follow The Rules
• Verification
• Commissioning
 Samsung DVM S and Mini DVM S Eco
System Training
Option A (Recommended): 2-Day Training - Carlisle, PA
This course will provide an installing contractor or engineer
with all the necessary information to design, layout, install
and start Samsung DVM S and Mini DVM S Eco Systems.
• Jacco will pay for the class for up to three employees from
the same company.
This NOT include accommodations (travel/hotel).
Training includes:
• Samsung service tool
• Training binder with all applicable training information
Classes are held once a month.
 Samsung DVM S and Mini DVM S Eco
System Training
Option B: Online/Onsite Technical Training
Required for those who cannot attend the 2-Day Training
This is a three-step training course designed to train an individual who
wants to purchase a Samsung DVM S System on how to install and
start the system.
Steps include:
Step 1: Take online four-hour training course
Step 2: Design phase
• Meet with your sales representative and operations engineer onsite
to review the design and layout of your system
Step 3: Final Installation Training
• Meet with your sales representative and Jacco’s Service Manager to
review the unique features of your system/building and to ask/answer
any specific remaining questions.
 Samsung VRF Piping
• During brazing, use low pressure nitrogen to
prevent carbon buildup, which can cause
contamination of the system.
Purging with Nitrogen
 Requirements Before a Jacco Service
Technician Arrives:
• All refrigerant piping must be installed, brazed/connected.
• Pressure test: 75 psi for 5 min.
– 220 psi for 5 more min.
– 590 psi for 24 hrs.
– Bring back down to 145psi and leave ready to begin vacuum process.
• Accurate pipe lengths must be recorded and sent to our Operations Engineering
Dept. for refrigerant calculations.
• All refrigerant piping must be completely insulated.
• All drain lines must be installed, insulated, and terminated.
• All high voltage power must be connected and ready for operation.
• All low voltage and communication wire connections must be complete.
• All covers and panels must be in place and installed properly.
• The jobsite must allow access to all Samsung equipment and a mechanical
representative must be available to address any issues.
• All Jacco DVM S Startup Assistance Service forms must be signed and submitted to
Jacco by fax or email 7 – 10 days before requested Startup.
 Jacco’s Services
• Visuallyreview system installation before initial equipment startup.
• Triple evacuate the system per the manufacturer specifications.
• Connect PC to system to view and log all system operations during
commissioning.
• Charging of the proper refrigerant levels in each system. Refrigerant supplied
by the installing contractor.
• Diagnose and help remedy any error codes that may occur during system
startup procedures.
• Instruct building owner, building occupants, installing contractor
representatives, and/or building manager how to use all HVAC wireless and/or
wired controllers and any centralized control devices.
• Show building owner, building occupants, installing contractor representatives,
and/or building manager how to clean all Samsung air filters.
• Provide a detailed report for each system (delivered at a later date) including a
digital and hard copy. The digital copy will also contain all backed up startup data
that was recorded with the Jacco representative’s PC for later review if needed.
 The Process - Product

• 10-10-1 Samsung Warranty Because…

• Some Nice Things…
 Balanced Compressor Operation
• Samsung Dual VFD system provides balanced
compressor operation (Lead-Lag) for improved
durability and longevity.
 High Oil Storage Capacity
• With its large oil storage capacity and low Oil
Circulation Ratio (OCR), DVM S can ensure
reliable performance even for installations
with long piping and high elevation.
 Vapor Injection
• Samsung’s Vapor Injection (Pumping Wet Gas)
provides improved performance in frigid
conditions.
• Flash Injection (100% Heating Capacity at
-13F) Available Now to 24 Tons
 Intelligent Defrost
• DVM S system considers not only conventional
factors but also air resistance to intelligently
judge the defrost operation.
 Rotating Defrost
• DVM S operate continuously in heating mode
with rotational defrost operation.
 Samsung VRF
• Jacco’s processes are there to make sure you
can’t fail!!!
• Samsung provides a 10-year “bumper-to-
bumper” warranty.
So easy, even a “Caveman Can Do It!”
 Todays Discussion Topics
1. Samsung HVAC
2. VRF Market Opportunity
3. Why Would you select a VRF system?
4. AHRI1230 // ASHRAE 15//34
5. VRF System & Lay Out
– Controls
– Cond Unit
– Fan Coils
6. Samsung VRF/DVM Product
 Introduction to Samsung

Samsung consists of many different companies

MACHINERY &
ELECTRONICS CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES FINANCIAL SERVICES TRADE & SERVICES HEAVY INDUSTRIES

Consumer Electronics Fine Chemicals Life Insurance C&T Trading Building Construction
Business Displays BP Chemicals Fire & Marine Insurance Hotels Ship Building
Semi Conductors Payment Services Fashion Engineering
LCD Panels Securities Medical
Asset Management Food Services
Venture Investment

• FOUNDED IN 1938
• 420K EMPLOYEES GLOBALLY
• $300B IN ANNUAL SALES
 Introduction to Samsung

Global Product Leadership

1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st

Large Format
Refrigerator TV Smartphone Display DRAM NAND Flash

#1 market share in multiple categories

 What is VRF?
Variable Refrigerant Flow
• Inverter-driven variable speed scroll
compressors
• Modulating electronic expansion valves
(EEV’s) on indoor units
• The system’s heating / cooling output
varies to match the load in the conditioned
space
 VRF Concept –

• Multiple indoor units connected to one outdoor unit

• Up to 64 on a single refrigerant piping network
• Available in either air cooled or water cooled

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 VRF Concept –
• Think of a VRF system as a heat pump chiller that
circulates refrigerant to each zone instead of water
• A VRF heat pump system is equivalent to a 2 pipe chiller
– Smaller heat/cool changeover zones
• A VRF heat recovery system is equivalent to a 4 pipe
chiller system

Heat Pump Heat recovery

6 Ton

12 Ton
6 Ton
Cooling Cooling Heating Heating
 Heat Transfer Media

Air
0.14 watts/lb Water
Refrigerant
2.6 watts/lb

25 watts/lb

VAV VWV VRV

 Average VRVPerformance
Partial Load System Performance
(VRV)
26.0
24.0
22.0
20.0 680
18.0
16.0 595
14.0 510
EER 12.0 75%
425
10.0 System Operation
8.0 340 Hours
6.0 340
75% of total operation 255
4.0
2.0 hours- less than 70% of full load
170 85
0.0
10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%
Load
 Why VRF

monitored and I
Why VRF
 Energy Efficiency - INVERTER-driven compressor technology, can simultaneously heat and cool, virtually
eliminating duct loss.
 Zoned Comfort - Each individual zone can have personalized comfort as the system delivers the right
amount of refrigerant to precisely meet the load in a space.
 Quiet Operation - Indoor and outdoor units are so quiet that they can be placed just about anywhere, giving
ndividual room
you more control
flexibility on how to use indoor and outdoor space. Outdoor units can even be placed directly
greater occupant comfort
moreunder a window
effectively , quiet indoor
maintains unitsroom
desired are perfect in environments
temperature that require minimal disruption like schools,
conditions
places
quicker andoreasier
worship,installation
libraries and more.
 System
more energy efficient
Simplicity – Samsung
with lower 2/3-operating
Pipe System costs
simpler to install and service. Routine maintenance consists
greater space efficiency with more compact hardware units
of changing filters and cleaning coils.
greater design and system flexibility
 Aesthetics
full - HVAC and
modular design systemsfit ofdon't have to
system to get in the way
selected of design.
zones, Small outdoor
floor areas and roomsunits provide for flexibility
of placement
supports and indoor
separation units costs
of energy can be-painted to blend
by floor, or byintenancy
with your environment.
 Lower Lifecycle Cost - Operate with minimum energy usage. Only service the zones that need it, which
energy efficient heating and cooling functions
wide range of control systems including PC and web based control software
easyallows
to useforand
lessoperate
requiredwithmaintenance.
centralised control systems
 Safetyenergy
optional - Zoned efficient
structure ‘heat
does notrecovery’ systems
recirculate air into other zones, reducing the spread of airborne
services and supports
contaminants and allergens.both new and retrofit buildings
optional integration with building management systems
Where does VRF Fit ???
BUILDING SIZE
<50 TONS <100 TONS <250 TONS <500 TONS <1000 TONS >1000 TONS

VRV
     
PTAC  
SPLIT SYSTEM  
CV RTU  
VAV ROOFTOP  
AIR COOLED CHILLER   
WATER COOLED CHILLER   
CENTRAL AHU   
CUSTOM AHU   
FAN COIL  
UNIT VENTILATOR   
Where does VRF Fit ???
VERTICAL MARKETS

DATA RES SKILLED

DORMS HEALTH OFFICES SCHOOLS CHURCH HOTELS LIBRARIES
CENTERS HOUSING CARE

VRV
        
PTAC     
SPLIT SYSTEM     
CV RTU   
VAV ROOFTOP     
AIR COOLED
CHILLER         
WATER COOLED
CHILLER        
CENTRAL AHU       
CUSTOM AHU    
FAN COIL       
WATER SOURCE HP      
UNIT VENTILATOR  
Why does VRF Fit ???
ATTRIBUTES

RES SKILLED
DORMS OFFICES SCHOOL CHURCH HOTELS LIBRARY
HOUSING CARE

EFFICIENCY        
LEED, TAX CREDITS, ETC.      
SOUND      
MAINTENANCE       
INSTALLATION EASE       
ELECTRICAL BENEFITS        
STRUCTURAL BENEFITS        
1ST COST      
 What is AHRI 1230?

• AHRI 1230 is a testing and rating standard

specially designed for VRF systems
• This allows manufacturer’s to show VRF
efficiency levels for:
– Full Load
– Part Load/Seasonal Cooling
Performance
– Heat Recovery
 Efficiency Metrics

• All efficiency values are based on the entire system

performance including
– Outdoor unit energy input/output
– Energy input/output of indoor units
– Piping loss correction factors to reflect real life building
performance (longer piping for larger capacity systems)
• We are able to show efficiency levels for Ducted, Ductles
and Mixed combinations
Efficiency Metrics
How are we going to measure this?

EER COP COP

IEER SCHE
(95F) (47F) (17F)

Simultaneous
System Full Load Full Load Cooling and
System full
seasonal Heating Heating Heating
load cooling Performance at Performance at Efficiency
cooling
operation 47F 17F (approx 50-
efficiency
50%)
 Metrics - IEER
• IEER vs. IPLV
– IPLV did not consistently set part
load capacities.
• Not accurate for multi-stage
or VFD compressors
– IEER requires ratings at specific
load conditions
• Uses sliding ambient
temperature scale (IPLV was
fixed at 80°F)
ASHRAE – Standards 15 & 34
Safety Requirements for Refrigerating
Systems
 ASHRAE 15
The purpose of Standard 15 is to ensure the safe
design, construction, installation and operation of
refrigeration systems by establishing safeguards
for, health, and property and prescribing specific
safety requirements.

(The standard was originally recognized in October 1930 to

address Dangers to 1000 lbs of Ammonia and Refrigerants,
1978 it was issue by ASHRAE as standard 15)
 ASHRAE Standard 15 for VRF

• When designing a refrigerant pipe system for

VRF, refrigerant safety must be considered
• Local codes and ASHRAE Standard 15 (in
conjunction with ASHRAE Standard 34)
provide guidelines to assist in designing safe
VRF refrigerant systems
 Article – Section D
Occupied Spaces
Addendum L to ASHRAE Standard 34-2010
has established the maximum RCL to 26lbs of room
volume for occupied spaces.

ASHRAE 15/34
•Establishes maximum allowable volume of R410A refrigerant
concentration level (RCL) in an occupied space
•26 lbs per 1000 cubic feet for commercial and residential
occupancies
•13 lbs per 1000 cubic feet for institutional occupancies
 Occupied Space
• Occupied space is the smallest room volume.
• Other spaces not air tight to the smallest room are
considered as part of it.
– Example:
• False ceiling voids.
• Crawl ways.
• Ducts.
• Movable partitions.
• Doors with transfer grilles.
• Undercut Doors
Example

8 Ton VRF A/C CU

12000 btu/h VRF

FCU

Occupied space
12 x 12 x 9 ft
= 1296 ft3
 Calculation
• R410A Refrigerant (proposed limit)
– Max ref charge = max concentration x vol small
space.
– Max ref charge = .026lb x 1296 ft3.
– Max ref charge = 33.69 lbs

– VRF 8 ton system – 16.3lbs. cond charge + additional

piping for another 10.9 lbs. = 27.2lb total charge

– This application would comply unless it were

institutional which would only allow 16.85 lbs.
Transfer Grille Example

Air transfer ducts between

adjacent rooms only
Air transfer duct

Door Grille
Door undercut
1” x 36 = 36 sq in

Occupied space = ?
 Refrigerant Alarms
• Refrigerant detectors and alarms are permitted by the
standard.
• Detectors and alarms must be appropriately maintained.
• Refrigerant detectors cost about $500 each.
• Generally not feasible due to high cost.
Zoning System Lay Out
 VRF Zoning & System Layout
• Make you think about all variables..
• Considerations before you begin
– Listen to what the customer is asking for…
– Common VRF misconceptions
– Controls / CU/FC Selections
– Building diversity & zoning overview
– Efficiency benefits of heat recovery
– Practical example exercise
Before You Begin - Back to Basics
• Listen first, then take the time to evaluate the
possible options that can be offered to the
customer
– Do they need individual control in every
zone/room?
– Are they more concerned about first cost or
system efficiency/operating cost?
Total First Costs
Running Costs
Total Life Cycle Costs

Zone Control
Before You Begin - Back to Basics
• Make sure you understand both the customer’s
needs and wants for their particular project
– Do they need simultaneous heating and
cooling?
• If yes, is there load diversity in the building to
take advantage of this?

Total First Cost

Zone Control
Quiet Operation
 DVM S Controls
Centralized Control // Individual Control

S NET3 MIM-B17N MIM-D00AN

MIM-B18N
Software BACnet Gateway DMS 2.0 Data
LON Gateway
Management Server

MCM-A300N
Touch Controller
Characteristics of Outdoor Units

Heat Pump & Heat Heat Pump & Heat

Heat Pump Recovery Recovery
208-230V / 1Ø 208-230V / 3Ø 460V / 208-230V / 3Ø 460V /
3 – 5 Tons 3Ø 3Ø
Up to 16.0 SEER 6 – 44 Tons 6 – 48 Tons
Up to 38.2 IEER Up to 30.1 IEER
VRF Indoor Units

Available Indoor
Unit Configurations
From .6 ton to 8 ton
 VRF Indoor Units
• Reasons for using particular indoor units
– Ducted units
• Common areas
• Open plan areas
• Offices or cubicle farms on one heat/cool
changeover group
• Think “VAV” approach
 VRF Indoor Units
• Reasons for using particular indoor units
– Non-ducted units
• Single rooms, offices or zones requiring individual
temp. and/or operation mode control
• Equipment rooms, electrical risers or IT rooms
(RAC single split or CAC one-to-one systems)
• Zones where ductwork is impractical or cost
prohibitive
Mode Change Units
(Heat Recovery)
3 Sizes available
– 2, 4 & 6 port
 Common Misconceptions
• VRF just a large multi-split system
– VRF is a modular heat pump chiller that is
circulating refrigerant instead of water
• I have to put an indoor unit in every room
– Think about the design layout the way you
would design a VAV system
 Common Misconceptions
• VRF is only good if I need ductless
– This can leads to an indoor unit in every
room/zone
– Over 50% of VRF indoor units sold in North
America are actually ducted units
• The whole application must be VRF
– Combine VRF with rooftop units for large
open plan spaces or large amount of outside
air
– Mix and match HP and HR to suit the
application
 Diversity & Zoning
• Clarify zoning of each floor level

East

Center

West
 Diversity & Zoning
Heat Pump 2 Pipe
– OPTION 1
No Diversity

East

Center

West
 Diversity & Zoning
Heat Recovery 3 Pipe
– OPTION 2 No Diversity

MCU

Consider using
Center
heat pump 2 pipe
Less cost
West
 Diversity & Zoning
Heat Pump 2 Pipe
Never Across Zones!!!

East
Consider using
Center
heat recovery system
Better Operation
West
 “Block Load” Review
• Systems selections are based on indoor peak loads and
overall system block loads
• The system block load can be defined as the largest sum
of all zone loads at any one time of day (year)

– Here are load calculations for three different times of day. The
largest total load occurs at 12:00pm. This would then be your block
load used to size the ODU.
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 “Block Load” Review
• You’ll notice zones A and C have a higher load at
a different time of day

– These would then be considered your zone peak

loads
– Sum of the peaks = 60,500

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 “Block Load” Review
• Zone peak and system block
loads need to be determined
before beginning
• Piping lengths need to be
determined or estimated to
account for adequate capacity
de-rates
• You wouldn’t size a chiller system
without this information and this
shouldn’t be any different
– VRF is simply a small heat pump
chiller that is circulating
refrigerant instead of water

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 Connection Ratio
=Sum of nominal Fan
Coil Capacity /
Nominal Condenser
(ODU) Capacity

Minimum – 50%
Recommended Maximum –
130%*

*Larger connection ratios are available – consult manufacturer

Common Zoning Issues

Using Heat Pump Diversity

No West
Diversity
from W to E General Office
Heat
Pump
System

100%

110%
Office 1 Office 2 Office 3 Office 4

East
Common Zoning Issues
Heat Recovery Example
(AM096FXV, 8 ton Condenser)
Sum of Peaks
West 6 x 18000 = 108000
Combination Ratio
18000 btu/h 18000 btu/h = 112.6%
Capacity = 96000
18 18 CU too small

Block Load
Load = 90000
Combination Ratio
= 112.6%
18 18 18 18 Capacity = 96000
18000 btu/h 18000 btu/h 18000 btu/h 18000 btu/h CU capacity OK
operates <100%

East
Considerations for higher connection
ratio’s
Higher connection ratio’s are suitable in the case of:

 A high diversity factor of your building

 Small required capacity
 e.g. small office or hotel room

The outdoor unit must be able to meet the system block load
 Heat Recovery Systems
• Guidelines on when and
where to use heat
recovery mode change
units
– Conference rooms
– Hotel applications
– Multiple tenant/shared
condenser
applications
– Nursing Homes
– Building areas with
usable diversity
 Building Example
• 10,000 ft² single floor office space
– 4 open plan office spaces, 8 single offices & a server room
– Office Space has a peak load of 26 tons & block load of 20 tons
• Customer requests temperature control in each room
North Zone

3 Ton
36 4 Ton
48 1 Ton
12

Open Plan Office

36 6 Ton 36

1
12 1
12 1
12 1
12 1
12 1
12
1
12 1
12
Ton Ton Ton Ton Ton Ton Ton Ton

South Zone
*Nominal conditions with no correction factors have been used for example purposes only
 Building Example - HP
• The most cost effective way is to design around heat pumps, right?
• This project consists of 3 main heat cool changeover groups
– This would mean 3 VRF heat pump outdoor units
– Approximate VRF Installed Cost = 100% (this will be used as the
baseline cost)
North Zone
3 36 48 1212
Ton 48 Ton
Ton

Open Plan Office

36
6 Ton 36

South Zone
12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12

*Nominal conditions with no correction factors have been used for example purposes only
 Building Example - HR
• As the customer is looking for temperature control per zone this
would mean a mode change unit port for each indoor unit
• This is an effective, efficient solution but can increase first cost
– Approximate VRF installed cost – 110%

North Zone
36 48 12

20 Ton System

MCU
Open Plan Office

36
36

MCU
MCU
12
12

12

12

12

12

12
12

South Zone
•
Building Example - HR
The most cost effective solution would be to zone the system as you would a VAV system
• This reduces overall equipment and installation costs
– Approximate VRF installed cost – 73%
– This does not meet the customers requirements of temperature control per zone

North Zone

36 48 12

20 Ton System

MCU
MCU

76

MCU
Open Plan Office

South Zone
48

48
 Ventilation Market Requirements

The ventilation requirements are very different based on

1. Vertical market type
1. Project classification & occupancy density
2. Climate
1. Temperature & humidity
3. Project budget constraints
4. Engineers preference
 OA Integration Methods

• Direct Method
• Integrated Method
• Separate Method (Decoupled)
 Direct Method
• Untreated ventilation is supplied directly to the indoor
unit
• Small projects where low cfm volumes are required
• Projects with budget constraints
• Suitable for mild climates
 Direct Method
• Checklist Indoor unit Mixed Air Conditions
– Indoor unit type must have
ventilation capability
• Ducted
• Cassettes
– A booster fan may be required
• If using a booster fan Interlock
with indoor unit
– Mixed air must be within the
indoor unit limitations
– Unit control must be from the
space temperature not return air
– Indoor unit must be sized for both
space and ventilation loads
– Ventilation % should be
considered
 Integrated Method
• Pretreated ventilation is supplied directly to the indoor unit
• Small to medium applications
• Suitable for all climates
• Allows for sharing load between ventilation system and
VRF system
 “NEW” ERV The Basics
• Pre-condition the ventilation air by capturing
waste heat from the exhaust air stream
• Powered Energy Recovery
– Supply fan
– Exhaust fan
• Total Energy Recovery
– Sensible - temperature
– Latent - moisture
• Flexible control strategies
 Separate Method (decoupled)
• Pretreated ventilation directly to the space
• Suitable for all applications and climates
• Allows for sharing load between ventilation system and
VRF system
• Most flexible layout
 Other VRF Attributes / Savings

Maintenance
Demolition
Mechanical Shafts
Roof Penetrations
 Owners need alternatives . . .
simpler systems to maintain . . .
 Reducing Building Footprint
VRF Refrigerant Pipe chase Duct chase

Reduced mechanical chases

No mechanical rooms!

200 tons of Refrigerant Piping 20 tons of Ductwork

“ VRF meets VAV”
Reduced Ductwork
• Due to the modular buildup of VRV smaller ductwork 12-Ton
is required
Ductwork
– Ductwork is installed close to the conditioned space
• Eliminating or reducing the ductwork reduces the required
mechanical space above the ceiling
• Can the height of the building be dropped?
– One row of block can equate to up to 8% of the cost of the floor
40-Ton
Refrigerant
Piping
 Other Installation Cost Savings

• Roof penetrations can be

reduced or eliminated
• Roof structure can be
downsized
• Some trades can be
eliminated or reduced
such as test and balance
& controls
 Closing
• VRF provides excellent zoning flexibility
• Getting Back to Basics
– The key is understanding both the customer’s
needs and wants for their particular project
– Optimize your zoning to ensure both cost &
comfort
• Recognize opportunities to combine appropriate
systems
– VRF heat pump
– VRF heat recovery
– Outside air solutions
– Mini Split Systems for odd zones
What is DVM S
System Types – Single and Modular

• AIR COOLED EQUIPMENT

Characteristics of Outdoor Units

Heat Pump & Heat Heat Pump & Heat

Heat Pump Recovery Recovery
208-230V / 1Ø 208-230V / 3Ø 460V / 208-230V / 3Ø 460V /
3 – 5 Tons 3Ø 3Ø
Up to 16.0 SEER 6 – 44 Tons 6 – 48 Tons
Up to 38.2 IEER Up to 30.1 IEER
 Why VRF & Samsung
Efficiency
 Highest IEER
rating in the
industry at 38.2

 Also leads in
EER (20.2)

 Highest SCHE
(34.1) ratings for
HR Systems
 Why VRF & Samsung
DVMS VRF System Operating Temperature Range

DVMS Heating -13˚F ~ 75.2˚F (HP/HR)

M Company Heating -4˚F ~ 60˚F

DVMS (HR) Cooling 5˚F ~ 118.4˚F (w/modified piping)

DVMS (HP) Cooling 14˚F ~ 118.4˚F

M Company Cooling 23˚F ~ 115˚F

-10°F -4°F 14°F 32°F 50°F 66°F 86°F 115°F

 DVM S
Maximum Piping Lengths – Heat Recovery Vertical Separation
Maximum height difference from outdoor unit to lowest indoor unit (H1):
• When condenser is above indoor units (ex: rooftop): 164’ (standard), 360’ with PDM kit

• When condenser is below indoor units (ex: ground level): 131’

Maximum height difference between indoor units (H2): 49’
Maximum height difference between MCU’s (H3): 49

H3
H1
H2

• If vertical separation is ≥ 164’ but ≤ 360, contact Quietside for modified pipe design with PDM kit.
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• When vertical separation is >295 a PDM kit is required. Use Samsung’s DVM E-Solution software to select PDM kit
 Samsung Smart Inverter Technology
Alternating Compressor Operation

Case 1 Case 2 Case 3

Alternating
operation

DVM S
(INV+INV)
Of Of On On
On On
f f

INV+FIXED
Or
Vari. +Fixed Of Of
On On On On
f f

By Alternating compressor starts, it evens each compressors share of load for enhanced compressor reliability

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Indoor and Outdoor PCB Removable EEPROM
Keep system information during service or PCB replacement

Outdoor unit main PCB Front Back

• Model/Serial Number/Unit Name/Tag Number Storage

• No Dip Switches
• Error back up data (30min)
• Allows Updates Without Disturbing Tenant/Classroom/Workers
• Open-Ended, Accepts New Programming
Snow Removal Function

• Snow prevention function removes accumulated snow

• Outdoor units will blow away covered snow every 30 minutes to prevent any damage that
can be caused by snow accumulation
• Upon start of this feature, the PCB will detect if snow is actually present to proceed with
snow blowing or not.
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NEW Q2 2016

Max-Heat
 The Extreme Heating Performance
- Performance provides up to 100% heating
output at -13ºF with bigger heat exchanger.

0ºF

-4ºF

15%p↑
-8ºF

DVM S Extreme provides 100% performance -13ºF

even in -13ºF climates.
Company A SAMSUNG
 NEW Q2 2016

18Ton
HPQ2 2016
18 Ton
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New Q2 2016

Version 2.0
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What is DVM S
System Types – Single and Modular

• WATER COOLED EQUIPMENT

What is DVM S
System Types – Single and Modular (Water Cooled)

• Single – One outdoor unit

• Modular – Two or three outdoor units piped together
Outdoor Unit Quantity
Max
Nominal System
System Outdoor Unit Quantity Connectable Indoor
Capacities (Tons) 6 Ton 8 Ton 10 ton 16 Ton Unit Quantity

6 1 12
8 1 16
10 1 20
12 2 25
14 1 1 29
16 1 33
18 1 1 37
20 2 41
22 1 1 45
24 1 1 49
26 1 1 54
28 2 1 62
30 1 1 1 64
32 2 64
34 1 1 1 64
36 2 1 64
38 1 2 64
40 1 2 64
42 1 2 64
48 3 64
Variable Water Flow Control
Not only open/close control, but also variable water flow control.(optional)

Samsung VWF Control Competitors On/Off Benefit

Chiller

Competitors

82% pump power saving to

Conventional Chiller
42% Saving to competitors
 Why you would consider DVMS
water
 Higher Energy Efficiency (10-15% over
air-cooled)
 Cold Climates (no need to oversize
system)
 Flexibility (Taller & Wider Buildings)
 “Green” or “Renewable” when applied to
a geothermal application
 Modular style system approach
can reduce mechanical room
size
 Add on to existing systems
Mini DVM S Eco

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Mini DVM S Eco – Heat Pump 3 Ton, 4 Ton and 5 Ton
• Can connect up to 9 indoor units, same mixed lineup to blend with any interior
design up to 130% design diversity
• Same control system as DVM-S

3Ton 4Ton 5Ton

DVM mini ● ● ●

D ● ● X
M ● ● ●

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Characteristics of Indoor Units
Ductless
Ducted
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Cassette

SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS., LTD.

SAMSUNG Internal Use Only
Head Office : Suwon, Korea | 129, Samsung-ro, Yeongtong-gu, Suwon-si, Gyeonggi-do 16677, Korea | For more Information please visit www.samsung.com
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Product Feature Summary

360 Cassette

Cold-draft Free Fast Cooling

Comfortable Airflow, Free From Cold-draft Improved Cooling Speed by 25%

“Cold-draft Free” Bladeless

Flow Control
Up to
“Cold-draft”
25% Panel
0%
Loss Loss
Blade

Conventional CST SAMSUNG 360 CST

Perfect Even Cooling Functionality meets Design

Circular Air Wave Ideally Controls Room Air Superior Design and Various Applications
Temperature

“360º
even
discharge"
Conventional 360 CST

SAMSUNG Internal Use Only

DVM
360 Cassette - Panels

“Ceiling Type” “Open Type”

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 DVM Systems
360 Cassette – Flow Control Mechanism

• Due to the shape of the coil and chassis, booster fans are required to provide even flow
from the 360 cassette

• Each 360 Cassette has 3 booster fans that operate from 500 ~ 2,000 RPM

• These booster fans also provide air direction control similar to a standard 4-way
cassette’s louvers.

• Individual air direction control is also possible (3 directions)

DVM Systems
360 Cassette – Flow Control Mechanism
Controlling Flow Direction Using Coanda Effect (Patented) → Allows Horizontal Flow Discharge

As booster fan inside makes low-pressure area nearby outlet, air flow is dragged to the low-pressure area.
 Definition of DVM AHU-KIT
1. What is DVM AHU-KIT?

EEV-KIT

Control-KIT (PBA)

To communicate with DVM outdoor unit

Control the EEV
Sense temperatures
To control refrigerant flow
Definition of DVM AHU
1. What is AHU? - Examples

Supply Fan only Supply & Return Fan

Supply Fan Return Fan Supply Fan

Vertical type Horizontal Type Mixed type

 Definition of DVM AHU-KIT
2. Application

Restaurant

Gym

Warehouse

Greenhouse
Hall Concert Hall

Hall
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Centralized Control System

Centralized Controller
MIM-H03UN Multi Wi-Fi KIT
- Easy Mobile Control and Monitoring

Mobile Solution Key Features for APP.

Controlling all indoor units remotely Simple DMS function supports

by installing Multi Wi-Fi KIT Scheduling
Up to 16 indoors with NASA communication Seven-day
Grouping
for turning on/off instantaneously

(Android, iOS)

• You can download the Samsung Smart Home

App by searching "Samsung Smart Home"
on Play store, Galaxy Apps and iPhone App Store.

SAMSUNG Internal Use Only

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Centralized Control System

Centralized Controller
MIM-H03UN Multi Wi-Fi KIT

Control all indoor units

anywhere, anytime

“I bet it is too cold at home for

my cat…”
1way

4way
“I can turn it on now, In the office
my house will be cool before I get Ducted
there” “No need to look for
the remote controller” Ceiling

EHS
.
.
.
※ Max. 16
On the way On the bed indoors

SAMSUNG Internal Use Only

DVM Pro Selection Software

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10 Year Compressor
&
10 Year Parts

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