Drawing attention with its eco-friendly technologies aspirant to shape the future, Mitsubishi Electric provides high energy savings and ideal comfort with its new "Hybrid City Multi Systems" which has the title of being the world's first hybrid air conditioning system. "Mitsubishi Electric Hybrid City Multi Systems", where energy is conveyed using water for space heating contributes greatly to reducing carbon footprint and operating expenses. Able to provide simultaneous heating and cooling with an infrastructure of only two piping, this system provides easy and low cost installation advantage as well.

The technology that can ideally provide simultaneous air conditioning even for different needs makes it possible for interior units connected to a single system to heat one area while cooling another area simultaneously, thanks to the Mitsubishi Electric's two-pipe system. Unlike traditional systems, there is no need to stop the system while transitioning. Thus, heating and cooling interruption caused by changing operating mode and customer dissatisfaction resulting from this is prevented.

In the case of needing both heating and cooling from interior units connected to a single system, Mitsubishi Electric's two-pipe energy recovery technology provides more power economy. Instead of disposing the waste energy of the cooling interior unit, Hybrid Flow Control unit (HBC: Hybrid Branch Controller) redirects this energy to the heating interior unit and this way, system's efficiency is maximized.

Hybrid City Multi (HVRF) Systems provide appliers and contractor companies with easy, quick and low-cost installation advantage thanks to its simplified two-pipe design. In Mitsubishi Electric's special two-pipe heat recovery system, there are considerably less piping and joint fittings are used compared to traditional four-pipe liquid systems. In HVRF Systems, just like in chiller and boiler systems, there is no need to use equipments such as additional circulating pump, accumulation tank, control and automation board. In this system, the entirety of valves, pumps and heat exchangers are included inside the HBC units. This way, investment costs are reduced greatly.

HVRF System exterior unit stands out as a unit that can heat and cool simultaneously, with inverter compressor and heat recovery. With seven different capacities ranging from 22,4 kW to 56,0 kW, it can adapt to all projects perfectly.

The most important part of the HVRF System called Hybrid Flow Control Unit (HBC: Hybrid Branch Controller) provides connection between exterior and interior units. It performs heat transfer between refrigerant liquid and water using the technology developed by Mitsubishi Electric. By performing heat recovery among interior units connected to the same system, it allows simultaneous heating and cooling.

In HVRF System there are five different interior unit options consisting of; thin concealed ceiling type (200 mm height), medium static pressure concealed ceiling type (35/50/70/100/150 Pa static pressure option), four directional blower tray type and compact tray type (lowered grill panel for easy cleaning and 3Di-see sensor option for energy savings) and medium static pressure concealed floor type (20/40/60 Pa static pressure options). For a total of 12 different capacity settings ranging from 1,2 kW to 14,0 kW 30 different model and capacity options are available.

Inside HVRF System's equipments; luxurious, elegant and easy-to-use individual controller options as well as central control alternatives where 200 interior units can be controlled when combined with extension controller are present. Thanks to the controllers, different systems located in independent positions can be monitored and controlled from a single location.