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Installing a VRF system is more than just setting up an air conditioner—it’s about creating a customized, energy-efficient climate experience throughout an entire building. Unlike traditional systems, a VRF installation offers a high degree of flexibility. Technicians first assess the structure, design a system that meets the specific needs of each room or zone, and determine the most effective positioning for both indoor and outdoor units. The outdoor units, which house the system's compressors, are typically mounted on rooftops or walls to ensure optimal airflow.
