VRF and VRV multi-zone systems connect one outdoor unit to dozens of indoor zones, each with independent temperature control. Aurum Prodest designs and installs multi-zone climate systems for business centers, hotels, restaurants, and residential complexes where ducted central air is impractical or too costly.
Fergana is the administrative and cultural heart of the valley, with hospitals, polyclinics, universities, and schools that must meet strict air-exchange and hygiene rules — not just comfort cooling. Aurum Prodest designs ventilation for treatment rooms, labs, and auditoriums, installs HEPA or high-grade filtration where protocols require it, and delivers quiet classroom systems that do not drown out lecturers. We reference Uzbek SanPiN norms and document airflow at commissioning.
System design starts with a zone map: which rooms need cooling simultaneously, what the peak combined load is, and how refrigerant line lengths affect capacity. We calculate pipe runs, elevation changes, and branch selections to manufacturer software standards.
Fergana · 05 System design starts with a zone map: which rooms need cooling simultaneously, what the peak combined load is, and how refrigerant line lengths affect capacity. We calculate pipe runs, elevation changes, and branch selections to manufacturer software standards.
Capacity reserve and outdoor unit sizing account for Tashkent summers and the diversity factor of your building — not every zone runs at full load at the same time. Where uptime is critical, we design redundant outdoor units or staged capacity.
We install and commission VRF/VRV systems from Daikin, Mitsubishi Electric, LG, Samsung, and other major brands. Central controllers are programmed for scheduling, zoning, and energy monitoring so facility staff can manage the building efficiently.
Beyond new installations, we diagnose refrigerant leaks, replace failed indoor units, and re-commission systems after renovations. Seasonal maintenance protects compressor life and keeps rated efficiency across Uzbekistan's hot summers.
Healthcare projects demand pressure regimes — positive in operating suites, controlled exhaust in isolation areas, and regular filter logs. Our engineers have sized systems for wards, dental units, and diagnostic rooms in Fergana, coordinating with medical staff on redundancy and noise limits at night.
Schools and universities across the city need CO₂-aware fresh air without freezing classrooms in winter. We use heat recovery where budgets allow, otherwise balanced supply fans with preheat coils. Exam halls and computer labs get separate loads so IT heat does not starve adjacent rooms.
Hotels and government offices round out our portfolio — ducted aesthetics in lobbies, splits for retrofitted Soviet-era buildings, and service contracts so filters are changed before allergy season when valley smog and pollen peak.
Yes — in line with SanPiN 2.1.3.1375 and accepted practice for operating rooms, wards, labs, and sterile storage. We provide calculation sheets, equipment passports, and test acts for inspectors.
We have installed systems in schools and higher-education buildings: low-noise indoor units, fresh air for auditoriums, and separate zoning for admin blocks and canteens.
Often yes — high-static ducted splits, compact ceiling cassettes, or facade-mounted supply boxes with minimal core drilling. Survey determines what structure allows.
Higher air change rates, good filtration, and sometimes upper-room UV or exhaust boosting — depending on room class. We never substitute guesswork for measured airflow.
Annual and seasonal contracts cover filter replacement, belt and bearing checks on AHUs, and emergency call-out — with spare parts from our Tashkent stock.
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