Chillers & VRF

Scalable Comfort for Commercial Projects - Chillers & VRF Systems

The Chillers & VRF Systems category supports contractors, engineers, and facility managers working on commercial and specialty projects requiring modular, scalable, and high-efficiency hydronic or refrigerant-based comfort systems. These advanced technologies are widely used in offices, mid-rise buildings, educational facilities, retail, data rooms, hospitality, multi-tenant properties, and mixed-use developments where precision cooling, zoning, and energy management must meet modern building codes and operational expectations.

VRF (Variable Refrigerant Flow) systems deliver zoning flexibility and energy savings by modulating refrigerant flow to each indoor unit. This supports individual room control, makes renovations easier, and provides superior part-load performance compared to traditional packaged or split systems. Meanwhile, commercial chillers offer centralized cooling using hydronic loops, ideal for larger facilities, multi-zone distribution, and applications requiring long pipe runs, stable load management, or integration with existing mechanical systems.

• Air-cooled & water-cooled chillers for medium to large commercial buildings.
• VRF heat pump & heat recovery systems supporting multi-zone operation.
• Fan coils, hydronic accessories & control packages designed for chiller and VRF projects.
• Energy-efficient modular systems that scale with building expansion and changing loads.
• OEM parts, line sets, branch boxes, and engineering components for full-system integration.

Selecting Chillers or VRF systems involves evaluating load diversity, ventilation paths, building zoning requirements, refrigerant strategies, and operations budgets. Consider pipe lengths, height differences, condenser placement, control protocols, and mechanical room access. Use the Compare features to review system tonnage, compressor type, efficiency ratings, refrigerant, control interfaces, and compatibility with indoor equipment and accessories.

Pro tip: For chiller and VRF projects, gather mechanical drawings, tonnage calculations, zoning requirements, and equipment room photos. Provide the project's electrical, piping, and control preferences, and we can help ensure the selected chiller or VRF system aligns with OEM specifications, available lead times, and long-term performance expectations. Always coordinate with local codes and engineering requirements.