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Fine-tuning thermal comfort

GENERAL Australia has launched Zoneconnex, a new Wi-Fi enabled zone control solution using anywAiR technology. It expands smart climate control options for ducted HVAC systems.

What is GENERAL Australia's new Zoneconnex wi-fi zone control and should I be installing it?

HVAC technicians and installers may see demand for Zoneconnex retrofits or new installs. Adds a wi-fi zoning product to quote and recommend to clients.

Key takeaways

  • GENERAL Australia (formerly Fujitsu General) has released a new product called Zoneconnex.
  • Zoneconnex uses anywAiR technology to deliver wi-fi enabled zone control for ducted systems.
  • HVAC installers should familiarise themselves with the product as client enquiries may follow.
  • No pricing or availability details were included in the announcement.
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