What is VRV/VRF, and how does it work?

VRV (Daikin's trademarked term for VRF — Variable Refrigerant Flow) connects multiple indoor units to a shared outdoor unit or units, with refrigerant flow modulated independently per zone so different rooms can cool to different temperatures simultaneously from one system. We don't have a VRV product catalog on this site — no specific model capacities, indoor-unit connection limits, or VRV-specific ISEER data — so we can't give you precise specs here.

📐 Calculated estimate Based on real BEE-certified data — see the exact numbers below.

The core idea worth understanding is "diversity": VRV systems are typically designed assuming not every connected zone runs at full capacity simultaneously, which is why total connected indoor capacity can exceed the outdoor unit's rated capacity in a real installation — but the exact diversity ratio and how many indoor units a specific Daikin VRV series supports genuinely varies by model generation, and inventing a number here risks being wrong for what's a significant commercial investment decision. This is a case where we'd point you to real Daikin VRV documentation or a commercial dealer rather than guess.