Fujitsu AOU120RLAVL Airstage 10 Ton VRF J-IIIL Heat Pump

Product Description

The Fujitsu AOU120RLAVL is a 10 Ton Airstage VRF J-IIIL heat pump outdoor unit. These systems offer simultaneous cooling and heating operation using variable refrigerant flow (VRF) technology. Designed for multi-family, large residential, and commercial buildings, the slim and compact design makes it ideal for buildings with limited installation space.

• 10 ton cooling capacity with 135,000 BTU's heating capacity
• Connects up to 30 indoor units
• 7,652 CFM fan airflow rate

Product Highlights

This Fujitsu Airstage VRF J-IIIL system offers energy efficiency and is easy to design, install, and maintain. It features advanced controls that react quickly to demand changes to maintain a comfortable climate.

Product Information

Standard Information

• Brand: FUJITSU
• Manufacturer Part Number: AOU120RLAVL
• Country of Origin: CHN

Technical Specifications

• Nominal Cooling: 120000
• Nominal Heating: 135000
• Refrigerant: R410A
• EER: 11.6
• Circuit Breaker Capacity: 50
• Building Type: Commercial
• Cooling Capacity: 120,000
• Cooling Rated Capacity Btu/h: 120000
• Country of Origin: CHN
• Energy Star Rated: No
• Prop 65: Yes
• Tier: AIRSTAGE
• Brand: Fujitsu
• Equipment Type: Heat Pump
• Product Family: RLAVL
• Unit Cooling: Compressor Type Scroll
• Condenser Coil Fins per Inch (FPI): 18
• Refrigerant Charge: 26.01 lbs.
• Condenser Motor Type: ECM (Electronically Commutated Motor)
• Cycle/Hertz: 60 Hz
• Maximum Overcurrent Protection (MOCP): 50
• Phase: Three
• Rated Current Amps (RCA): 33.5
• Rated Load Amps (RLA): 33.5
• Substantial Commodity: Steel; Copper; Aluminum
• Voltage: 208-230 VAC
• Liquid Line Fitting Type: Flare
• Maximum Piping Height: 164'
• Maximum Piping Length: 1312'
• Number of HVAC Zones: 30
• Suction Line Fitting Type: Flare
• Liquid Line Size (OD): 1/2"
• Metering Device: EEV - Electronic Expansion Valve
• Suction Line Size (OD): 1 1/8"
• CFM: 7,652
• Ratings/Certifications: AHRI - Usage Outdoor
• Approvals: ETL Listed