Case Study: VRF Zoning Systems Ideal for Patient Comfort and Energy Savings

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Because the Rush Health Systems had previous success installing Mitsubishi Electric’s VRF zoning systems, it was a must for the new John C. Stennis Memorial Hospital. Its unique, ductless, two-pipe, simultaneous cooling and heating capability provides high performance and energy savings as well as precise patient and staff comfort. Read about the other benefits of Mitsubishi Electric’s VRF zoning system that are essential for healthcare.

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