VBC choisit MAESTRO SMART 9 HP
Volumetric Building Companies (VBC), un leader mondial dans le secteur de la construction qui se concentre sur la construction de l'avenir grâce à des techniques modulaires volumétriques, a choisi la thermopompe Maestro Smart 9 comme solution de confort idéale pour chauffer et climatiser son projet d'habitation modulaire à Philadelphie, en Pennsylvanie, composé de 60 unités d'habitation modulaire. L'unité Maestro d'Olimpia Splendid a été couplée à des grilles rectangulaires sur mesure (PN : B1026) qui ont été peintes en 3 couleurs différentes pour s'harmoniser avec l'extérieur de l'habitation. De plus, Olimpia Splendid a proposé à VBC de remplacer ses commandes par le thermostat Venstar Color Touch (PN:B1023), ce qui permet un contrôle optimal du confort.
Le segment des habitations modulaires est l'application idéale où l'équipement de la série Maestro permet d'obtenir un "bel extérieur" sans unité extérieure et un "intérieur confortable" avec un design Made in Italy.
Olimpia Splendid USA est heureux de présenter le NOUVEAU design Maestro Smart, qui sera disponible et en stock à partir de la première semaine de septembre à la fois dans l'entrepôt de Fair Lawn, NJ, et dans notre nouvel entrepôt de Tacoma, WA. Les performances resteront les mêmes, puisqu'il s'agit simplement d'un changement de conception de l'armoire avant. Les fiches techniques du nouveau modèle sont disponibles dès maintenant.
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