Panasonic KIT-RE12-PKE User Manual
2012
New GHP units.
Pansonic’s gas-
driven VRF systems
are ideal for projects
where power
restrictions apply. In
2012, Panasonic
extends the Gas Heat
Pump range with a
new GHP line-up,
new GHP G Power
(electricity
production) and the
new Chiller Units.
New GHP units.
Pansonic’s gas-
driven VRF systems
are ideal for projects
where power
restrictions apply. In
2012, Panasonic
extends the Gas Heat
Pump range with a
new GHP line-up,
new GHP G Power
(electricity
production) and the
new Chiller Units.
2013
New ECOi 3 pipes.
The best efficiency
for your building.
Our New 6 Series 3
pipes is achieving a
COP of 4.77 at full
load, and even more
when recovering heat
from the building.
There is no doubt,
Panasonic is
reducing
environmental
impact!
New ECOi 3 pipes.
The best efficiency
for your building.
Our New 6 Series 3
pipes is achieving a
COP of 4.77 at full
load, and even more
when recovering heat
from the building.
There is no doubt,
Panasonic is
reducing
environmental
impact!
2010
New Aquarea.
Panasonic has created
Aquarea, an innovative
new, low-energy
system, designed to
help you enjoy ideal
temperatures and hot
water in your home,
even with extreme
outdoor temperatures.
Aquarea cools or
heats to ensure
maximum comfort.
Aquarea is far cleaner,
safer, cheaper and
environmentally
friendly than
alternatives
using gas, oil and
other electrical
systems.
New Aquarea.
Panasonic has created
Aquarea, an innovative
new, low-energy
system, designed to
help you enjoy ideal
temperatures and hot
water in your home,
even with extreme
outdoor temperatures.
Aquarea cools or
heats to ensure
maximum comfort.
Aquarea is far cleaner,
safer, cheaper and
environmentally
friendly than
alternatives
using gas, oil and
other electrical
systems.
2011
New Eco i VRF
solution.
The new Panasonic
VRF solution for big
buildings is the most
efficient in the
industry in more
than 74% of
combinations. ECO i
satisfies the most
demanding standards
required by design
offices, architects,
owners and
installers.
New Eco i VRF
solution.
The new Panasonic
VRF solution for big
buildings is the most
efficient in the
industry in more
than 74% of
combinations. ECO i
satisfies the most
demanding standards
required by design
offices, architects,
owners and
installers.
2008
Etherea new concept
of air conditioning
systems: high
efficiency and high
performances with a
great design. Etherea
also includes a very
innovative air quality
sensor and air
purifier in order to
enjoy healthy air at
home at all times.
Etherea new concept
of air conditioning
systems: high
efficiency and high
performances with a
great design. Etherea
also includes a very
innovative air quality
sensor and air
purifier in order to
enjoy healthy air at
home at all times.
1936
First electric Fan
with Automatic
Oscillation (36 cm
table top model).
First electric Fan
with Automatic
Oscillation (36 cm
table top model).
1975
Panasonic becomes
the first Japanese air
conditioner
manufacturer in
Europe.
Panasonic becomes
the first Japanese air
conditioner
manufacturer in
Europe.
2002
The Ion and Oxygen
Generator — two of
the most important
contributions to air
conditioning
systems.
The Ion and Oxygen
Generator — two of
the most important
contributions to air
conditioning
systems.
1958
First room air
conditioner launched
for domestic
installation.
Prior to this date, air
conditioners were
large and only for
commercial use.
Panasonic developed
the first compact air
conditioner for
windows; it was
lightweight and easy
to install, improving
the quality of life in
Japanese homes.
1,100 units were sold
in Japan in the first
year, and just two
years later, in 1960,
this figure rose to
230,000.
First room air
conditioner launched
for domestic
installation.
Prior to this date, air
conditioners were
large and only for
commercial use.
Panasonic developed
the first compact air
conditioner for
windows; it was
lightweight and easy
to install, improving
the quality of life in
Japanese homes.
1,100 units were sold
in Japan in the first
year, and just two
years later, in 1960,
this figure rose to
230,000.
1973
Panasonic launches
the first highly
efficient air-to-water
heat pump in Japan.
Panasonic launches
the first highly
efficient air-to-water
heat pump in Japan.
Panasonic – leading the way in Heating & Cooling
With more than 30 years of experience, selling to more than 120 countries around the world,
Panasonic is unquestionably one of the leaders in the heating and cooling sector.
With diverse network of productions and R&D facilities, Panasonic delivers innovative products
incorporating cutting-edge technologies that set the standard for air conditioners worldwide.
Expanding globally, Panasonic provides superior international products transcending borders.
Panasonic is unquestionably one of the leaders in the heating and cooling sector.
With diverse network of productions and R&D facilities, Panasonic delivers innovative products
incorporating cutting-edge technologies that set the standard for air conditioners worldwide.
Expanding globally, Panasonic provides superior international products transcending borders.
History of Air Conditioning Group
Panasonic starts with a desire to create things of value. As hard work and dedication results in one innovative product
after another, the fledgling company takes its first steps towards becoming the electronics giant of today.
Panasonic starts with a desire to create things of value. As hard work and dedication results in one innovative product
after another, the fledgling company takes its first steps towards becoming the electronics giant of today.
Summary
PANASONIC – LEADING THE WAY IN HEATING & COOLING .............................................................................................4
RELIABLE COMFORT COMES FROM RELIABLE TECHNOLOGIES ........................................................................................6
PANASONIC PROFESSIONAL .........................................................................................................................................8
ECO & SMART IDEAS FOR A SUSTAINABLE LIFESTYLE ....................................................................................................9
WELCOME TO NEW DOMESTIC RANGE ......................................................................................................................... 10
NEW PANASONIC R2 ROTARY COMPRESSOR ................................................................................................................ 12
ECONAVI. DISCOVER THE WASTE TO DISCOVER ENERGY SAVINGS ................................................................................. 14
NANOE G. PURIFIES THE AIR, SURFACES AND EVEN INSIDE ITSELF ............................................................................... 20
HEATCHARGE. PANASONIC DEVELOPS A NEW FULL LINE UP OF A+++ HEAT PUMPS ...................................................... 22
INVERTER TECHNOLOGY. THE SECRET TO ITS ABILITY IS FLEXIBILITY ............................................................................ 24
PANASONIC TECHNOLOGY FOR COMFORT .................................................................................................................... 26
INTERNET CONTROL ................................................................................................................................................... 28
CONNECTIVITY ........................................................................................................................................................... 29
DOMESTIC AIR CONDITIONER RANGE .......................................................................................................................... 30
FEATURE EXPLANATIONS ............................................................................................................................................ 32
FEATURE COMPARISON .............................................................................................................................................. 33
WALL MOUNTED VE .................................................................................................................................................... 34
WALL MOUNTED ETHEREA .......................................................................................................................................... 36
WALL MOUNTED RE TYPE ........................................................................................................................................... 40
WALL MOUNTED RE-3 TYPE ........................................................................................................................................ 42
FLOOR CONSOLE TYPE .............................................................................................................................................. 44
SINGLE SPLIT FLOOR OR CEILING TYPE ....................................................................................................................... 46
MRE WALL MOUNTED 2X1 .......................................................................................................................................... 48
ETHEREA MULTI SPLIT 2X1 ......................................................................................................................................... 50
ETHEREA MULTI SPLIT 3X1 ......................................................................................................................................... 54
ETHEREA MULTI SPLIT 4X1 ......................................................................................................................................... 56
FREE MULTI SYSTEM .................................................................................................................................................. 58
INDOOR UNITS FOR FREE MULTI COMBINATIONS ......................................................................................................... 60
OUTDOOR UNITS FOR FREE MULTI COMBINATIONS ...................................................................................................... 61
FREE MULTI COMBINATIONS ....................................................................................................................................... 62
SELF DIAGNOSIS DESCRIPTION AND CHECK POINT TABLE ............................................................................................ 68
OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES ............................................................................................................................................ 69
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