Daikin Middle East and Africa FZE, a manufacturer of air conditioning, heating, ventilation, and refrigeration solutions, is launching the Daikin iPlant Manager to the Middle East and Africa (MEA) region.
This is in line with its strategic management plan Fusion 25, it said.
Daikin iPlant Manager, developed in collaboration with Conserve It, Australia (a member of the Daikin Group), offers a new generation of advanced central plant optimisation and control.
This, it explained, ensures that the chiller plant room’s air-conditioning equipment performs at its best throughout its operating cycle consistently, harnessing the power of data analysis and real-time adjustments to improve efficiency, extend equipment lifespan, and achieve significant energy savings.
Speaking on this, Krishna Sankaran, Regional Director, Service & Solutions, Daikin MEA, said: “In our daily interactions with end-users, their primary concerns consistently revolve around reducing energy costs, improving equipment reliability, and ensuring top-notch service quality. At Daikin, we comprehend these needs intimately and innovate to find solutions that are energy-efficient, provide healthy air to breathe, and are sustainable at the same time. An exemplary offering in this regard is the Daikin iPlant Manager—an advanced chiller plant control retrofit solution designed to precisely address these pressing customer demands and positively contribute positively to sustainability strategy.”
“The introduction of the Daikin iPlant Manager in the MEA region aligns with Daikin’s vision for a more sustainable and energy-efficient future, setting the stage for further advancements in the HVAC industry,” Sankaran added.
“Our partnership with Daikin Middle East & Africa excites us because it will enable them to fully leverage the potential of iPlant Manager, powered by PlantPRO®, to provide actionable insights as well as control and optimize central plant operations, increase equipment lifetime, provide energy management, and optimal performance for central plants at the lowest total costs,” commented Chirayu Shah, Vice President of Operations, Conserve It (A member of Daikin Group).