LG Electronics Unveils New Product

In its quest to reduce energy cost, a leading global technology innovator in consumer electronics, LG Electronics has unveiled its latest commercial air conditioner, Multi V III.

LG is focusing on business-to-business in Europe and Africa where the demand for energy-saving technology is growing at faster pace.

Launching the product last Tuesday, Hannah Bissiw, Deputy Minister for Water Resources, Works and Housing, noted that the Multi V will enhance the efficiency of engineers, contractors and developers in achieving their environmental objectives as well as reduce operating cost.

Peter KO, General Manager AC Division said, 'As a company with great focus on producing energy-efficient products, we are delighted to be launching the Multi V III in Ghana and other West Africa markets, with this product, we are even better position to work with our customers and partners to make LG the number one provider of smart and efficient heating ventilation (HVAC) solution.

He explained that the Multi V III will ensure higher energy efficiency, bigger capacity and longer piping design.

The unit's energy efficiency is boosted by (HiPOR) high pressure oil return and LG's unique inverter compressor V-Scroll under the same amount of pressure.

It also has an increased piping length of thousand meters and a twenty horse power capacity per every unit and the cyclone sub-cooling circuit in the tubes reduces pressure loss by minimizing the vaporization of the refrigerant.

The Multi V III has a bigger capacity, as it is powered by specially designed wide louvers to maximize the heat transfer rate by creating air paths.

Ashok Mohinani, Executive Director, Mohinani Group of Companies, in his address, observed that the new product, aside it outstanding features, also comes with a wide range of accessories to enhance easy operation and energy saving.

Apart from that it also has a wireless remote control and operates under a noise free condition, he added.

LG Electronics operates in over 115 countries worldwide.

He said the company plans to secure US$10 billion in global sales by 2014 and entreated schools, hospitals, hotels, firms to seize the opportunity to patronize the product.

By Dominic Kojo Blay