Samsung Free Joint Multi Universal Condensing Heat Pump
SKU: SI-FJM
Available Capacities (Btu/h)
18K / 24K / 36K / 48K
This multi-zone system for residential and light commercial use provides five distinct indoor unit options along with various control methods. It requires little installation space, making it a versatile choice for houses or offices with numerous rooms.
Starting As Low As
$89/month
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ULTIMATE ZONING SOLUTION
The Free Joint Multi (FJM) system allows you to set the temperature of individual rooms/zones to avoid conditioning rooms that are not being used to reduce power consumption.
TOTAL CONTROL
Through the SmartThings app, you can operate your unit from almost anywhere, at any time†.
FLEXIBLE INSTALLATION
This versatile system provides additional flexibility when installing a system that requires more than one zone of comfort, without adding parts, installation, and added costs of several outdoor units.
HIGH PERFORMANCE
The Digital Inverter compressor’s variable speed control allows the compressor to operate at precisely the speed needed to maintain the set temperature without turning the system off and on to increase efficiency.
EASY INSTALLATION
One button auto addressing for simple system setup when completing installation.
QUIET OPERATION
Each model uses a twin BLDC compressor for high performance, and low noise and vibration.
Additional Information
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Product Registration Required. Conditions Apply. |
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The AHRI Certified® mark indicates Samsung’s participation in the AHRI Certification program. For verification of individual certified products, go to www.ahridirectory.org. |
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†Available for download on the Google™ Play store and App Store®. A network connection is required. Samsung application account is necessary. |
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| *The WindFree™ unit delivers an air current that is under 0.15 m/s while in WindFree™ mode. Air velocity that is below 0.15 m/s is considered “still air” as defined by ASHRAE 55-2013 (American Society of Heating, Refrigerating, and Air-Conditioning Engineers). |
