Samsung Electronics won a bid leading to signing a deal worth SR3 million to install and service the new DVM S DESERT central air conditioning system at the new Fatima residential tower, built with state-of-the-art engineering techniques and located on Tahliah Street.

Instead of dedicating a floor to install the air conditioners (ACs), they were all placed on the rooftop thus saving on space. This new mechanical floor also brings a wealth of new ecological solutions such as saving 40 percent of the energy and standing in compliance with SASO regulations, which could rank up to 10 stars on the quality scale.

Jinhyuk Oh, AC business manager at Samsung Electronics-Saudi Arabia, said: "We are proud at Samsung Electronics to be able to vary and offer products which cater to all consumers, in line with their personal and business needs. The DVM S DESERT is a revolution in the air conditioning technology, and Samsung won the project thanks to the innovative product solutions we have put forward in this field, so far rated as the first-of-its-kind with the vapor injection (VI) feature that enhances the energy consumption capacity and the overall performance of the system."

Ahmed Fathi, project director, says: “The great success we’ve locked through our partnership with Samsung Electronics reflects a clear cutting edge quality of the product and the level of services provided.

With its VRF system, it boasts a maximum module capacity and includes the world’s longest piping length, which reaches up to 1000 m, smallest footprint, turbo intercooler and DVI compress with a startup time reduced from 180 to 50 minutes.

Users can also benefit from the reports, readings and data through a smart operating system, which makes maintenance and service easier, less time-consuming and money-saving. The operating system is also connected to WIFI.