General Assist Technical Reference

V Series VRF System

System overview and compatible indoor-unit lineup
Approximate product era: mid-2000s to early 2010s
The AIRSTAGE V Series was Fujitsu General's second-generation large-capacity VRF platform. It built on the earlier S Series and adopted R410A refrigerant, higher-pressure system design and expanded zoning capability for commercial buildings.
Legacy-system caution: Always confirm the complete outdoor and indoor model numbers before selecting manuals, parts, controllers or replacement options. V Series equipment is not automatically compatible with later V-II, V-III, VR-II or J-Series equipment.

1. System overview

FeatureTypical V Series reference
System typeHeat-pump VRF system for multi-zone commercial applications
RefrigerantR410A
Compressor technologyDC inverter-driven compressor technology
Maximum system capacityUp to approximately 150 kW when approved outdoor modules are combined, model dependent
Maximum indoor unitsUp to 48, model and combination dependent
ApplicationsHotels, offices, education, retail, healthcare and multi-storey commercial buildings
ControlsWired controllers, central controllers and BMS integration, subject to model compatibility
Typical operating eraApproximately mid-2000s to early 2010s

Key strengths

1Expanded capacity and zoning.
Designed for larger commercial buildings with multiple indoor units and long refrigerant runs.
2R410A transition.
Higher operating pressure and improved heat-transfer performance compared with earlier R407C systems.
3Flexible indoor-unit range.
Compact cassette, cassette, ducted, floor/ceiling, ceiling-wall and wall-mounted indoor units were available.
4Central control capability.
Supports individual and centralised control arrangements, subject to the specific controller and interface combination.

2. Compatible indoor-unit lineup

The uploaded V Series lineup sheet shows Fujitsu and GENERAL equivalent model names across nine indoor-unit categories, with nominal cooling capacities from approximately 2.2 kW to 25.4 kW.
Indoor typeFujitsu model familyGENERAL equivalentCooling range shown
Compact cassetteAUXB07/09/12/14/18LATFNo separate GENERAL model shown2.2–5.0 kW
CassetteAUYA20/25/30/36/45/54LATFAUGA20/25/30/36/45/54LATF5.7–14.1 kW
Compact ductARXB07/09/12/14/18LALFNo separate GENERAL model shown2.2–5.3 kW
Low-static pressure ductARXB25/30/36/45LATFNo separate GENERAL model shown7.0–12.7 kW
DuctARXA25/30/36/45LATFNo separate GENERAL model shown7.0–12.7 kW
High-static pressure ductARXC36/45/60/90LATFNo separate GENERAL model shown10.5–25.4 kW
Floor / ceilingABYA12/14/18/24LATFABGA12/14/18/24LATF3.6–6.6 kW
CeilingABYA30/36/45/54LATFABGA30/36/45/54LATF8.8–14.1 kW
Compact wall mountedASYE07/09/12/14LACFASGE07/09/12/14LACF2.2–4.0 kW
Wall mountedASYA18/24/30LATFASGA18/24/30LATF5.4–8.0 kW
Ceiling wallAWYA07/09/12/14/18/24/30LATFAWGA07/09/12/14/18/24/30LATF2.2–8.0 kW

Accessories shown in the lineup

ApplicationReference
Compact cassette grille - FujitsuUTG-UDYD-W
Compact cassette grille - GENERALUTG-UDGD-W
External EEV kit for compact wall-mounted 07/09 classUTR-EV09XA
External EEV kit for compact wall-mounted 12/14 classUTR-EV14XA

3. Service and maintenance notes

1Use R410A-rated service tools.
The V Series operates at higher pressures than R407C and R22 equipment.
2Confirm the exact system generation.
Do not use later V-II or V-III technical information unless the complete model number confirms compatibility.
3Verify parts availability before quoting.
Legacy PCBs, sensors, expansion valves and compressors may be obsolete or subject to limited stock.
4Check controllers and network components.
Central controllers, network converters and BMS interfaces are generation-specific.
5Consider lifecycle risk.
Before major repairs, assess age, refrigerant quantity, expected future parts support and the cost of replacing the complete system.
Replacement planning: Modern alternatives may include current AIRSTAGE J, V or VR platforms, depending on building size, simultaneous heating/cooling requirements, controls and refrigerant strategy. Existing indoor units, pipework and controllers must not be assumed reusable.

4. Information required for technical support

Required informationRecorded
Complete outdoor-unit model and serial number
Complete indoor-unit model numbers
Controller and central-control model numbers
Displayed error codes and LED indications
System layout and refrigerant-circuit information
Photos of rating plates, PCBs and controller displays
This article is a practical overview based on the supplied V Series introduction and indoor-unit lineup sheet. It does not replace the applicable design, installation, service or commissioning manuals. Product availability, controller compatibility and system limits vary by model and market.