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Compact Duct

Built-in drain pump allows for

installation of compact duct

unit in smaller spaces than

traditional units.

Traditional

13"

Compact Duct

9.4"

Return Air-intake Choices

Bottom

Back

Flexible Installation

Horizontal or vertical.

*Internal drain pump will not operate

when the unit is mounted in a vertical

configuration.

Drain

Pump

Cooling Operating Range °F(°C)

Heating Operating Range °F(°C)

Recommended Fuse Size

Air Circ.

Noise Level

Outdoor Fan Speed

Outdoor Noise Level

Running Current

Power Use

Combined Min. Length

Combined Max. Length

Indoor Unit Net Weight lbs.

Outdoor Unit Net Weight lbs.

Indoor Unit Dimensions: Height

Dimensions: Height

Outdoor Unit Dimensions: Height

Systems 9RLFCD, 12RLFCD

9RLFCD

Heat Pump

Nominal Cooling

9,000

BTU/h

3,100~12,000

Min~Max Cooling

BTU/h

Nominal Heating

12,000

BTU/h

3,100~18,000

Min~Max Heating

BTU/h

HSPF

SEER

EER

Clg/Htg

14.5/14.1

14~115 (-10~46) 14~115 (-10~46) 14~115 (-10~46)

-5~75 (-21~24)

Moisture Removal

1.5 (.07)

Pt./h(l/h)

208-230/60/1

Voltage/Frequency/Phase

(A)

0 ~ 0.36

Static Pressure

In. W. C.

353 (600)

: Hi

C.F.M. (m

/h) Clg/Htg

324 (550)

Medium

294 (500)

Low

Quiet

265 (450)

: Hi

28/28

dB(A) (Clg/Htg)

Medium

27/26

Low

26/25

Quiet

25/24

RPM Clg/Htg

590/720

Clg/Htg

48/49

(A)Clg/Htg

3.0/3.9

Rated

: Cooling

0.62/1.40

(kW)

Rated/Max

Heating

0.85/1.80

Fan Speeds Stage

4 + Auto

Air Filter

Washable

Connection Method

Flare

Ft (m)

9 (2.7)

66 (20)

Ft (m)

(pre-charge: 49')

49 (15)

Max. Vertical Diff.

Ft (m)

suc 3/8 dis 1/4

Conn. Pipe Diameter

Inch

41 (19)

(kg)

84 (38)

(kg)

7-25/32 (198)

Inch (mm)

27-9/16 (700)

Width

Inch (mm)

24-13/32 (620)

Depth

Inch (mm)

Supply Duct Flange

5-15/16 (151)

Inch (mm)

Width

25-19/32 (650)

Inch (mm)

3/4 (19)

Depth

Inch (mm)

Return Duct Flange

6-27/32 (174)

Inch (mm)

22-19/32 (574)

Width

Inch (mm)

3/4 (19) (Flat)

Depth

Inch (mm)

24-1/2 (620)

Inch (mm)

31-3/32 (790)

Width

Inch (mm)

11-11/32 (290)

Depth

Inch (mm)

R410A

Refrigerant

12RLFCD

18RLFCD

Heat Pump

12,000

3,100~13,600

3,100~20,100

16,000

3,100~19,400

3,100~25,600

12.2

11.5

21.5

20.0

12.8/12.3

12.0/12.9

-5~75 (-21~24)

2.7 (1.3)

208-230/60/1

0 ~ 0.36

383 (650)

554 (940)

353 (600)

518 (880)

324 (550)

483 (820)

283 (480)

442 (750)

29/29

28/28

27/27

26/24

870/780

870/1,000

49/50

4.4/6.0

0.94/1.45

1.50/2.15

1.30/2.00

1.67/2.60

4 + Auto

Washable

Flare

9 (2.7)

66 (20)

(pre-charge: 49')

49 (15)

suc 3/8 dis 1/4

suc 1/2 dis 1/4

41 (19)

84 (38)

7-25/32 (198)

27-9/16 (700)

35-7/16 (900)

24-13/32 (620)

5-15/16 (151)

25-19/32 (650)

33-15/32 (850)

3/4 (19)

6-27/32 (174)

22-19/32 (574)

30-15/32 (774)

3/4 (19) (Flat)

24-1/2 (620)

31-3/32 (790)

11-11/32 (290)

R410A

Note: Figures are based on 230 Volts.

18,000

21,600

11.3

19.7

4.2 (2.0)

0 ~ 0.36

32/32

30/30

29/29

27/27

54/55

6.6/7.3

4 + Auto

Flare

9 (2.7)

66 (20)

49 (15)

50 (23)

86 (39)

3/4 (19)

R410A

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Questions and answers

David Pendlebury

February 5, 2025

I have three Fujitsu HVAC systems installed in my condominium (P/N 9373329206). I would like to replace the existing Wired Controllers with your Kagami Wired Remote Controller system(UTY-RVRU?). Are the new controllers retrofittable to my system and, if so, how can I get an installed cost estimate? Thanks, David

benjamin rush

March 25, 2025

How do you use your Remote

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Mr. Anderson

March 25, 2025

To use the remote for a Fujitsu Mini-Split:

1. Slide Down the Door – At the bottom of the remote, there are programming functions.
2. Programming – Follow the manual step by step to set a weekly program or sleep timer. Avoid using it if unsure, as incorrect settings may cause issues.
3. Reset Button – If a mistake is made during programming, use the reset button to restore factory settings.
4. Mode Selection – For heating season, set the mode to "Heat" using the mode button.

For wired remote controllers, installation involves:
- Stripping the remote controller cable.
- Removing the front and rear case using a flat-blade screwdriver.
- Mounting the rear case on a wall or box with screws.
- Connecting the required cables.

Additional features may include integration with automation systems, occupancy sensors, and other heating/cooling devices.