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Daikin’s award-winning Madoka controller is now available for use with our latest generation Daikin Altherma 3 heat pumps.
Vienna, December 2018 – Established as a leader in HVAC-R design, Daikin is at the forefront in developing air conditioning and heating solutions that combine design with technology to maximise user comfort while optimising energy efficiency.
The new Madoka controller from Daikin has been developed in response to increasing demand from users for more flexibility, meeting modern climate control needs together with a growing emphasis on convenience and accessibility.
Bringing together a unique range of features in an elegant and contemporary design, the unique concept of Madoka offers a fresh approach to heat pump commissioning and control.
Hello Madoka
Japanese for circle, Madoka embodies gentleness and peace. The smooth curves of the Daikin Madoka controller offer a sleek, refined shape which is distinguished by its striking blue circular display. Presenting a clear visual reference with large easy to read numbers, the controller features are accessed through three touch buttons, which combine intuitive control with easy adjustability for an enhanced user experience.
Stylish and discrete
Its compact dimensions, measuring just 85mm x 85mm, together with minimalist looks and curved exterior will add value to all rooms, providing a visually unobtrusive solution that blends with any interior design. The unit is available in three attractive colors: white, silver and black.
Residential application
Combinable with the latest generation Daikin Altherma 3 floor-standing and wall mounted range of products, Madoka’s industry recognised design is dedicated to enhancing the user experience and delivering smart home comfort.
In residential applications, the Madoka controller makes status checks simple and enables homeowners to set space heating/cooling and domestic hot water operation to suit their own preferences.
The new Madoka for the Daikin Altherma 3 series will be available from January 2019.
For more information on the new Madoka controller visit www.daikin.eu/madoka.
