VRX TECHNOLOGIES & ENGINEERED SYSTEMS
Proven heat-pump technology.
Engineered for
the hard projects.
Semi-custom equipment. Project-specific systems. Practical electrification.
VRX applies proven heat-pump technology to real building constraints—creating practical, cost-effective solutions that help electrification projects pencil out.
The technology is proven.
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01 / WHERE VRX FITS
Electrification is straightforward.
Until it meets the building.
Limited electrical capacity. Equipment that must fit existing infrastructure. Heating, cooling and hot-water loads that do not line up neatly. Operations that cannot stop for a major renovation.
These constraints are the starting point for our engineering. We configure equipment, integrate systems and plan the application around what the project actually needs.
From equipment selection to the realities of installation.
02 / HOW WE SOLVE IT
Established components.
A carefully engineered whole.
Proven technology.
A tailored application.
Established heat-pump components, configured and integrated around the project’s physical space, electrical limits and operating needs. Semi-custom means adapting the equipment and system to the application.
Engineer around what makes
the project difficult.
Retain suitable infrastructure, recover heat where loads overlap, coordinate controls and stage capacity. Address the constraints that can derail a conventional replacement before they become construction problems.
Make the whole
project pencil out.
Evaluate equipment alongside electrical upgrades, demolition, installation, downtime and operating costs. The value is in a complete installed solution that the owner can execute and operate.
THE OWNER’S BUSINESS CASE
The equipment price is one line.
The project economics are the whole story.
A practical design considers them together. Retaining useful infrastructure and matching the system to the load can change the economics of electrification. Costs and savings are evaluated for each project.
03 / WHAT THIS LOOKS LIKE
One engineering approach.
Different ways to solve the challenge.
Rooftop electrification
Design the replacement around existing curbs, ducts and available electrical capacity wherever practical.
Explore rooftop solutions ↗
HydroLoop
Connect building loads through a common hydronic loop, recovering useful heat and supporting local zoning.
Explore HydroLoop ↗HydroCore
Apply a modular platform to plant requirements and planned growth, including demanding data center applications.
Explore HydroCore ↗START WITH THE CONSTRAINT.
We’ll engineer
the path forward.
Bring us the project that hasn’t penciled out yet.
Start with the equipment schedule, electrical limits and operating requirements.