Concealed ducted fan coil units serve the spaces occupants judge most harshly — guestrooms, offices, clinics — precisely because nobody sees them until something goes wrong: a drip on the ceiling, a rattle at night, a stuffy room at the end of a long duct run. The Midea Medium Static Pressure Duct Fan Coil Unit is engineered to design those failures out. On AC models, water connections reverse from left to right on site; on DC models, external static pressure is selectable at 12, 30 or 50Pa via the PCB or wired controller. Return air draws from the rear or the bottom. Units adapt to as-built reality instead of forcing compromises that surface later as faults. One family spans 400–1200 CFM with cooling capacities from 2.35 to 13.78 kW across the AC and DC range.
At 241mm body height (261mm for DC), the chassis hides above standard ceiling grids, while three-row and four-row coil options match two-pipe or four-pipe hydraulics across the building. The enlarged drain pan option is low-cost insurance against the leak every facility manager dreads: condensation staining a finished ceiling and flooding the helpdesk with work orders. And because the filter assembly extracts in multiple directions, maintenance access works however the ceiling void ended up being built — your team services every unit quickly instead of inventing an access solution on every visit.
The DC inverter brushless range provides seven fan speeds for precise airflow balancing — rooms neither stuffy nor draughty, which means fewer comfort calls — plus up to 30% lower fan energy and native V8 controller integration for estates pairing FCUs with Midea VRF outdoor systems. XYE and PQE ports put central control and Modbus RTU within easy reach, so unit status lands on your central monitoring screen rather than on a clipboard round. Standard supply is 220–240V / 1Ph / 50Hz; for properties on other grids, Hongtai provides OEM/ODM support with custom voltages from 180–440V at 50/60Hz, project branding and protocol options.
The AC range is the robust default for standard duct runs where 3-speed control is adequate — and its on-site left/right piping reversal quietly prevents future maintenance headaches. Where noise ratings are written into the SLA, or energy performance is audited, choose the DC inverter brushless range: external static selectable at 12/30/50Pa via PCB or wired controller, seven-speed balancing, up to 30% fan energy saving and native V8 integration. Coil options, connections and service access are shared across both, so maintenance procedures and spares stay identical.
A: That pattern usually means the static pressure was never matched to the ductwork. On DC models you select 12/30/50Pa at commissioning to match the as-built ducts — 50Pa handles long runs with multiple bends, so distant rooms finally receive design airflow.
A: The filter assembly extracts in multiple directions, so service access works however the void was built. Your team spends minutes per unit instead of improvising access on every visit.
A: Yes. XYE and PQE ports handle central control and Modbus RTU respectively, and the range integrates natively with Midea V8 systems — so run status and faults reach your central dashboard instead of waiting for a complaint.
A: Specify the enlarged drain pan option — low-cost insurance against the leak that stains ceilings, damages interiors and triggers emergency call-outs.
A: Regular filter cleaning plus an annual coil and drain check keeps the unit at rated performance. Multi-direction filter extraction keeps each visit short, whichever way the void was built.
| Parameter | AC Series | DC Series |
|---|---|---|
| Airflow Range | 400–1200 CFM | 400–1200 CFM |
| Cooling Capacity | 2.35–13.0 kW | 2.35–13.78 kW |
| Heating Capacity | 3.90–22.17 kW | 3.90–13.30 kW |
| Power Input | 36–221 W | 5–552 W |
| Sound Pressure Level (H) | 35–52 dB(A) | 29–58 dB(A) |
| Power Supply | 220–240V / 1Ph / 50Hz | 220–240V / 1Ph / 50Hz |
| Body Height | 241 mm | 261 mm |
| External Static Pressure | 12/30/50 Pa (customizable) | 12/30/50 Pa (adjustable) |
| Coil Rows | 3 / 4 | 3 / 4 |
| Max. Working Pressure | 1.6 MPa | 1.6 MPa |
| Motor Type | Low-noise 3-speed AC | DC Brushless |
| Pipe Connection | RC3/4" | RC3/4" |
| AEH Option | Available | Available |
| Pipe System | 2-pipe / 4-pipe | 2-pipe / 4-pipe |
medium static duct fan coil maintenance · concealed FCU filter access · duct fan coil selectable 12/30/50Pa · quiet ducted FCU for guestrooms · fan coil BMS Modbus monitoring · duct FCU enlarged drain pan leak protection · reversible piping fan coil unit · energy efficient duct FCU 30%
Concealed ducted fan coil units serve the spaces occupants judge most harshly — guestrooms, offices, clinics — precisely because nobody sees them until something goes wrong: a drip on the ceiling, a rattle at night, a stuffy room at the end of a long duct run. The Midea Medium Static Pressure Duct Fan Coil Unit is engineered to design those failures out. On AC models, water connections reverse from left to right on site; on DC models, external static pressure is selectable at 12, 30 or 50Pa via the PCB or wired controller. Return air draws from the rear or the bottom. Units adapt to as-built reality instead of forcing compromises that surface later as faults. One family spans 400–1200 CFM with cooling capacities from 2.35 to 13.78 kW across the AC and DC range.
At 241mm body height (261mm for DC), the chassis hides above standard ceiling grids, while three-row and four-row coil options match two-pipe or four-pipe hydraulics across the building. The enlarged drain pan option is low-cost insurance against the leak every facility manager dreads: condensation staining a finished ceiling and flooding the helpdesk with work orders. And because the filter assembly extracts in multiple directions, maintenance access works however the ceiling void ended up being built — your team services every unit quickly instead of inventing an access solution on every visit.
The DC inverter brushless range provides seven fan speeds for precise airflow balancing — rooms neither stuffy nor draughty, which means fewer comfort calls — plus up to 30% lower fan energy and native V8 controller integration for estates pairing FCUs with Midea VRF outdoor systems. XYE and PQE ports put central control and Modbus RTU within easy reach, so unit status lands on your central monitoring screen rather than on a clipboard round. Standard supply is 220–240V / 1Ph / 50Hz; for properties on other grids, Hongtai provides OEM/ODM support with custom voltages from 180–440V at 50/60Hz, project branding and protocol options.
The AC range is the robust default for standard duct runs where 3-speed control is adequate — and its on-site left/right piping reversal quietly prevents future maintenance headaches. Where noise ratings are written into the SLA, or energy performance is audited, choose the DC inverter brushless range: external static selectable at 12/30/50Pa via PCB or wired controller, seven-speed balancing, up to 30% fan energy saving and native V8 integration. Coil options, connections and service access are shared across both, so maintenance procedures and spares stay identical.
A: That pattern usually means the static pressure was never matched to the ductwork. On DC models you select 12/30/50Pa at commissioning to match the as-built ducts — 50Pa handles long runs with multiple bends, so distant rooms finally receive design airflow.
A: The filter assembly extracts in multiple directions, so service access works however the void was built. Your team spends minutes per unit instead of improvising access on every visit.
A: Yes. XYE and PQE ports handle central control and Modbus RTU respectively, and the range integrates natively with Midea V8 systems — so run status and faults reach your central dashboard instead of waiting for a complaint.
A: Specify the enlarged drain pan option — low-cost insurance against the leak that stains ceilings, damages interiors and triggers emergency call-outs.
A: Regular filter cleaning plus an annual coil and drain check keeps the unit at rated performance. Multi-direction filter extraction keeps each visit short, whichever way the void was built.
| Parameter | AC Series | DC Series |
|---|---|---|
| Airflow Range | 400–1200 CFM | 400–1200 CFM |
| Cooling Capacity | 2.35–13.0 kW | 2.35–13.78 kW |
| Heating Capacity | 3.90–22.17 kW | 3.90–13.30 kW |
| Power Input | 36–221 W | 5–552 W |
| Sound Pressure Level (H) | 35–52 dB(A) | 29–58 dB(A) |
| Power Supply | 220–240V / 1Ph / 50Hz | 220–240V / 1Ph / 50Hz |
| Body Height | 241 mm | 261 mm |
| External Static Pressure | 12/30/50 Pa (customizable) | 12/30/50 Pa (adjustable) |
| Coil Rows | 3 / 4 | 3 / 4 |
| Max. Working Pressure | 1.6 MPa | 1.6 MPa |
| Motor Type | Low-noise 3-speed AC | DC Brushless |
| Pipe Connection | RC3/4" | RC3/4" |
| AEH Option | Available | Available |
| Pipe System | 2-pipe / 4-pipe | 2-pipe / 4-pipe |
medium static duct fan coil maintenance · concealed FCU filter access · duct fan coil selectable 12/30/50Pa · quiet ducted FCU for guestrooms · fan coil BMS Modbus monitoring · duct FCU enlarged drain pan leak protection · reversible piping fan coil unit · energy efficient duct FCU 30%