…BLUEOCEAN Now Sole Merchants of Toshiba Air Conditioning Products in Nigeria, West Africa
AgegePulse Magazine
Leading engineering company in Nigeria, Blueocean Technical Services Limited in conjunction with AHI Carrier (producers of Toshiba Heat and Ventilation Air Conditions) launches a new technology into the Nigeria Air Conditioning market – TOSHIBA Variable Refrigerant Flow (VRF).
The Variable Refrigerant Flow systems (VRF), combine flexibility, energy efficiency and respect for the environment, with a wide choice of stylish units. This allows the air to be distributed evenly across the space, providing high efficiency and optimal comfort. With a special controller, the VRF regulates and operates the sequence of outdoor units and individual compressors for a simple and reliable experience for all users.
With the latest innovation from TOSHIBA, the days of hanging several outdoor units of Air Conditioning system across office or residential buildings are now over. The sophisticated VRF technology from Toshiba offers superior application flexibility and unrivalled capabilities. Unique from Toshiba every outdoor unit incorporates two new DC twin-rotary compressors and dual-inverter drives. The Inverter control operates with more and smaller steps (increase in control steps) and ensures a more precise and stable temperature desired by the occupant. The VRF technology allows just one central outdoor unit with supplies to all indoor units for pleasant cooling.
At the 4-days seminar organized by BLUEOCEAN and AHI for technical contractors and consultants in Abuja and Lagos, participants were put through the workability of the new Toshiba VRF Air Conditioning technology.
Iminder Singh, Regional Manager for Africa, AHI Carrier FZC the VRF Air Conditioning system boast of comprehensive range of trusted, energy efficient and industry leading solutions reduce operating costs and increase return on investment in an extensive range of applications including commercial and residential buildings, educational institutions, airports, healthcare, shopping malls, hotels, leisure facilities, oil and gas, and industrial applications.
“TOSHIBA’s association with Africa goes back several decades and throughout this relationship, we have remained committed to offering the latest technology and the most energy efficient solutions, unlike several others who enter African markets as a profit generation strategy towards the end of the product lifecycle.
“Our solutions are backed by unwavering design and engineering support that offer market leading operating efficiencies, reduce carbon footprints and compliment the sustainable development initiatives of the governments in the region. We are the proud guardians of 143 years of trust resulting from Toshiba’s philosophy of ‘Leading Innovation’ and remain pledged to empowering decision makers through developing and enhancing the local capabilities.’ Iminder Singh concluded.
Anupam Ghosal, Managing Director, Blueocean Technical Services Ltd., while speaking at the seminar said, “Blueocean believes in partnering with world renowned brands known for technological innovation and in line with that vision. We bring TOSHIBA to the doorstep of Nigerian and West African market to deliver energy saving cutting edge HVAC product and solutions to the region. We are committed to providing products, spares and technical support for Toshiba range of products to clients through our wide spread presence and network.”
Prasath .S, Senior Business Development Manager. “Our aim is to add sustainable value and ensure rapid ROI for our clients. We offer cutting-edge technology from Carrier Corporation and Toshiba, and are committed to empowering channel partners, consultants, contractors and decision makers by establishing clear and measurable standards of technology and performance. This will help clients in making the right decisions in favor of proven technology, higher efficiencies and lower operating costs.”
In addition, Babatunde Adisa, AGM, Blueocean Techical Service Limited assured that Blueocean is committed to bringing economical engineering solutions to the HVAC industry in Nigeria and West Africa at large. He asserted that Blueocean can boast of a very competitive price, services and stock availability with the partnership with TOSHIBA.
The Toshiba SMMS-e VRF that AHI Carrier offers in Africa is a leading example of market leading Japanese technology. The SMMS-e VRF finds its roots in 32 years of Toshiba’s dominance of VRF technology and comes standard with many global firsts - such as the new Wave Tool technology that facilitates remote monitoring, testing and commissioning through mobile devices through NFC technology. The tool works even under conditions of power failure or service shutdown.
SMMS-e machines use innovative DC Twin Rotary Inverter technology with infinity variable control. The units feature advanced variable heat exchanger technology which increases operational efficiency by enabling the system to smart select the most efficient heat exchanger size based on cooling load. Toshiba SMMS-e VRF units offer several other market leading features such as piping lengths of up to 1000 meters, maximum drops of up to 90m, precise refrigerant control, dependable back-up operation and advanced new blade design.
The well attended 4-days Product & Technology Seminar by Blue Ocean Technical Services Limited in collaboration with AHI Carrier was held in Abuja and Lagos from 27th to 30th of November, 2018 for eminent consultants and contractors from Nigeria, Ghana and the Ivory Coast.
Blue Ocean Technical Services Limited is the only Nigerian company in the field of Specialty Engineering Services to provide a full version solution across all segments in the field of design, supply, installation and maintenance of Residential and Commercial Air-conditioning, Extra Low Voltage Electronic Safety and Security, Solar Power Systems, Lifts and Escalators, Water Treatment, Sewage Treatment, Waste Management, Hospital Engineering Services etc.
The company's headquarters is situated at 23, Ladipo Oluwole Street, Oba Akran, Ikeja, Lagos.
