From bustling office towers and high-traffic retail spaces to precision-driven healthcare environments and energy-conscious educational campuses, Samsung’s advanced HVAC (Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning) systems are engineered to meet the demands of modern commercial environments. Samsung’s HVAC systems are energy-efficient^[1], improve air quality^[2] and control temperatures and humidity^[2] to provide comfort and safety.

With a broad, technically advanced product line-up and decades of engineering excellence, Samsung continues to assist businesses that are environmentally focused. Whether the challenge is energy efficiency¹, compliance, or simply maintaining year-round comfort in large-scale facilities, Samsung’s intelligent systems deliver precision performance^[3] and long-term value.

Built to Solve Real-World Challenges

Every commercial space presents unique environmental and operational demands, and Samsung’s HVAC range is designed to meet them. From compact retail stores that need consistent, less-noise^[4] cooling, to multi-storey office complexes requiring zoned temperature control, Samsung offers tailored climate solutions that adapt to each building’s design and occupancy needs.

In hospitals and healthcare facilities, Samsung’s WindFree technology ensures a stable, draft-free^[5] environment that prioritises patient comfort while maintaining strict air quality standards^[6]. In hospitality settings, guests enjoy seamless comfort, while facility managers benefit from energy efficiency^[1] and simplified maintenance – a win-win for both experience and efficiency.

Technically Advanced and Reliable

Backed by cutting-edge engineering, Samsung HVAC systems are designed for endurance. Its Digital Inverter Technology (DIT) optimises compressor performance, ensuring stable temperatures and reduced energy consumption^[7], a crucial benefit in high-demand commercial operations.

WindFree technology delivers consistent comfort by dispersing air gently through micro-holes^[8], eliminating direct drafts while maintaining ideal ambient conditions. This innovation, combined with intelligent sensors and smart control systems, ensures optimal comfort and reliability even under the most demanding conditions.

Beyond Aesthetics. Performance First.

Samsung’s commercial climate systems like the DVM S2 WindFree are sleek enough to blend seamlessly into modern interiors, but performance is always the priority. Every system is built for quiet^[4] operation, optimised airflow and user comfort, with low maintenance needs and built-in self-diagnostic features that reduce downtime and simplify servicing.

Developers and architects appreciate the design flexibility. Facility managers value the dependable performance and reduced operational costs. And end-users simply experience the comfort, day in and day out.

Each Samsung system reflects the brand’s commitment to reliability, efficiency and long-term partnership. Whether designing for new builds, retrofits, or large-scale developments, Samsung offers the technical expertise and flexible product range needed to solve complex HVAC challenges.

^[1] The testing was conducted in Samsung’s 132m² residential environment laboratory at a temperature of 35°C / 24°C (dry bulb/wet bulb, KS C 9306: air conditioner). Results provided to and interpreted by Intertek, comparing the power consumption between AI energy mode on and off in AI comfort mode of AR07D9181HZN model. Actual savings may vary by usage patterns and environment and the set temperature may increase by up to 2 degrees. Requires the use of the SmartThings App and a Samsung account.

^[2] Claim is based on internal testing and may vary under actual usage conditions.

^[3] Conditions apply. Refer to technical documents for more information.

^[4] Tested on the AR12TXCAAWKNEU model. WindFree mode generates only 23dB of noise, compared to 26dB with the Samsung conventional model.

^[5] ASHRAE (American Society of Heating, Refrigerating, and Air-Conditioning Engineers) defines “Still Air” as air currents at speeds below 0.15m/s that lack the presence of cold drafts.

^[6] Based on internal testing, comparing air quality standards. Results may vary depending on the actual environmental conditions and other factors.

^[7] Based on internal test, comparing energy consumption (ISO 15502) between non-inverter model vs. inverter model.

^[8] Specifications based on Bespoke AI WindFree Gallery models (for 81.8㎡ and 65.9㎡).

The session, expertly facilitated by Abi Godsell, GBCSA’s Research and Technical Coordinator, brought together a distinguished panel of industry leaders and experts in the heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) field. The discussion featured Joseph Kaseke, HVAC Engineering Manager at Samsung; Annelide Sherratt, Head of Green Buildings Certification at Solid Green Consulting; Martin Smith International Professional Engineer and Design Director at Zutari; Matthew Marshall Co-founder and Partner at Redimension Capital; and Alex Varughese Senior Technical Coordinator at GBCSA.

The panelists addressed the profound impact of clean air technology on human health, productivity, and environmental sustainability. The conversation underscored that clean air is not only vital for well-being but also plays a crucial role in enhancing productivity across various building types, from residential homes and schools to hospitals, offices, and recreational facilities such as malls and museums.

When sharing his insights, Kaseke noted a World Health Organisation article published back in 2018, which stated that wildfires, climate change, city pollution, greenhouse gases, and pandemics were the biggest aspects that were detrimental to the health of our respiratory systems. He stressed the importance for manufacturers of air-conditioners to consider and ensure that when they build their products, they take into account all these factors and thus produce air-conditioners that create clean air which would be good for users’ health, while also being comfortable for them.

He also spoke about the latest advancements in Samsung’s HVAC systems designed to improve indoor air quality and said these innovations are crucial in mitigating the effects of pollution and creating healthier living and working environments. Kaseke shared four air-conditioners that have shown to be excellent in the provision of clean air.

WindFree 1-Way Cassette (Indoor Unit), which is Samsung’s best-selling air-conditioning unit globally, comes with prefiltration, deodorisation and PM 1.0 filters and its cooling helps maintain a comfortable level of coolness without the feeling of direct cold wind draft. At a height of only 135 mm, it is the thinnest indoor air-cooling unit in Samsung’s line-up. The compact, lightweight design makes installation and maintenance in your space easier than ever. These high-performing units are so subtle that they can easily blend into interiors of all types and styles. A quiet workplace is not only more comfortable for employees, but it also aids productivity.

The bigger capacity WindFree 4-Way Cassette also maintains a comfortable level of coolness as cool air is gently dispersed through 15,672 micro air holes, so you won’t feel too cold. It has a prefiltration filter, a secondary filter for dust electrification as well as the PM 1.0 filter that all work together to remove the air’s impurities. The 4-Way Cassette allows efficient energy saving of up to 55% and has a Motion Detect Sensor which enables customised air flow and energy efficient operation.

According to Kaseke, the best in the line-up in terms of design is the 360 Cassette, which has the most momentum in all these air purification categories and ideal for large open spaces. It also comes standard with all the filtration features. Its innovative circular design can match a multitude of interior designs, so it perfectly fits in everywhere. Its minimalist modern styling creates a sophisticated look, and its circular shape stands out beautifully. The AR9000 wall-mounted unit, which is the premium range of Samsung’s residential line-up also comes with that same technology.

The panel concluded with a call to action, urging attendees and the broader public to prioritise clean air in their environmental strategies. The discussion reaffirmed the necessity of collaborative efforts among companies, communities, and individuals to combat climate change and enhance the quality of life through improved air quality.

The session was a testament to the power of dialogue and collaboration in driving forward the green building agenda. It highlighted how technological advancements, and thoughtful strategies can collectively contribute to a healthier planet and more sustainable future.

Tested on Outdoor unit AC140MXADKH, Indoor unit AM140FN4DEH when running simultaneously. Individual result may vary depending on consumer usage.