Daikin FDYA160AV19 Single Phase 16kW Premium Inverter Ducted System

The Daikin FDYA160AV19 Single Phase ducted air conditioning combination includes the FDYA160AV19 concealed indoor unit, RZAS160C2V1 outdoor unit and BRC1E63 wired controller. Offering 16.0kW rated cooling capacity and 18.0kW rated heating capacity, this reverse-cycle system supplies conditioned air through a professionally designed duct network.

Whether you are planning a new installation, renovating your property or replacing an existing air conditioner, selecting the equipment is an important part of the project. The right choice depends on the building’s heating and cooling requirements, available installation space and intended use of the rooms. A professional assessment helps establish whether this combination suits your property and identifies the supporting materials and installation work required.

Complete Indoor and Outdoor Equipment Combination

This listing identifies the FDYA160AV19 indoor unit, RZAS160C2V1 outdoor unit and BRC1E63 wired controller. Use all three model references when requesting pricing so that the equipment combination is clear. This also makes it easier to compare quotations and check the supplied models against your order.

For replacement installations, provide the model numbers and photographs of your existing equipment. The installer should inspect the current ducts, refrigerant piping, electrical supply and controls before recommending which components can be retained. Existing equipment capacity alone does not establish the correct size for a replacement, particularly if the building or its room usage has changed.

Key Product Specifications

Brand	Daikin
Product range	Premium Inverter Ducted
Indoor model	FDYA160AV19
Outdoor model	RZAS160C2V1
Controller specified	BRC1E63 wired controller
Rated cooling capacity	16.0kW
Rated heating capacity	18.0kW
Power supply	Single phase, 220–240V, 50Hz
Refrigerant	R32
Operation	Reverse-cycle heating and cooling
Indoor dimensions — H × W × D	400 × 1505 × 980mm
Outdoor dimensions — H × W × D	1430 × 940 × 320mm

The dimensions above describe the equipment casing. Additional space is needed for airflow, connections, supporting arrangements and maintenance access. Your installer should check these requirements against the applicable installation instructions before confirming the equipment locations.

Premium Inverter Performance

This equipment combination is part of Daikin’s Premium Inverter Ducted range. Inverter operation allows compressor output to adjust as heating or cooling demand changes. The capacity figures describe heating and cooling output under rated conditions; they should not be interpreted as the amount of electricity the system consumes.

Actual running costs depend on several factors, including outdoor conditions, temperature settings, building insulation and how the completed installation is operated. When comparing proposals, consider the complete system design alongside the equipment. Duct insulation, airflow distribution and room controls all influence the comfort delivered to the occupied spaces.

Single-Phase Electrical Requirements

The specified combination uses a single-phase power supply. An electrical assessment is still required to confirm that the property can support the proposed installation. The existing switchboard, circuit arrangements and available supply capacity should be reviewed before the equipment is ordered.

Ask for the electrical scope to be clearly stated in your quotation. Any required circuit, isolator, cable installation or switchboard work should be identified. For replacement projects, the existing electrical connection should be assessed for the new equipment rather than assumed suitable because it previously supplied another air conditioner.

Discreet Ducted Comfort for Your Interior

A ducted installation places the indoor equipment in a suitable concealed space and distributes conditioned air through supply outlets. This gives you the opportunity to plan the visible grilles and controller around the interior layout. Outlet styles and positions can be discussed during the design stage.

Good planning considers furniture placement, room proportions and the areas people regularly occupy. The return-air location is also important because air needs a suitable route back to the system. Discuss how rooms will be used with doors open or closed so that the airflow arrangement reflects normal household routines.

This listing does not assign a fixed floor-area coverage to the model. Properties of similar size can have different loads because of glazing, orientation, ceiling height, insulation and sun exposure. A room-by-room assessment provides a more useful basis for deciding whether this capacity is appropriate.

Optional Zoning and Control Arrangements

Zoning can be considered when different parts of the property are used at different times. For example, daytime living spaces and bedrooms may have separate operating schedules. Your installer can assess an appropriate zoning arrangement while allowing for the airflow required by the selected equipment.

Confirm any additional zoning components in the written quotation. Dampers, sensors, zone controllers and associated wiring should be identified where required. The BRC1E63 specified here does not establish that a complete zoning package is included. Ask how the proposed zones will operate and whether any zones need to remain open during particular operating conditions.

If you want additional control options, describe those requirements before accepting the quotation. Compatibility, accessories and commissioning requirements should be confirmed for the proposed equipment combination. Existing zoning controls should also be checked before they are included in a replacement installation.

BRC1E63 Wired Controller

The controller specified for this listing is the Daikin BRC1E63 wired controller. A fixed wall controller provides an accessible operating point for the air conditioner. Its location should be agreed during planning, considering visibility, ease of use and the control configuration selected for the installation.

At handover, request a demonstration of the installed controls. This should explain everyday operation, temperature adjustment and any scheduling or additional functions that have been configured. Where a separate zoning interface is supplied, make sure the handover also covers how it works with the main system controller.

Professional System Design and Installation Planning

Provide a floor plan showing the rooms you want to condition, together with information about ceiling heights and major windows. Mention any planned extensions or changes to room use. These details help the installer assess the load and develop an appropriate duct layout.

The installation space needs to accommodate the indoor unit, duct connections, drainage and future servicing. Access should be checked before ordering, especially where narrow roof openings or structural members could affect positioning. Your proposal should explain how the equipment will be supported and how maintenance access will be provided.

Duct routing also deserves careful attention. Available space, bends and distances between the unit and outlets affect the design. The installer should select suitable duct sizes and assess airflow to the rooms. Commissioning should then check the completed installation against the intended operating arrangement.

For an existing ducted system, ask for an assessment of the duct condition and insulation. Damaged or unsuitable ducts may require repair or replacement as part of the project. Documenting this work in advance helps make the installation scope and total cost clear.

RZAS160C2V1 Outdoor Unit Positioning

The outdoor unit requires a suitable location with the airflow clearances and access specified by the manufacturer. Casing dimensions are useful for initial planning, but they do not represent the complete installation footprint. Surrounding walls, fences and structures must be considered when confirming the position.

Discuss the location in relation to nearby windows, paths and outdoor living areas. Supporting arrangements, refrigerant pipe routing and drainage should also be assessed. If landscaping or screening is planned, it should preserve the space required for operation and servicing.

What Is Included in This Listing?

The equipment combination identified here comprises the FDYA160AV19 indoor unit, RZAS160C2V1 outdoor unit and BRC1E63 wired controller. Your quotation should confirm the supplied package, availability and any accessories included with the order.

Ductwork, supply outlets, return-air components, zoning equipment, refrigerant piping, mounting materials, electrical work and installation labour should be confirmed in the quoted scope. For replacement projects, ask whether removal and disposal of the existing equipment are included. A detailed quotation helps you compare proposals accurately.

Professional Installation and Warranty Information

Installation should be completed by appropriately qualified professionals following the applicable manufacturer instructions and requirements. Retain the invoice, equipment model details and commissioning documentation. These records are useful when arranging future maintenance or making a service enquiry.

Confirm the applicable manufacturer warranty terms before purchasing, including any conditions relevant to the intended application. If installation workmanship coverage is offered, request those terms in writing as well. Understanding the equipment and installation service arrangements helps establish who to contact if support is needed.

Routine Care and Ongoing Maintenance

Ask for maintenance guidance specific to your completed installation. This should explain how to access and clean the fitted return-air filter and when professional servicing is recommended. Filter arrangements can differ between installations, so follow the instructions provided for your system.

Keep accessible airflow paths clear and watch for changes in operation. Reduced airflow, unusual noise, water leakage or persistent controller messages should be assessed by a qualified technician. Recording when a problem occurs and which areas are affected can assist the service provider.

Request a Quote for Your Daikin Ducted System

To enquire about the Daikin FDYA160AV19 Single Phase ducted system, provide your location, floor plan and whether the project is a new installation or replacement. Photographs of the installation space and existing model labels can help clarify the requirements.

Contact Air Conditioning Trade to request pricing, availability and a clearly defined equipment or installation quotation. You can also browse our air conditioning range to compare other available models.

Product image is a representative illustration. Actual equipment appearance and minor cabinet details may vary. Confirm the supplied components, final equipment selection and installation scope in your written quotation.

For manufacturer information about the Daikin FDYA160AV19 Single Phase system range, visit the official Daikin Premium Inverter Ducted page. Confirm the selected equipment and installation requirements with your installer before ordering.