Invisible.AC secures distribution agreement in China News

Invisible.AC has secured a distribution partnership with Foshan Forest State Environment Technology Limited, China. The company is offering its Small Duct High Velocity (SDHV) technology to fulfil wide ranging new opportunities for residential apartment heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems in China.

The background to the partnership is the country’s Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development’s issue of the national standard “Residential Project Specifications,” emphasising that residential construction should prioritize safety, comfort, green sustainability, and smart technology.

Covering six major dimensions, including air conditioning installation, the new regulations aim to transition housing from “basic shelter” to “quality living” and will take effect on May 1, 2025.

This development is expected to stimulate demand for upgraded housing, with the regulation underlining key requirements including air conditioning, heating, and ventilation systems as well as comfort and sound insulation.

Foshan Forest State Environment Technology Limited was established in 2018, specialising in high-end clean air conditioning systems, serving over 3,000 clients through 60 nationwide agents. Its “constant temperature, humidity, and oxygen” ducted air system aligns with the new standards for indoor environments.

The company’s new partnership with Invisible.AC and its well established and proven Small Duct High Velocity (SDHV) technology will bring a new dimension to their product portfolio. It will offer their distribution network a product that aligns closely with the requirements of the new national standard for “Residential Project Specifications”, promoting tech-equity with reduced costs through localised production.

Norman Bale, Chairman and CEO of Invisible.AC, says: “We are delighted to have this exciting opportunity to further expand our global operations with representation in China through such a well respected organisation as Foshan Forest State Environment Technology Limited.”