MENRED at the 25th HVACR Academic Annual Conference 2026 in Guiyang
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Connecting Academic Research, Technological Innovation, and Real-World Applications
October 28–30, 2026 | Guiyang, China
From October 28 to 30, 2026, MENRED participated in the 25th HVACR Academic Annual Conferenceheld in Guiyang, China. Bringing together leading experts, scholars, researchers, and industry professionals, the conference provided an important platform to share the latest academic research, discuss technological innovations, and explore the future development of the HVACR industry.
As an exhibitor, MENRED showcased its integrated indoor climate technologies and system solutions, with a particular focus on the Wuheng Climate System.

As an exhibitor, MENRED presented its integrated indoor climate technologies and system solutions, demonstrating its on going commitment to improving indoor comfort, air quality, and building environmental performance.
A key highlight of MENRED's exhibition was theWuheng Climate System, an integrated indoor climate concept designed around five essential dimensions:
Stable Temperature : Maintaining a comfortable and balanced indoor thermal environment.
Stable Humidity : Managing indoor moisture levels for improved comfort.
Stable Oxygen : Supporting healthy indoor air quality through fresh air ventilation.
Stable Cleanliness : Reducing airborne particles and supporting a cleaner indoor environment.
Stable Quietness : Minimizing operational noise for a more peaceful living experience.
To achieve these goals, MENRED integrates multiple technologies, including radiant heating and cooling, heat pumps, energy recovery ventilation, dehumidification, air purification, and smart home technologies.
Rather than relying on individual equipment, the Wuheng approach focuses on coordinated system operation, addressing both sensible and latent loads while creating a more balanced indoor environment.
MENRED believes that the future of HVACR lies not only in the advancement of individual technologies, but also in system integration, interdisciplinary collaboration, and the practical application of research.
Participation in this academic conference provided an opportunity for MENRED to exchange ideas with industry experts and researchers, gain insights into emerging technologies, and explore potential cooperation opportunities.
As indoor environmental quality, energy efficiency, and healthy building design continue to gain importance worldwide, integrated indoor climate solutions are becoming increasingly relevant to residential and commercial buildings across different climates and markets.
MENRED will continue to focus on technological innovation, system integration, and real-world project applications, working with industry partners and research institutions to advance the development of healthier, more comfortable, and more sustainable indoor environments.
MENRED Advancing Indoor Climate, Creating Better Living Environments.
