Air Conditioner Manufacturer for Distributors, Agents and Projects
Shenzhen Kanion Appliance Co., Limited presents its air conditioner and heat pump range under the Kanion Co brand. The listed range covers 31 models across five residential series — Origin, Deluxe, Rex, Premium and Aeolus — plus air to water heat pumps, solar air conditioners and commercial equipment. The company profile states that the Kanion brand was founded in 2010, and the brand is presented as a global air conditioner supplier serving distributors, agents and project buyers. This site is built for buyers who select by capacity, voltage and frequency, refrigerant and destination market, and who need a clear model list before they talk about quantities.
Start from the range, not from a single model
Wall Split Air Conditioners
14 residential wall split models, from 9,000 BTU fixed-frequency units to 24,000 BTU inverter units, across the Origin, Deluxe, Rex, Premium and Aeolus series. Start here if your market buys room-by-room cooling and heating.
Air Source Heat Pumps
Split and monobloc air to water heat pumps, including R290 models from 4 kW to 20 kW. The split Aeolus model is listed for heating, cooling and domestic hot water, with stable output stated at minus 25 degrees Celsius ambient temperature.
Solar Air Conditioners
Two listed solar models: a 100% off-grid DC48V unit and a hybrid unit. Capacities run from 9,000 BTU to 24,000 BTU across the two models. Start here if your buyers are off-grid or want solar-assisted operation.
Commercial Air Conditioners
Light and heavy commercial equipment: duct type units, ceiling cassette units, rooftop packages, VRF and air handler units, including a listed R454B air handler unit for North America. Commercial pages state clearly where a model is listed by title only.
OEM, ODM and Distribution
The company profile states that buyers can use their own trademark and carton design, and that availability of the Kanion Co brand in a given country or region needs confirmation with sales. A value-added partnership programme for distributors and agents is also described in the company profile.
MOQ and Lead Time
Deluxe series orders start at 50 sets or pieces per capacity, and sample orders can be accepted. Production lead time is 35–40 days in peak season and 30 days in the off-season, as stated in the company FAQ. Other series quantities are confirmed during inquiry.
How buyers usually narrow the range
Air conditioner buying goes wrong most often when the conversation starts from a brand name or a single headline figure. A steadier way is to fix four facts first, in this order. First, the electrical supply at the installation site: voltage and frequency decide which models can even be considered, because the listed range includes 50 Hz models, 60 Hz models, and models listed for both 50 Hz and 60 Hz. A model listed for 220–240 V at 50 Hz and a model listed for 208–230 V at 60 Hz are not interchangeable, even when their capacities look the same. Second, the refrigerant: the listed range uses R32, R410A, R454B and R290 across different models, and each model page states only the refrigerant listed for that model. Buyers who need a specific refrigerant for their market should filter on that first, because it removes whole series from consideration at once. Third, capacity: wall split capacities in the listed range run from 9,000 BTU to 30,000 BTU on individual models, heat pumps from 4 kW to 20 kW, and the air handler unit lists 24,000, 34,000, 470,000 and 53,000 BTU exactly as listed. Capacity only makes sense together with the room or building load, so a buyer who sends a capacity list gets a faster answer than a buyer who asks for a best model in general. Fourth, the system type: split, monobloc, duct, cassette, rooftop, VRF and chiller are different installation stories, and the commercial pages on this site keep those types apart rather than blending them into one generic commercial offer.
Once those four facts are fixed, the remaining questions are commercial rather than technical: quantity per capacity, destination market and the certification documents that market requires, whether a sample is needed first, and the delivery window. Those are exactly the questions the inquiry form asks for, and answering them in the first message shortens the exchange from several rounds to one or two. The model pages on this site are written to support that order: every detail page states its listed capacity, power supply, control options and warranty as listed, and states plainly where a figure is listed with an apparent anomaly or where a model is presented at title level only.
How ordering and inquiry work
Step one: send the capacity list, the voltage and frequency at the installation site, and the destination market. Step two: confirm the commercial terms that apply to your order — for the Deluxe series, the listed starting quantity is 50 sets or pieces per capacity, and sample orders can be accepted; for other series, confirm the quantity during inquiry, because no starting quantity is listed for them on this site. Step three: confirm the certification documents your market requires, and ask for them explicitly, since certificates are available upon request rather than published with numbers on this site. Step four: confirm the production lead time against your delivery window — 35–40 days in peak season and 30 days in the off-season, as stated in the company FAQ — and confirm whether a sample shipment or a full order shipment suits your schedule. Each step is a buyer action, not a promise made on this page: the answers depend on the model, the quantity and the market, and they are confirmed in the reply to your inquiry.
Four figures that describe this range
Two notes keep these figures honest. The 100-plus countries figure is a company profile statement, not a verified shipment count, and it is used here only with that attribution. The production base areas — Xiaolan 20,000 square metres and Beijiao 68,000 square metres — are Kanion Group figures, stated under group attribution on the about page, not as the capacity of a single company unit. The store verification status, Verified Multispecialty Supplier, describes the store, not a product certification, and it is never used on this site as evidence that a product is certified.
What to send in your first inquiry
Send these five details and you will get a model list back, not a request for the same information again: (1) the capacity or capacities you need, (2) the voltage and frequency at the installation site, (3) any refrigerant preference your market requires, (4) the quantity per capacity, and (5) the destination market and the certification documents you need for import. Add a sixth line if it applies: whether you need a sample first. That is the whole first message. Everything else — carton and trademark questions, warranty documents, spare parts — follows from the model list.