Total Home Comfort Solutions

Packaged residential solutions to heat, cool, ventilate and produce domestic hot water.

Single Room Heat Pump Solutions

Since releasing our first wall mounted split system room heat pump featuring a line flow fan in 1968, Mitsubishi Electric is an established world leader in heat pump technology ever since. Staying at the forefront of technology is of utmost importance to Mitsubishi Electric. Our commitment to rigorous factory testing and continuous investment in R&D ensures products are of the highest quality and feature superior technology. 

While most heat pumps are designed to cool, ours start with heating in mind. Mitsubishi Electric Heat Pumps will keep you cool in the summer, but with a focus on heating, they excel at what New Zealanders expect them to do; keep you warm throughout the winter.

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Multi Room Heat Pump Solutions

Mitsubishi Electric OmniCore Multi Room Systems have the ability to heat or cool up to eight rooms with just one outdoor unit. With over 100 different combinations available, homeowners are able to choose the perfect heat pump for each and every room in their home – keeping them comfortable without cluttering the exterior.

Combine a Multi Room System with Hot Water Heating

A Mitsubishi Electric Multi Room Air Conditioning System can be combined with an Ecodan Hot Water System for energy efficient cooling in summer and hot water heating all year round. Just like a traditional multi room system, any indoor unit from the Mitsubishi Electric Multi Room Range can be connected with just a single outdoor unit. This includes high walls, floor consoles, ceiling mounted and ducted concealed units.

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A central ducted heat pump system is designed to ensure your whole home is a comfortable temperature all year round. As the most discreet space heating solution available, ducted systems offer a stylish, quiet alternative that is largely hidden from view with only subtle air grilles visible.

Combine a Central Ducted Heat Pump System with Fresh Air Heat Recovery Ventilation

Mitsubishi Electric Lossnay Ventilation can be integrated with a ducted heat pump system offering a complete home heating, cooling and ventilation solution. The Mitsubishi Electric Lossnay System is a patented heat recovery ventilation solution that uses fresh air (not attic air) to ventilate your home. The system works by extracting stale air from inside your house and replacing it with allergen-reduced fresh air from outside. At the same time, the system recovers heat energy from the stale air and uses this to pre-warm (or pre-cool) the incoming air. The result? A warmer, drier and healthier home that costs less to heat (or cool).

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With an Ecodan Hot Water Heat Pump, homeowners can enjoy reliable hot water as well as whole home heating through radiators, fan coils, and/or underfloor heating, for a comfortable home all year round. 

Because Ecodan uses super-efficient heat pump technology and has a smart controller to efficiently manage hot water consumption, a homeowner can save up to 70%*on hot water and heating costs when compared to traditional hot water heating systems. 

An Ecodan Hot Water Heat Pump is an investment that not only will pay off fast with lower electricity bills each month, but will future-proof the home for years to come.

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The Mitsubishi Electric Lossnay Fresh Air Heat Recovery Ventilation System allows you to have a well-ventilated home without the need to open windows. The system works by extracting stale air from inside your house and replacing it with allergen-reduced fresh air from outside. Furthermore, Lossnay also recovers heat energy from the outgoing stale air to pre-warm (or pre-cool) the fresh air being drawn into your home.

Mitsubishi Electric offers a full Lossnay Fresh Air Heat Recovery Ventilation Range from in-ceiling whole home heat recovery solutions, to ducted and wall-mounted single room models. The latest addition to the range is the Vertical Lossnay that features a small, upright footprint allowing it to be placed in the garage or a utility cupboard and therefore isn’t limited to an in-roof installation.

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