Case Studies

Mitsubishi Electric water cooled VRF systems help maximise resident space within Perth’s tallest apartment tower.

Mitsubishi Electric City Multi water cooled heat recovery VRF provides 3.0 MW of integrated heating, cooling and ventilation for high-density mixed-use Queensbridge Building in Southbank.

Mitsubishi Electric E-Series modular air-sourced heat pumps deliver a fully electric condenser water loop for the Eighty-Eight O’Connell mixed-use towers.

Mitsubishi Electric City Multi Hybrid VRF enables staged delivery and heat recovery comfort for The Yarra build-to-rent development.

Mitsubishi Electric Climaveneta Multi Function 4-pipe units deliver quiet, energy-efficient heating and cooling with energy recovery for the adaptive reuse of Sydney’s Sirius Building.

The 20-story Skye by Crown uses Mitsubishi Electric CITY MULTI water cooled heat recovery system with broom closet sized plant rooms on each floor.

CITY MULTI 2-pipe heat recovery system featuring power monitoring, Zone Control and Wi-Fi Control for complete tenant comfort and accurate energy billing.

HYBRID CITY MULTI selected for a Metropolitan Fire Brigade station in Melbourne’s west eliminates need for refrigerant leak detection equipment.

30 storey Kodo Apartments building in Adelaide uses City Multi R2 series heat recovery VRF with compact plant rooms to maximise residential, retail and communal spaces.

Water Cooled CITYMULTI VRF 2-pipe Heat Recovery technology providing simultaneous heating and cooling and reduced plant space and refrigerant pipework.

Mitsubishi Electric Nagoya Works used ICONICS GENESIS64™ SCADA software to streamline energy infrastructure management. Real-time visualisation and remote access improved efficiency, reducing downtime and enabling remote work during COVID-19. It saved costs and positions the software for future sustainability goals.

Working with system integrator LED Elektronika Ltd., the Autocesta Zagreb-Macelj Ltd., part of a highway network in the Republic of Croatia located in the European traffic corridor connecting Croatian motorways with European motorway networks, was able to enhance the existing PrecisionX SCADA system on top of the ICONICS GENESIS64 SCADA.

Meir, a suburb in Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, is home to a 284-meter-long road tunnel on the A50, a major trunk road running almost 100 miles from Warrington to Leicester. The heavily congested district connects Uttoxeter, Nottingham and the East Midlands with Stoke-on-Trent and the M6 Motorway, the UK’s longest, possibly busiest, non-stop motorway.

Needing to facilitate expansion of the already large metro, including three lines and 34 stations, Rome Metro S.p.A. looked to ICONICS HMI/SCADA software to enable monitoring and controlling of the entire Metro from a centralized location.

Scottish Water provides clean, safe and high quality drinking water to 2.45 million households and 154,000 business premises across Scotland. Every day, they provide 1.3 billion litres of clear, fresh drinking water and take away 842 million litres of waste water, which they treat before returning to the environment.

Located in Xi’an, the geographic center of China, Xianyang International Airport (XXIA) is not only the biggest transportation hub in Northwest China, but is also China’s eighth largest airport. XXIA covers over 5.5 square kilometers of land. With a total area of 360,000 square meters, Xi’an Xianyang can handle over 30 million passengers per year.

Attiki Odos Motorway, one of Europe’s most modern motorways, began searching for HMI/SCADA software that monitors air quality within tunnels. ICONICS software allows exterior airflow to keep tunnels clear of carbon dioxide, smoke and nitrogen oxide.