Commercial

Mitsubishi Electric ventilation systems are designed to significantly improve air quality in commercial environments. They achieve this by cycling out old, stale air and bringing in fresh, clean air from outside. Equipped with advanced filtration and energy recovery capabilities, these systems ensure the indoor atmosphere is constantly refreshed, reducing pollutants and maintaining a steady flow of air, which is essential for sustaining superior air quality in commercial spaces and meeting building ventilation requirements.

Mitsubishi Electric commercial air conditioning systems are designed with high energy efficiency in mind, which plays a crucial role in reducing running costs. These systems utilise advanced technologies like inverter compressors that adjust cooling and heating output to match the actual demand. City Multi VRF heat recovery systems provide simultaneous heating and cooling, which allows heat to be recovered from cooling and used for heating elsewhere, significantly contributing to energy savings. Additionally, all Mitsubishi Electric air conditioning systems can be managed with advanced control systems for optimum performance.

The key difference between Mitsubishi Electric air-cooled and water-cooled hot water heat pumps is their method of heat rejection. Air-cooled systems reject heat to outside air during cooling, and alternatively, use the heat from outside air during cooling.

Water cooled systems, however, use a water source for heat rejection, offering increased COP making it suitable for wider range of applications in high rises, frigid climates, coastal areas, etc. Condensing units can be situated indoors allowing greater design flexibility and no limitation on building size.