Wi-Fi Air Conditioning Controllers

The MAC-588IF-E Wi-Fi controller is compatible with Mitsubishi Electric air conditioning systems manufactured after January 2015, including the M Series, P Series, and CITY MULTI indoor units.

Each indoor unit needs an optional Wi-Fi adapter to use the Mitsubishi Electric Wi-Fi controller, except for the MSZ-LN series, which features built-in Wi-Fi capabilities. This adapter enables connection to the Wi-Fi Control App, enhancing your ability to manage your air conditioning system. Additionally, accessing this feature requires an Internet connection and downloading the Wi-Fi Control App from the App Store or Google Play Store onto a smartphone or tablet with the latest operating system.

The Wi-Fi controller contributes to energy efficiency by allowing you to set precise temperature controls, operating rules for smarter heating and cooling, and schedules that align with your commercial space’s occupancy and usage patterns. This smart air management helps reduce unnecessary energy consumption, helping you to optimise your energy usage.

Integrating Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant with the Wi-Fi controller allows for hands-free voice control of your air conditioning system. This convenient feature means you can adjust settings, turn units on or off, and manage the climate of your space without interrupting your activities, enhancing both convenience and comfort.

To connect your Wi-Fi controller to Amazon Alexa, follow these steps:

1. Ensure your Wi-Fi Control App is set up and linked to your air conditioner. If not, download the app from the Apple Store or Google Play and follow the setup guide.
2. Set up your Amazon Echo device using Amazon’s setup guide if you have not already.
3. Open the Amazon Alexa App, go to Menu, select Skills, and search for “Mitsubishi Electric – Wi-Fi Control.” Enable the skill and follow the on-screen instructions to log in to your Mitsubishi Electric Wi-Fi Control Account.
4. Use the command “Alexa, discover devices” or select “Discover Devices” in the app. Alexa will find your air conditioners connected to the Wi-Fi Control.
5. You can now control your air conditioning unit with commands like “Alexa, turn on the lounge.”

Connecting your Wi-Fi Controller to Google Assistant involves a few simple steps:

1. Make sure your Wi-Fi Control App is configured with your new air conditioner. Download the app and follow the setup instructions if needed.
2. If you haven’t set up Google Home, use Google’s setup guide to configure your Google Home device.
3. In the Google Home App, tap the [Add] button, then [Set up device], and choose [Have something already set up?]. Search for “Mitsubishi Electric – Wi-Fi Control” and select it.
4. Follow the prompts to log into your Mitsubishi Electric Wi-Fi Control Account.
5. Assign your air conditioner(s) to a room. You can now use voice commands like “Hey Google, turn Lounge AC on” to control your air conditioner.