Mitsubishi Electric Lossnay Ventilation Systems ensure optimal air quality by supplying fresh air whilst extracting stale air from buildings. With advanced heat recovery and condensation management, these systems maintain comfortable temperatures and maximise energy efficiency. The innovative design captures waste energy from exhaust air, significantly reducing air conditioning heating and cooling loads.
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LGH-160-250RVXT3-E
LGH-15-200RVX3-E
VL-250-500CZPVU-R/L-E
LGH-15-200RVX-E
The Lossnay Fresh Air Energy Recovery Systems set a new standard in ventilation by recovering heat from the air inside your office and transferring it to fresh, dry air introduced from outside. Not only providing energy recovery savings in summer by cooling the warmer fresh air to an acceptable level but also providing excellent energy efficiency in winter. Lossnay heat exchangers have a high efficiency thereby eliminating the need for additional electric elements.
Available in: 15, 25, 35, 50, 65, 80, 100, 150, 200
LGH-150-200RVX-T
The Lossnay Fresh Air Energy Recovery Systems set a new standard in ventilation by recovering heat from the air inside your office and transferring it to fresh, dry air introduced from outside. Not only providing energy recovery savings in summer by cooling the warmer fresh air to an acceptable level but also providing excellent energy efficiency in winter. Lossnay heat exchangers have a high efficiency thereby eliminating the need for additional electric elements.
Available in: 150, 200, 250
A Mitsubishi Lossnay Ventilation System is an energy and heat recovery ventilation (ERV/HRV) solution developed by Mitsubishi Electric that improves spatial air quality by exchanging stale indoor air with fresh outdoor air.
While recovering and transferring heat between the air streams, it helps minimise energy loss to enhance your climate controls, enabling you to more easily maintain a comfortable, well-ventilated environment with reduced heating or cooling demands.
HRV (Heat Recovery Ventilation) Lossnay systems continuously extract stale air inside a commercial building and replace it with fresh air collected outdoors from an external unit via an integrated ducted system. While they recover heat from the outgoing air by passing the two air streams through a heat exchanger core to pre-warm your connected spaces, they do not actively heat or cool your premises
Unlike Lossnay ventilation, HVAC or air conditioners, on the other hand, help regulate temperatures by actively heating or cooling the air, in addition to ventilating it. They typically do not include heat recovery as a core function.
It depends on your choice of system, whether you choose to include optional advanced filters and remote controllers, and the level of work needed to adapt the installation to your premises.
For more detailed information about the cost of a Lossnay ventilation system, contact us online or local dealer who can provide an obligation-free, personalised and itemised quote.
As Lossnay ventilation exchanges air and recovers heat from the process, you don’t have to rely on your air conditioning units as much to maintain your preferred internal climate.
Additionally, Mitsubishi Electric Lossnay systems come equipped with multiple features, including a Night Purge setting*1, which draws in cooler air, reducing the load on your air conditioner in the morning, an optional CO₂ sensor*2, which adjusts fan speed and a Bypass Ventilation Mode which allows the system to use the dampener when outdoor temperatures are close to your ideal indoor temperature. These features work together to optimise your energy consumption while maintaining effective ventilation.
*1 PZ-62DR-EA/EB controller is required and separately available.
*2 Wall-mounted (PZ-70CSW-E) and duct-mounted (PZ-70CSD-E) C02 sensor available separately.
Yes — our Lossnay Ventilation Systems can be integrated with select Mitsubishi Electric air conditioners, including the Mr. Slim and City Multi Air series. Combining these complementary systems lets you heat and cool your premises while simultaneously exchanging the stale air circulating indoors with crisp and fresh air collected from outdoors.