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Mitsubishi Electric multi drawer fridges provide a high volume of storage, separate drawers for better access and organisation, clean glass door finish in amazingly compact dimensions. Available in two capacities and various colours
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MR-WX700C-S-A
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Designed to cater to the diverse needs of modern households, our multi drawer fridges offer ample storage space and advanced features. Ensuring optimal cooling and freshness that keeps your food lasting, these multi drawer refrigerators come with multiple storage spaces so you can organise your perishables and preserve them perfectly without worry.
Blending elegance with functionality, our multi drawer fridges come with toughened glass front panels and innovative features that set them apart. Exuding a luxurious finish that complements any kitchen decor, you’ll find that our range of multi drawer fridges come with a range of options to house your food items in. Optimised for each food type, these fridges come complete with vegetable and freezer drawers, and compartments engineered to ensure maximum freshness while maintaining their striking and contemporary appearance.
Engineered to help you stay organised, the multi drawer refrigerator design caters to the diverse needs of modern households. With a specialised vegetable drawer equipped with the capacity to regulate the humidity and temperature of your perishables, and a VitaLED lighting system that slows down the wilting process, helping to keep fruit and vegetables crisper and fresher for longer.
The freezer drawer is tailored to store meats and delicacies at optimal freezing temperatures, so your perishables will be maintained at peak freshness while remaining easily accessible. With expansive refrigerator compartments offering ample space and adjustable shelving, storing bulkier or taller items such as beverages, dairy products and other essentials becomes a breeze.
Created specifically to offer dual functionalities, the supercool freezing drawer is a revolutionary feature that allows for soft freezing and hot freezing. This unique drawer uses a Supercool mode to lower the temperature of fresh food items, locking in their flavours and nutrients, while hot freezing uses a LED sensor to adjust cold airflow directly onto the hot food. This freezer drawer technology not only preserves your food at optimal temperatures but guarantees that it maintains its original taste and freshness for longer.
The supercool freezing drawer, capable of hot and supercool freezing modes, may be one of the standout features of these fridges, but the supercool chilling case offers additional versatility. Allowing you to keep meat, fish and other perishables chilled without having to freeze it, this refrigerator compartment only further enhances the design of these multi drawer fridges.
Filling up ice trays manually and waiting for them to freeze is no longer a necessity. Equipped with a removable water tank, you won’t have to rely on a separate plumbing connection just to enjoy cold ice on a hot summer day. Connected to an automatic ice maker that continuously produces ice cubes, the ice dispenser ensures your household and guests can always enjoy a cool drink. Built for efficiency and convenience, you’ll be able to effortlessly elevate your beverage experience at the touch of a button.
For nearly 50 years in Australia, Mitsubishi Electric has, and continues to strive for, technological innovation, higher quality and customer satisfaction. Our multi drawer fridges seamlessly blend the latest features with sophisticated aesthetics, making them a perfect fit for any modern kitchen. Each fridge is engineered to offer optimal storage solutions, ensuring every inch is cooled and organised with maximum efficiency. Matched with elegant designs, accentuated by sleek finishes and intuitive interfaces, our refrigerators not only elevate your kitchen’s decor, but enhance your daily experience.
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The key components of a ducted air conditioning system are an outdoor unit, an indoor unit that is typically installed inside the ceiling space, as well as Mitsubishi Electric controls, and a range of field supplied accessories, including air ducting to distribute air throughout your home.
All current Mitsubishi Electric ducted air conditioning units are compatible with the optional Mitsubishi Electric Wi-Fi control. Wi-Fi control requires the installation of an additional adaptor called Wi-Fi Controller (available from your Mitsubishi Electric air conditioner installer).
Zoning is the ability to turn off a section of your ducted air conditioning system when not in use. The Mitsubishi Electric Zone Controller expands functionality, delivering conditioned air where you want it in the home/office. With the ability of creating up to 4 or 8 separate zones, why condition air in unoccupied areas?
Yes, the zone control is compatible with the Wi-Fi module.
Single-phase power is the standard method of power distribution for electrical power and lighting in residential applications at 240 Vac.
Three Phase power is generally used for large capacity air conditioning units at 415 Vac
When selecting an air conditioner please consult a specialist to ensure the correct power supply is available.
Ducted and bulkhead units are both ceiling mounted systems, but essentially a bulkhead system is designed to provide air conditioning to a single room whereas a ducted system provides air conditioning to multiple rooms.
Static Pressure is the amount of pressure an AC unit needs to overcome friction inside the ductwork. The longer the duct the more static you need. High Static ducted systems are suitable for larger houses or commercial spaces with greater amounts of ductwork. Medium Static ducted systems are used in smaller/medium sized homes that have a shorter duct requirement.
A heat-pump air conditioner provides both heating and cooling. This allows you to ensure comfortable temperatures in your home all year round.
EER stands for Energy Efficiency Ratio and represents an air conditioner’s cooling efficiency
COP stands for Co-efficient of performance and represents an air conditioner’s heating efficiency
R32 is a low GWP (global warming potential) Refrigerant. R32 enables increased energy efficiency compared to R410A, with just one third of the GWP, the risk of environmental harm is greatly reduced.
For an energy-efficient home during winter, ducted air conditioning can be a great choice. If you have multiple rooms or large open spaces to keep warm during winter, installing a ducted air conditioning system can have many benefits. While a wall-mounted split system or portable heater heats a single room, a ducted air conditioning system has the benefit of being hidden in the roof space with ductwork going to each room, which allows you to heat multiple areas in your home at once.
A ducted system can save on installation space outside by using a single outdoor unit, reducing the area required compared to installing multiple split systems. And inside, a ducted unit is discreet and out of the way, as the ductwork runs through the roof space to each room and does not use valuable wall or floor space, which also makes it a very quiet and unobtrusive form of heating.
Read more about using an air conditioner for heating in our blog post Is ducted aircon a good choice for winter heat?
Ducted air conditioning operates by drawing air from the home through a return air grille, passing it over a refrigerant coil in the indoor unit, and then distributing the cooled (or heated) air through a network of ducts. The ducts are strategically placed in the ceiling, delivering the air to each room through vents or diffusers.
Ducted systems have an outdoor unit that houses the compressor and condenser. This outdoor unit is responsible for releasing the heat extracted from the indoor air during the cooling process. The outdoor unit is positioned outside the home, in a ventilated position, ensuring efficient operation and minimising noise inside the home.
The installation of a ducted air conditioning system involves positioning the indoor unit in a central location, inside the ceiling, and connecting it to a network of ducts that distribute the cooled. or heated air throughout the home. The outdoor unit is installed outside the home, in a ventilated position with interconnecting refrigerant pipes and electrical wiring to the ducted indoor unit. Professional installation is essential to ensure proper sizing, sealing, and insulation of the ductwork, as well as the correct placement of the indoor and outdoor units.
For new home builds, your installer may install the indoor unit, ductwork, refrigerant piping and electrical work before the gyprock is installed. The outdoor unit can be installed and connected at a later stage. Speak to your installer about this process.
The installer must have the appropriate Refrigerant Handling Licence (RHL) to install a ducted air conditioner.
Your nearest Mitsubishi Electric Specialist Dealer has the required RHL and can provide you with advice and a quote for installation of a ducted air conditioner.
Ducted air conditioning systems offer precise and customisable temperature controls. With optional zoning capabilities, you can turn different rooms or zones in your home on or off. This level of control ensures that you can achieve the desired heating or cooling in specific areas of your home without wasting energy on unoccupied spaces.
The addition of optional temperature sensors can improve temperature monitoring which assists in maintaining comfort in the home.
A Mitsubishi Electric ducted air conditioner can be purchased from authorised dealers across Australia. Our authorised dealers can provide expert advice to ensure you get the best ducted system air conditioning solution for your home. Request a quote today.
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