Heat Pump Range

The Mitsubishi Electric Advantage .............................................................. 2 Since releasing our first wall mounted split system room heat pump featuring a line flow fan in 1968, Mitsubishi Electric has been a world leader in heat pump technology ever since. Our commitment to rigorous factory testing and continuous investment in R&D ensures products are of the highest quality and feature superior technology. New Zealand's Quietest Heat Pumps .......................................................... 3 HyperCore Guaranteed Heating ............................................................. 4–5 Wi-Fi Control – Now Voice Control Compatible ....................................... 6–7 Standard GS Series ............................................ 8–9 High Wall System EcoCore AP Series .......................................... 10–13 High Wall System Large Capacity AS90 ....................................... 14–15 High Wall System EcoCore Designer EF Series ........................... 16–17 High Wall System Black Diamond LN Series ................................ 18–21 High Wall System RapidHeat KW Series ..................................... 22–23 Floor Console System MLZ Series ...................................................... 24–25 Ceiling Cassette System SLZ Series ....................................................... 26–27 Ceiling Cassette System Whole Home Solutions ....................................................................... 28–31 If you're wanting total home comfort to heat or cool multiple rooms, then these heat pump systems will cater to your needs. Options range from OmniCore Multi Room Systems (one outdoor heat pump running multiple indoor units) to discreet Ducted Systems. Plasma Quad Connect ........................................................................ 32–33 Lossnay Fresh Air Heat Recovery Ventilation ..................................... 34–35 Controllers............................................................................................. 36–37 Specifications ....................................................................................... 38–44 Heat Pump Selection Guide ...................................................................... 45 Contents 1

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