Mitsubishi's Ductless Mini Splits
Find the right Mitsubishi ductless mini split that's right for you. Search their single-zone or multi-zone systems. Even build a custom Mitsubishi system.
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Introduction
Mitsubishi continues to be successful in the US. They've been the most successful mini-split manufacturer because of their innovation. And since the launch of their Hyper-Heating INVERTER® (H2i) in 2007, they've been the leader in cold climate heat pump technology.
In the United States, the mini-split air conditioner is a new concept in home heating/cooling. Mitsubishi released ductless ac systems to the US in the 1970s. These systems work by circulating refrigerant through the indoor coil and outdoor condenser.
In the United States, the mini-split air conditioner is a new concept in home heating/cooling. Mitsubishi released ductless ac systems to the US in the 1970s. These systems work by circulating refrigerant through the indoor coil and outdoor condenser.
But unlike traditional HVAC units
Most ductless mini-split systems don't use ductwork. In most cases, you can install these systems without renovating. They're perfect for homes with unique or irregular architecture.
Mini-splits provide cooling and heating where traditional systems don't work well. They might not work well because of the application or financial cost.
Typical installations of mini-splits include:
Builders plan for the ductwork to carry air through the building. Because mini-splits don't use ductwork, they come with built-in advantages over traditional systems:
And you have lots of flexibility where you install the indoor units of mini splits. That lets you be more creative when installing your air conditioning system.
Mini-splits have drastically improved since the 1970s. Every year, more people look to mini-splits as an energy-efficient, environmentally friendly solution. And most times, Mitsubishi's mini splits are at the top of their list.
Mini-splits provide cooling and heating where traditional systems don't work well. They might not work well because of the application or financial cost.
Typical installations of mini-splits include:
- Homes with remodeled kitchens
- Newer homes
- Apartment complexes designed without ductwork
- Older homes built before air conditioning
Builders plan for the ductwork to carry air through the building. Because mini-splits don't use ductwork, they come with built-in advantages over traditional systems:
- No wasted energy transporting air through ductwork
- No loss of cooling/heating energy in the ductwork
- Direct filtering of in-room air
- More control over the temperature in each zone
- In-room moisture control
And you have lots of flexibility where you install the indoor units of mini splits. That lets you be more creative when installing your air conditioning system.
Mini-splits have drastically improved since the 1970s. Every year, more people look to mini-splits as an energy-efficient, environmentally friendly solution. And most times, Mitsubishi's mini splits are at the top of their list.
Single-Zone Systems
Mitsubishi has the largest selection of single-zone systems ranging from 6,000 BTU to 36,000 BTU. Their single-zoned systems can tackle projects from 200 to 1400 square feet. Mitsubishi's range of single-zone systems should be able to take care of any size project you have.
Mitsubishi’s single-zone Hyper-Heating H2i® systems range from 6,000 to 18,000 BTU. They also have the largest selection of indoor unit styles. The styles are:
Mitsubishi’s single-zone Hyper-Heating H2i® systems range from 6,000 to 18,000 BTU. They also have the largest selection of indoor unit styles. The styles are:
Mitsubishi Electric Heating & Air Conditioning can handle any size or type of single-zone you need.
Multi-Zone Systems
Mitsubishi has one of the largest selection of multi-zone systems ranging from 20,000 BTU to 60,000 BTU. Their multi-zoned systems can handle projects from 800 to 2400 square feet. Mitsubishi's range of multi-zone systems can handle any size project you have.
Mitsubishi’s multi-zone Hyper-Heating H2i® systems range from 20,000 to 48,000 BTU. Even their 60,000 BTU system can handle outdoor temperatures as low as -15° F.
Mitsubishi’s multi-zone Hyper-Heating H2i® systems range from 20,000 to 48,000 BTU. Even their 60,000 BTU system can handle outdoor temperatures as low as -15° F.
Mitsubishi Electric Heating & Air Conditioning can handle any size or type of multi-zone you need.
Heat pumps have two parts, a condenser, and an evaporator. We refer to the evaporator as the indoor unit.
Mitsubishi Indoor Units
Outdoor Units
Heat pumps have two parts, a condenser, and an evaporator. We refer to the condenser as the outdoor unit.
Mitsubishi Outdoor Units
Partnerships
In 2018, Mitsubishi and Ingersoll Rand entered into a partnership. Through that partnership, they created co-branded Trane and American Standard equipment.
From the press release
, “The joint venture will be a leading provider of ductless and VRF systems in the United States and select countries in Latin America. It will bring together Ingersoll Rand’s leadership in heating and air conditioning and its extensive Trane and American Standard residential and commercial distribution network with Mitsubishi Electric’s innovative and technologically advanced mini-split, multi-split, and VRF products, recognized brand and channel expertise.”
Because Mitsubishi and Ingersoll Rand partnered, more people can get their equipment. The equipment is identical and gives Mitsubishi more reach in the American market. They've been able to:
Mitsubishi is the leading ductless system manufacturer in the US. They're a great choice if you're looking for a mini-split system for your home or business.
From the press release
, “The joint venture will be a leading provider of ductless and VRF systems in the United States and select countries in Latin America. It will bring together Ingersoll Rand’s leadership in heating and air conditioning and its extensive Trane and American Standard residential and commercial distribution network with Mitsubishi Electric’s innovative and technologically advanced mini-split, multi-split, and VRF products, recognized brand and channel expertise.”Because Mitsubishi and Ingersoll Rand partnered, more people can get their equipment. The equipment is identical and gives Mitsubishi more reach in the American market. They've been able to:
- grow their contractor network
- grow their distribution network
- have more equipment available when needed
Mitsubishi is the leading ductless system manufacturer in the US. They're a great choice if you're looking for a mini-split system for your home or business.
