Heat Pump Repair, Maintenance & Installation Services
Home Trade Standards provides Heat Pump Repair, Maintenance & Installation Services for all makes and models In Toronto & GTA. Our technicians are TSSA Licensed & Insured to provide ductless air conditioner repair, maintenance & Installation services for reputable heat pump manufacturers. Residential Heat Pump Systems offer all-year-round heating and air conditioning solutions for your Residential, Commercial & Condominium Properties. All of our services are offered at least with 1 Year Part & Labour Warranty.
Heat Pump Installation In Toronto & GTA
Home Trade Standards is licensed to provide Installation & Replacement Services Across Toronto & GTA. If you planning to install a new heat pump heating or cooling system in your bedroom, office space, condo or investment property we can help you determine the location of the new system. Our technicians also will advise you on the technical aspects of the work before the installation.Â
Having Heat Pump Problems?
Here is why our clients call us for:
- Heat Pump Installation
- Heat Pump Inspection & Report
- Heat Pump RepairÂ
- Heat Pump Annual Maintenance
- Heat Pump Installation or Replacement
- Heat Pump Noise, Lack of Airflow, In-efficiencyÂ
- Heat Pump Water Leak or Condensation Problems
- Bosch Heat Pump Installation
- Mitsubishi Ductless Air Conditioner
- Mitsubishi Ductless Heat Pump
- Mitsubishi Ductless Prices
- Ductless Air Conditioner Cost
- Daikin Ductless Air Conditioner & Heat Pump Installation
- Fujitsu Ductless Air Conditioner Installation & Repair
- Panasonic Ductless Systems
- Single Ductless Split Heat Pump Systems
- Multi-Zone Ductless Heat Pump Systems
- Multi-split Heat Pump Systems
- Single Ceiling-Concealed Split Heat Pump Systems
- Single 4-Way Cassette Split Heat Pump Systems
- Cold Climate Hyper Heat Ductless Heat Pump
- Ductless Air Conditioner In a Condo
- Mitsubishi AC
- Mitsubishi Mini-Split
- Ductless Air Conditioner 6,000 BTU or 0.5 TON
- Ductless air conditioner 12,000 BTU or 1 TON
- Ductless air conditioner 18,000 BTU or 1.5 TON
- Mitsubishi aircon
- Mitsubishi AC Installation Price
- Mitsubishi ductless split systemÂ
- Mitsubishi Ductless Warranty
- Mitsubishi Electric Heat Pump
- Mitsubishi Commercial Ductless Unit
- Mitsubishi Ductless air conditioner
- Mitsubishi ac unit
- Mitsubishi electric aircon
- Mitsubishi heating and cooling
- Mitsubishi ductless
- Mitsubishi ducted mini-split
- Mitsubishi air conditioner cost
- Mitsubishi split air conditioner
- mini split air conditioner
- mini split heat pump
- Fujitsu mini-split
- Daikin mini-split
- Senville mini split
- Multi-split air conditioner
- Mini-split cost
- Mitsubishi Mr slim
- Split system air conditioning
Heat Pump Repair Services In Toronto
Home Trade Standards provides heat pump repair services in Toronto & GTA. we have working experience with all makes and models. If you are experiencing noise issues, thermostat malfunction, inefficiency, lack of airflow then you are only one phone call away from fixing your ductless system. Our HVAC Technicians are factory-trained to troubleshoot your existing ductless air conditioner and provide a comprehensive report by the end of the inspection.Â
Mitsubishi Ductless Air Conditioner Installation
If you are looking to install a new Mitsubishi Ductless Air Conditioner or Replace The Existing System, we can help you select the right system. We offer all Mitsubishi Electric Ductless units product lines such as Mitsubishi Mr.Slim M Series, Mitsubishi Commercial P Series, Cold Climate Hyper Heat Heat Pump Models, Zuba & All Mitsubishi Electric Heating & Air Conditioning Single-Zone & Multi-Zone Indoor and Outdoor units.
6 Trusted Ductless Air Conditioner & Heat Pump Brands In 2024:
- Mitsubishi Electric
- Daikin
- Panasonic
- LG
- Fujitsu
- Bosch
What Is a Ductless Heat Pump System?Â
They are electric heating and cooling systems that do not require ductwork. Ductless heat pumps are typically used by those who wish to heat and cool additional rooms in residential & commercial properties such as top-floor office space, bedrooms, basements, garages, or sunrooms. Â
How Does a Ductless Heat Pump Mini-Split Work?
Mini-Split Heat Pumps consist of 3 components. To explain in plain language: Depending on your application you will have one or more indoor units,  an outdoor unit and a remote controller or thermostat to control the system. The outdoor unit aka condenser unit is a square box with a large fan and a heating coil at the back. The process is very simple. The fan receives air from the outside environment and transfers it to the heating coil. It then transfers to the refrigerant which is what’s going to create the warm/cold air and transfer it inside the house and through the Mini-Split unit indoor system.Â
Traditional ducted HVAC systems heat and cool your entire home without giving you the ability to customize the temperature in each room. Take for example a 3-storey townhouse. Imagine having your thermostat set in the living room while you set your whole house to be on 23 degrees. The thermostat is only able to sense the ambient temperature surrounding where it is located. Therefore higher floors could be hotter than your basement or main floor. Mini-Split or ductless systems are often installed in older homes or buildings that are heated with a boiler or electric baseboard as well as warmer climates where ductwork is uncommon. Cottages, Condos or in-law suites are ideal scenarios for mini-split systems as well. Some homeowners also install Ductless Mini-Splits to help provide additional cooling and heating to the top floors of a larger home. This is because central air conditioners sometimes struggle to cover the top floor of a home.Â
What Size Ductless Air Conditioner Do I Need?
Typically, The size of the ductless air conditioner system that you need depends on the sq/ft of your place.  For example, if you are deciding to install a ductless system in your dining room or bedroom, first you need to know how big is your space to roughly determine the BTU of the system you need. We created a chart below for your reference:Â
- 0 to 300 Sq/Ft = 6,000 BTU
- 300 to 500 Sq/Ft = 9,000 BTU
- 500 to 750 Sq/Ft = 12,000 BTU
- 750 to 1,000 Sq/Ft = 24,000 BTU
- 1,000 to 1,250 Sq/Ft = 30,000 BTU
- 1,250 to 1,500 Sq/Ft = 36,000 BTU
Single-Zone Versus Multi-Zone Ductless Air Conditioner
Single Zone Ductless Air Conditioner or Heat Pump Systems come with 1 indoor unit and 1 outdoor unit whereas Multi-Zone Ductless Heat pump or Air Conditioner comes with 1 Outdoor Unit (Condenser) and up to eight Indoor unit connected to one outdoor unit. Ductless systems come in a variety of capacity sizes ranging from 0.5 TON for a single zone up to 4 Ton for multiple zone applications. You can have as many as 8 units that operate under one outdoor unit while providing different room temperatures of your desire.Â
How Much Does It Cost To Install a Ductless Mini-Split In Toronto?
The Short Answer is, A Ductless Mini-Split Heat Pump or Air Conditioner Installation Can Range From $2500 To $5500 Per System Plus Applicable Taxes Depending on SEER Rating, Size of Your Home, the Capacity of The System, Difficulty Of Installation, and Accessories Needed.
When it comes to the price of a ductless HVAC system, spacing is the biggest consideration. The more space you have to heat or cool, the higher the capacity of indoor or outdoor units you need. Typically, the price of a ductless system is likely to be at least comparable to a central air conditioner. Unlike central air conditioners, ductless systems cannot rely on existing ductwork and blower systems to circulate the air. Therefore, in addition to the outdoor unit, one or more indoor units must be installed in each room which adds to the total cost.Â
Ductless Heat Pump Financing & Rental Programs
Home Trade Standards offers monthly installment programs to clients who are looking into financing or renting a new ductless air conditioner installation. Please contact us for more details.
What Is The Lifespan of Ductless Heat Pumps?
Like most HVAC systems, ductless mini-split heat pumps can last anywhere between 10 to 20 years. There are different factors that can affect the life span of these systems.Â
What Are The Best Ductless Heat Pump & Air Conditioning Manufacturers?
When it comes to ductless heat pump or air conditioning Systems, Mitsubishi is known to be the leader in the Ductless marketplace (Check out our recent review on Top 3 Ductless Mini-Split Systems for Toronto Condos). That is because they have been in the market for a long time and their units are very well-known and reviewed. Mitsubishi’s ductless systems use inverter-driven technology which means that they don’t switch on & off to maintain the temperature of a room. Instead, the system comes on at a low level. Once the desired temperature is reached, the unit operates at a steady low speed. It may seem like it would take more energy to run constantly but the system would consume less energy since it doesn’t require that strong push of energy to get the temperature down. An interesting fact about Mitsubishi’s models is that their inverter-driven system can use the same electricity as a 40-Watt Light Bulb.Â
Mitsubishi Ductless Heat Pump Reviews
Comfort & Performance: Almost all Mitsubishi ductless heat pumps or air conditioning systems are equipped with quite a design technology. This is extra comfort for users who are planning to install these systems in office space or bedrooms. All Mitsubishi Ductless Systems come with VCSi Technology.Â
VSCi stands for Variable Compressor Speed inverter. Unlike conventional compressor design, this technology allows new ductless systems to detect changes in the room temperature and readjust the compressor speed to provide heating or cooling as needed. This means space maintains a consistent, accurate temperature for ultimate comfort while using the minimum amount of power.Â
Cold Climate:Â Mitsubishi Hyper Heat Pumps (M-Series) are designed to operate in colder climate conditions up to minus 25 degrees. Most standard ductless heat pump systems are not able to function below minus 5 degrees. Mitsubishi offers the highest SEER, and EER rating in the industry as well as COP energy efficiency for these types of weather conditions.Â
SEERÂ stands for Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio. It is a measure meant for how efficiently an air conditioning system will operate over an entire cooling season.Â
EER stands for Energy Efficiency Ratio. It is a measurement of how efficiently a cooling system will operate at a specified outdoor temperature (35 degrees) during the cooling season. In Canada, the number of days that require heating exceeds those that need cooling. Therefore the energy and cost-saving are marginal between systems with a higher SEER rating.Â
Quality & Warranty:Â Mitsubishi is an award-winning #1 preferred HVAC brand when it comes to ductless products. Depending on your system model number, Mitsubishi Electric offers up to a 10-year warranty on part and compressor.Â
What Are The Advantages & Disadvantages of Installing a Ductless Air Conditioner System?
All Ductless HVAC systems have their pros and cons, but it is your needs that determine the best available choice for your home. Let’s take a look at some of the benefits and disadvantages of mini-split heat pumps so you can make an informed decision.
Advantage:
- No ductwork is required. If you have multiple rooms that you want to run air conditioning to without running ductwork. A mini-split is a way to go.Â
- A ductless heat pump requires minimal holes and building modifications.Â
- Ductless Heat Pumps can extract heat from an outside temperature down to 15 below Fahrenheit which makes it very energy efficient and very powerful even in a very low outside temperature
- Ductless air conditioners can provide more flexibility for unconventional spaces and places without ductwork including commercial buildings. This may make the cost lower than buying a new furnace and central air conditioner. However, if you need to purchase multiple units and heads, the cost could easily increase
Disadvantage:
- Be cautious of electricity rates and usage, especially if you are considering using a mini-split as your primary source of heating. Ductless heat pumps run entirely on electricity which can become very costly in cold winter months depending on local electricity prices.Â
- Some homeowners do not like the look of the indoor units hanging on their walls.
- Oversized or incorrectly located indoor unit during installation can cause short-cycling, which leads to wasted energy and improper temperature and humidity control
Mini-Split systems are a great heating and cooling solution for a variety of circumstances. If you are deciding to go with heat pump ductless systems, make sure to really evaluate the pros and cons and speak to one of our experts to make an informed decision.
Ductless Air Conditioner Installation For Server Room & Light Commercial Applications
Server Rooms require air-conditioning equipment to run 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Ductless Air Conditioning systems can be used in light commercial applications such as server rooms or office space areas where a reliable high-efficiency air conditioning system is needed.Â
Hyper Heat Ductless Heat Pump Systems
Hyperheat or Low Ambient Ductless Air Conditioners are perfect solutions for cold climate weather. They can also be used for data centres and server rooms. These Models offer high SEER efficiency ductless systems for light commercial air conditioning applications.Â
Ducted or Ductless, Mitsubishi Is a Customized HVAC Solution
Mr. Slim Mitsubishi Heat Pump line can be customized for dwelling with or without ductwork. by using ductwork connected to a ceiling-concealed indoor unit, Mr. Slim can deliver its efficient temperature control in a truly discreet manner. For homes with standard ductwork, the multi-position indoor unit can be used to replace ageing furnaces and forced air systems.Â
Can I Install a Ductless Air Conditioner In My Condo?
Yes, you can install a ductless air conditioner in a condo as long as there is access from your balcony to the desired room where the unit is meant to be installed. we offer evaluation inspection to clients who are interested to replace an existing or add a new ductless air conditioning or heat pump system in an apartment.
What Is The Difference Between Ductless Air Conditioners & Ductless Heat Pumps?
The main difference between these two is the capability to heat and air conditioning at the same time. Ductless Heat Pump System offers both heating and cooling functionality while Ductless Air Conditioners are only built for cooling applications.
What Is The Cost of Installing a New Ductless Air Conditioner In a Condo?
For a New Ductless Air Conditioning System that covers about 1,000 square feet, homeowners can expect to pay an average of $2,800 of $3800 plus Applicable Taxes.
Note: If you do not have a 120V or 240V Power in your balcony, you may then have to hire an electrician to run a new wire according to ESA codes.Â
Is There Any Rebate Available For Installing a New Ductless Air Conditioner or Heat Pump?
No There is no government rebate available for installing a new high-efficiency ductless air conditioner or heat pump system.
Ductless Air Conditioner & Heat Pump Financing
Yes, We do offer HVAC Financing programs for ductless air conditioners and heat pump systems upon your request.
Mitsubishi Ductless Mini Split Air Conditioner
Home Trade Standards offer full installation and repair services for Mitsubishi Ductless Air Conditioner & Heat Pump product line. Mitsubishi offers high-end ductless heat pump systems for residential and commercial applications. When it comes to a ductless heat pump or air conditioning System, Mitsubishi is known to be the leader in the Canadian Ductless marketplace. They have been in the market for a long time and their units are very well-known and reviewed. Mitsubishi’s ductless systems use inverter-driven technology which means that they do not switch on & off to maintain the temperature of a room. Instead, the system comes on at a low level. Once the desired temperature is reached, the unit operates at a steady low speed. The M-Series system is one of the quietest systems on the market compared to other ductless units in the industry. You may not even notice that your ductless system is on, which is something your neighbours might be grateful for! Home Trade Standards specializes in Mitsubishi Electric Ductless units and is pleased to offer all range of air conditioning only units as well as heat pump systems from 9,000 BTU to 36,000 BTU with up to 33.1 SEER efficiency. At Home Trade Standards we offer a 10-year warranty on all part compressors, 1 year on labour. Mitsubishi ductless systems come in both single-zone and multi-zone systems. Mitsubishi’s multi-zone systems can handle up to 8 zones which is a great way to have control over your personal comfort. Mr. Slim’s simple multi-split system uses one outdoor unit to connect to up to 8 indoor units via small pipes which in turn allows you to program each room to its own temperature. If you are looking for a more powerful unit that covers larger residential, commercial or industrial applications, please visit our Mitsubishi’s P-Series page for more information.
Mitsubishi Mr. Slim M-Series Indoor Units
Mitsubishi Mr. Slim M-Series Indoor Units come in 3 different configurations to accommodate your needs. You can choose a selection from:
- Â Wall-Mount
- Ceiling-Mount
- Floor-Mount
Mitsubishi indoor units can be used in single-zone and multi-zone applications.Â
Mitsubishi Electric Warranty
Mitsubishi MEQ Certified Dealers can offer Up to 10 Year Part & Compressor Manufacturer Warranty. At Home Trade Standards, our Mitsubishi’s Mr. Slim ductless air conditioners and heat pump products are supplied from Mitsubishi Electric Heating and Cooling Canada. All units that are purchased and installed by Home Trade Standards include upgraded extended manufactured warranties of 10 years parts and compressor warranty. As an authorized HVAC installer for Mitsubishi, we can also offer an extended labour warranty upon request. Typically standard labour warranty on new installations is 1-year labour.
Mitsubishi Ductless Air Conditioner & Heat Pump Models, Features & Performance Reviews
In this section, we are going to briefly talk about different Mitsubishi Ductless Air Conditioner & Heat Pump Models, Features & Performance Reviews.Â
M-Series Ductless – Cooling Only Units
MS-A Series & MSY-GL & D Series Wall Mounted are the only two cooling-only ductless systems in the Mitsubishi product line. These products are considered the most basic Mitsubishi ductless systems. They come with 13 SEER & not rated as Energy Star Models. These units come with single-stage compressor operation. They can be hooked up to a 120V single-phase power supply.
Mitsubishi MS-A Series Air Conditioners 9,000 BTU To 12,000 BTU – Cooling Only Systems
| Model | A09WA | A12WA |
| Indoor Unit Model Number | MS-A09WA-1 | MS-A12WA-1 |
| Outdoor Unit Model Number | MU-A09WA | MU-A12WA |
| Rated Cooling Capacity | 9,500 Btu/h [¾ tons] | 12,000 Btu/h [1 ton] |
| Dehumidification | 1.3 l/h | 1.5 l/h |
| ENERGY STAR Qualified Unit | No | |
| SEER | 13 | |
| Compressor Type | Single Speed | |
| Indoor Unit Noise (Low-Medium-High-Powerful) | 26-32-40-42 dB | 33-38-45-47 dB |
| Outdoor Unit Noise | 47 dB | 52 dB |
| Rated Cooling Power Consumption | 870 W | 1,070 W |
| Power Supply | 120 v, Single Phase, 60 Hz | |
| Outdoor Temperatures Required for Cooling (Min to Max) | 19.5 to 46 °C |
Mitsubishi Electric GE & D Series Air Conditioners 9,000 BTU To 36,000 BTU – Cooling Only Systems
| Model | MSY-GL09 | MSY-GL12 | MSY-GL15 | MSY-GL18 |
| Indoor Unit Model Number | MSY-GL09NA | MSY-GL12NA | MSY-GL15NA | MSY-GL18NA |
| Outdoor Unit Model Number | MUY-GL09NA | MUY-GL12NA | MUY-GL15NA | MUY-GL18NA |
| Rated Cooling Capacity | 9,000 Btu/h [¾ tons] | 12,000 Btu/h [1 ton] | 14,000 Btu/h [1¼ tons] | 18,000 Btu/h [1½ tons] |
| Cooling Capacity (Min to Max) | 3,600 to 12,200 Btu/h | 1,500 to 13,600 Btu/h | 3,100 to 18,200 Btu/h | 5,800 to 22,000 Btu/h |
| Dehumidification | 0.7 l/h | 1.2 l/h | 1.3 l/h | 2.4 l/h |
| ENERGY STAR Qualified Unit | Yes | |||
| SEER | 24.6 | 23.1 | 21.6 | 20.5 |
| Compressor Type | Inverter (VCSi) | |||
| Indoor Unit Noise (Quiet-Low-Medium-High-Super High) | 19-22-30-37-43 dB | 19-22-30-37-45 dB | 26-32-38-44-49 dB | 28-33-38-44-49 dB |
| Outdoor Unit Noise | 48 dB | 49 dB | 54 dB | |
| Cooling Power Consumption (Min to Max) | 240 to 1,050 W | 100 to 1,300 W | 210 to 2,000 W | 330 to 2,150 W |
| Power Supply | 208/230 v, Split-Phase, 60 Hz | |||
| Outdoor Temperatures Required for Cooling (Min to Max) | -10 to 46 °C |
| Model | MSY-GL24 | MSY-D30 | MSY-D36 |
| Indoor Unit Model Number | MSY-GL24NA | MSY-D30NA | MSY-D36NA |
| Outdoor Unit Model Number | MUY-GL24NA | MUY-D30NA | MUY-D36NA |
| Rated Cooling Capacity | 22,500 Btu/h [2 tons] | 30,700 Btu/h [2½ tons] | 34,600 Btu/h [3 tons] |
| Cooling Capacity (Min to Max) | 8,200 to 31,400 Btu/h | 9,800 to 30,700 Btu/h | 9,800 to 34,600 Btu/h |
| Dehumidification | 2.4 l/h | 4.7 l/h | 5.6 l/h |
| ENERGY STAR Qualified Unit | Yes | No | |
| SEER | 20.5 | 16 | 15.1 |
| Compressor Type | Inverter (VCSi) | ||
| Indoor Unit Noise (Low-Medium-High-Super High) | 34-41-45-49-53 dB | 32-42-49-51 dB | 32-42-49-51 dB |
| Outdoor Unit Noise | 55 dB | 56 dB | |
| Cooling Power Consumption (Min to Max) | 570 to 3,580 W | 620 to 3,380 W | 620 to 4,240 W |
| Power Supply | 208/230 v, Split-Phase, 60 Hz | ||
| Outdoor Temperatures for Cooling (Min to Max) | -10 to 46 °C |
Mitsubishi M-Series Ductless Heat Pump – Heating & Cooling Systems
Mitsubishi builds quality ductless heat pump systems for residential and light commercial applications. We are going to review these models and compare their highlighted features.Â
Mitsubishi MSZ-JP Series Ductless
MSZ-JP was released in early 2020 by Mitsubishi Electric. This Wall Mounted unit comes is 120V Power Supply. These heat pump systems only come in 9,000 BTU & 12,000 BTU capacity. They are rated, 17 SEER. These systems are also rated as Energy Star models. On the heating side, they operate down to negative 20 with a lower capacity which is great in Canadian climate condition. The pricing for these systems is more budget-friendly compared to more advanced ductless systems.Â
Mitsubishi Electric MSZ-JP Series Heat Pumps | Heating & Cooling
| Model | JP09WA | JP12WA |
| Indoor Unit Model Number | MSZ-JP09WA | MSZ-JP12WA |
| Outdoor Unit Model Number | MUZ-JP09WA | MUZ-JP12WA |
| Rated Capacity | 9,000 Btu/h [¾ tons] | 12,000 Btu/h [1 ton] |
| Cooling Capacity (Min to Max) | 3,800 to 10,000 Btu/h | 3,800 to 12,200 Btu/h |
| Heating Capacity (Min to Max) | 4,500 to 11,800 Btu/h | 4,500 to 14,500 Btu/h |
| Dehumidification | 0.7 l/h | 1.2 l/h |
| ENERGY STAR Qualified Unit | Yes | |
| SEER | 17 | |
| Compressor Type | Variable (VCSi) | |
| Indoor Unit Noise (Low-Medium-High-Powerful) | 22-30-37-43 dB | 22-30-37-45 dB |
| Outdoor Unit Noise | 50 dB | 51 dB |
| Cooling Power Consumption (Rated to Max) | 750 to 850 W | 1,210 to 1,300 W |
| Power Supply | 120 v, Single Phase, 60 Hz | |
| Outdoor Temperatures Required for Cooling (Min to Max) | -10 to 46 °C | |
| Outdoor Temperatures Required for Heating (Min to Max) | -20 to 24 °C |
Mitsubishi MSZ-GL & D Heat Pump | Heating & Cooling
Mitsubishi MSZ-GL& D series heat pump systems are one of the best sellers of ductless heat pump systems within Mitsubishi Ductless Systems. These systems can operate down to negative 10 in cooling and negative 25 in heating mode. They are also rated as Energy Star Qualified equipment. These ductless systems have a higher efficiency SEER rating compared to MSZ-JP Models. The SEER rating is rated at 24 SEER for the 9,000 BTU and it decreases as you increase the capacity (BTU). Mitsubishi Compressor is equipped with INVERTER Technology. These systems are also known as whisper-quiet due to their sound levels.Â
MSZ-GL & D Series Heat Pump Heating & Cooling Systems
| Model | MSZ-GL09 | MSZ-GL12 | MSZ-GL15 | MSZ-GL18 |
| Indoor Unit Model Number | MSZ-GL09NA | MSZ-GL12NA | MSZ-GL15NA | MSZ-GL18NAH |
| Outdoor Unit Model Number | MUZ-GL09NAH-U1 | MUZ-GL12NAH-U1 | MUZ-GL15NAH-U1 | MUZ-GL18NAH-U1 |
| Rated Cooling Capacity | 9,000 Btu/h [¾ tons] | 12,000 Btu/h [1 ton] | 14,000 Btu/h [1¼ tons] | 17,200 Btu/h [1½ tons] |
| Cooling Capacity (Min to Max) | 3,600 to 12,200 Btu/h | 1,500 to 13,600 Btu/h | 3,100 to 18,200 Btu/h | 3,700 to 18,700 Btu/h |
| Heating Capacity (Min to Max) | 4,500 to 15,900 Btu/h | 2,000 to 18,100 Btu/h | 4,800 to 20,900 Btu/h | 3,500 to 25,200 Btu/h |
| Dehumidification | 0.7 l/h | 1.2 l/h | 1.3 l/h | 2.2 l/h |
| ENERGY STAR Qualified Unit | Yes | |||
| SEER | 24.6 | 23.1 | 21.6 | 20.5 |
| HSPF | 11.8 | 11.5 | 10.8 | 10.2 |
| Compressor Type | Inverter (VCSi) | |||
| Indoor Unit Noise (Quiet-Low-Medium-High-Super High) | 19-22-30-37-43 dB | 19-22-30-37-45 dB | 26-32-38-44-49 dB | 28-33-38-44-49 dB |
| Outdoor Unit Noise | 48 dB | 49 dB | 54 dB | |
| Cooling Power Consumption (Min to Max) | 240 to 1,050 W | 100 to 1,300 W | 210 to 2,000 W | 330 to 2,150 W |
| Heating Power Consumption (Min to Max) | 230 to 1,250 W | 110 to 1,620 W | 200 to 2,010 W | 320 to 2,455 W |
| Power Supply | 208/230 v, Split-Phase, 60 Hz | |||
| Outdoor Temperatures for Cooling (Min to Max) | -10 to 46 °C | |||
| Outdoor Temperatures for Heating (Min to Max) | -20 to 24 °C |
| Model | MSZ-GL24 | MSZ-D30 | MSZ-D36 |
| Indoor Unit Model Number | MSZ-GL24NA | MSZ-D30NA | MSZ-D36NA |
| Outdoor Unit Model Number | MUZ-GL24NA-U1 | MUZ-D30NA | MUZ-D36NA |
| Rated Cooling Capacity | 22,400 Btu/h [2 tons] | 30,700 Btu/h [2½ tons] | 34,600 Btu/h [3 tons] |
| Cooling Capacity (Min to Max) | 8,200 to 31,400 Btu/h | 9,800 to 30,700 Btu/h | 9,800 to 34,600 Btu/h |
| Heating Capacity (Min to Max) | 7,500 to 36,900 Btu/h | 8,700 to 34,000 Btu/h | 8,700 to 36,000 Btu/h |
| Dehumidification | 2.4 l/h | 4.7 l/h | 5.6 l/h |
| ENERGY STAR Qualified Unit | Yes | ||
| SEER | 20.5 | 16 | 15.1 |
| HSPF | 10 | 8.2 | |
| Compressor Type | Inverter (VCSi) | ||
| Indoor Unit Noise (Low-Medium-High-Super High) | 34-41-49-53 dB | 32-42-49-51 dB | 32-42-49-51 dB |
| Outdoor Unit Noise | 55 dB | 56 dB | |
| Cooling Power Consumption (Min to Max) | 570 to 3,580 W | 620 to 3,380 W | 620 to 4,240 W |
| Heating Power Consumption (Min to Max) | 520 to 3,590 W | 520 to 3,600 W | 520 to 4,100 W |
| Power Supply | 208/230 v, Split-Phase, 60 Hz | ||
| Outdoor Temperatures for Cooling (Min to Max) | -10 to 46 °C | ||
| Outdoor Temperatures for Heating (Min to Max) | -20 to 24 °C | -10 to 24 °C |
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Mitsubishi MSZ-FH Heat Pump | Mr.Slim Heating & Cooling
Mitsubishi MSZ-FH Series Heat Pumps are single zone heat pump systems designed for the cold climate or light commercial applications because they are able to operate down to negative 25 Celcius in heating mode and negative 10 in cooling mode. They are also well-known as Hyper-Heat Models because they can operate in colder climate conditions. These Ductless Split Systems come in 6,000 BTU To 18,000 BTU or 1 TON to 1.5 TON. These systems are also rated as 33.1 SEER Efficiency. Hyper Heat Indoor Split Systems are also equipped with Three (3) Level of Filtration Technology:Â
- Nano-Platinum Filter
- Electrostatic Anti-Allegrn Blue Enzym Filter
- Deodorizing Filter
Mitsubishi MSZ-FH offers many advanced features with the indoor system. For example, the indoor unit is equipped with motions 3D i-see Sensor. The indoor units are also super quiet. They are also designed to lower the humidity during its operation. Â
Mitsubishi MSZ-FH Series Advanced Heat Pump | Hyper Heat Models | Heating + Cooling
| Model | FH06 | FH09 | FH12 | FH15 | FH18 |
| Indoor Unit Model Number | MSZ-FH06NA | MSZ-FH09NA | MSZ-FH12NA | MSZ-FH15NA | MSZ-FH18NA |
| Outdoor Unit Model Number | MUZ-FH06NAH | MUZ-FH09NAH | MUZ-FH12NAH | MUZ-FH15NAH | MUZ-FH18NAH |
| Rated Cooling Capacity | 6,000 Btu/h [½ tons] | 9,000 Btu/h [¾ tons] | 12,000 Btu/h [1 ton] | 15,000 Btu/h [1¼ tons] | 17,200 Btu/h [1½ tons] |
| Cooling Capacity (Min to Max) | 1,700 to 9,000 Btu/h | 2,800 to 9,000 Btu/h | 2,800 to 12,000 Btu/h | 6,450 to 19,000 Btu/h | 6,450 to 21,000 Btu/h |
| Rated Heating Capacity | 8,700 Btu/h [¾ tons] | 10,900 Btu/h [1 ton] | 13,600 Btu/h [1¼ tons] | 18,000 Btu/h [1½ tons] | 20,300 Btu/h [1¾ tons] |
| Heating Capacity (Min to Max) | 1,600 to 14,000 Btu/h | 1,600 to 18,000 Btu/h | 3,700 to 21,000 Btu/h | 5,150 to 24,000 Btu/h | 5,150 to 30,000 Btu/h |
| Dehumidification | 0.1 l/h | 0.3 l/h | 0.9 l/h | 1.9 l/h | 2.4 l/h |
| ENERGY STAR® Qualified Unit | Yes | ||||
| SEER | 33.1 | 30.5 | 26.1 | 22 | 21 |
| HSPF | 12.5 | 12 | |||
| Compressor Type | Inverter (VCSi) | ||||
| i-see Sensor | Yes (3D) | ||||
| Indoor Unit Noise (Low-Medium-High-Super High-Powerful) | 20-23-29-36-40 dB | 21-24-29-36-41 dB | 27-31-35-39-44 dB | ||
| Outdoor Unit Noise | 48 dB | 49 dB | 51 dB | 52dB | |
| Cooling Power Consumption (Min to Max) | 100 to 560 W | 100 to 1,000 W | 170 to 1,150 W | 410 to 2,200 W | 410 to 2,220 W |
| Heating Power Consumption (Min to Max) | 110 to 1,270 W | 110 to 1,470 W | 280 to 2,300 W | 430 to 3,360 W | 430 to 3,390 W |
| Power Supply | 208/230 v, Split-Phase, 60 Hz | ||||
| Outdoor Temperatures for Cooling (Min to Max) | -10 to 46 °C | ||||
| Outdoor Temperatures for Heating (Min to Max) | -25 to 24 °C |
Mitsubishi MSZ-KJ Series Heat Pumps | Heating + Cooling
The outdoor condenser unit for MSZ-KJ is pretty the same specification as the MSZ-GL or MSZ-FH model. However, the indoor unit is designed in a different way in order to fit in spaces where a wall mount indoor unit installation can be a challenge. These ductless systems also come in 9,000 BTU up to 18,000 BTU capacities.Â
Mitsubishi MXZ Multi-Zone Heat Pumps
Mitsubishi Electric MXZ Series is a Multi-Zone Mini-Split Heat Pump Systems that allows you to have up to 8 indoor units connected to the outdoor unit. These units are equipped with inverter compressor technology for higher efficiency purposes. You can use these in light commercial applications and multi-residential complex. These systems are designed to work down to negative 15 in heating mode and negative 10 in cooling mode. If you’re planning to install multiple indoor air conditioners on your property, the Mitsubishi MXZ series are the perfect system for your application. The indoor uni
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