Mitsubishi

Air Source Heat Pumps

The Mitsubishi Electric range of Ecodan air source heat pumps is one of the most advanced heating systems available for homeowners and businesses. With an A++ ErP Energy Rating Label across the range, this is the ideal clean and green intelligent heating solution.

The entire line up is also certified by the Microgeneration Certification Scheme (MCS) which certifies that it’s an intelligent technology that produces heat from a renewable source. This is a key requirement in applying for payments from the Government’s Renewable Heating Incentive.

The Mitsubishi Electric range of Ecodan air source heat pumps is one of the most advanced heating systems available for homeowners and businesses. With an A++ ErP Energy Rating Label across the range, this is the ideal clean and green intelligent heating solution.

How an Ecodan system works

1. The outdoor unit

Only requiring electricity and water connections, the outdoor unit is easy to install and can be situated discreetly outside your home or in your garden. Ecodan upgrades freely available heat energy from the air and transfers it to you home to provide hot water and heating for radiators and / or underfloor heating.

2. The hot water cylinder

Ecodan provides your home with a continuous supply of hot water via a dedicated hot water cylinder- just like a standard boiler. These cylinders are specifically designed to integrate with the outdoor unit, however in some cases it can also work with your existing hot water cylinder.

3. Energy Efficient control

With Ecodan you have the choice of a range of controls including a wireless controller, which is a simple room controller with features including holiday mode. You can also download our web-enabled MEL cloud controller app to any smart device which allows you to control your system and monitor its performance remotely.

Types of Ecodan

Typically installed in less than 2 days, Ecodan heating systems are available in a range of sizes to suit almost any home. To understand which system is right for you, factors such as the age of your property and current heating system; the levels of insulation and the way you use your heating will all affect the ﬁnal choice.