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Pro Ace Heating and Air Conditioning: Mitsubishi Ductless Air Conditioning System Advantages
What are the advantages of a Mitsubishi Ductless System?
Ductless Air Conditioning Systems have several advantages over conventional air conditioning systems. They do not require ducting, so they can be installed much more cheaply. They can be installed in apartments, townhouses, offices and commercial properties. They are estimated to be 30% more energy efficient than ducted air conditioning systems. Pro Ace Heating and Air Conditioning recommends Mitsubishi ductless systems because of their technology, efficiency, noise level and technical support. Mitsubishi ductless air conditioning systems come with hand-held remote controls, variable speed compressors, custom temperature control, and a 10 year warranty.
Pro Ace Heating and Air Conditioning installs, services and repairs Mitsubishi ductless systems as well as all the other leading manufacturers.
What does a Mitsubishi Ductless System cost?
Single head: Average $3500 to $4500
Multi Heads: Requires written estimate
Pro Ace Heating and Air Conditioning can provide estimates for multi-heads tailored for your home. All our advice is free and we are ready and willing to answer your questions at any time. Since Pro Ace operates a 24 hour emergency service there is always someone there to answer your calls.
How quiet is the Mitsubishi Ductless Air Conditioning System?
Indoor unit: 19db to 53db (depending on the size of the unit)
Outdoor unit: 50db to 56db
Please refer to the chart below.
What size are Mitsubishi Ductless Air Conditioning Units?
HVAC units are measured in British thermal units or Btus. One Btu is the amount of heat required to raise the temperature of one pound of water by one degree Fahrenheit.
Indoor unit: from 6000 Btu to 24000 Btu
Outdoor unit: from 9000 Btu to 48000 Btu
Please refer to the chart below.
What is the average lifetime of a Mitsubishi ductless system?
A mini split ductless air conditioning unit should last for approximately 20 years. Pro Ace Heating and Air Conditioning installs ductless systems using techniques that ensure a longer lifetime, a professional look, and also minimize leaks. Pro Ace as an authorized Mitsubishi dealer follows all the manufacturer’s specifications. Pro Ace has been installing Mitsubishi systems since 1995 and uses only Red Seal certified air conditioning technicians. At Pro Ace, air conditioning is what we do for a living and your satisfaction is our number one priority. If you have any questions about heating or cooling systems, you can call Pro Ace at any time. Pro Ace is an authorized outlet for Trane and Mitsubishi and also a dealer for LG, Ameristar, and Daikin.
How often do Mitsubishi ductless systems need to be serviced?
It is crucial to schedule a regular service and maintenance procedure at least once every year. Pro Ace Heating and Air Conditioning checks for system leaks and all relevant issues to maintain the manufacturer’s warranty. The indoor filters should be cleaned, depending on their use, every 3 to 6 months. As part of its service procedure, Pro Ace will remove your filters, wash them and then replace them. Pro Ace can set a schedule for you so that you never have to think about it. We will contact you well in advance of the service date to remind you. Pro Ace is the only company to use Digital Tablet Technology in its service and maintenance procedure, which ensures an orderly, accurate, and affordable diagnosis.
What operating costs of a Mitsubishi ductless system can I expect?
Mitsubishi manufactures state-of-the-art HVAC systems that will operate efficiently for about twenty years. Mitsubishi systems have variable compressor speed converter technology (VCSI) which adjusts the air conditioning capacity in response to the demand. The result is efficient operation and reduced energy costs. If you schedule regular service and maintenance for your Mitsubishi system you will avoid unnecessary repairs and minimize your operating costs over the term. Operating costs may vary slightly depending on the size of your Mitsubishi unit and the general climate in which you live. And you may be eligible for government residential energy credits as well as manufacturer rebates. We suggest calling Pro Ace to get a fairly accurate estimate of your particular operating costs per year after calculating these factors. Remember all our information and advice is free! And we are happy to visit your home for a free estimate!
How long will it take to install a Mitsubishi ductless air conditioning system?
Normally it takes 1 to 3 days for 5 heads to be installed. A smaller number will take less time. Mitsubishi systems are able to provide comfort for up to 8 home zones, so the full package may require more time. Call Pro Ace to get a written estimate and answer any other questions you might have
Pro Ace Heating and Air Conditioning Mitsubishi ductless installation procedure.
– Ductless systems comprise two parts, the condenser that is installed outside and the wall mount unit that is installed inside. Normally we place the condenser on the balcony and run a line set (pipes) and electrical wire to the indoor unit.
– The technician will drill a 2-3 inch hole for the line set and the wire. The hole will be sealed and covered to avoid damage and leakage.
– The technician will provide power to the outdoor unit. Usually they will run a new wire from the electrical panel, which is 208/230 volt.
Mitsubishi Ductless Air Conditioning System Specifications
MITSUBISHI Multi |
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Out Door Unit |
Nominal Capacity |
Ports |
Sound |
Dimension H/W/D |
MOCP |
Weight |
Model |
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(db)A |
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MXZ-2C20NA2 |
20,000 |
2 |
50-54 |
28 X 34 X 13 |
20 |
126 |
MXZ-3C24NA2 |
24,000 |
2 TO 3 |
51-55 |
32 X 38 X 13 |
25 |
137 |
MXZ-3C30NA2 |
30,000 |
2 TO 3 |
52-56 |
32 X 38 X 13 |
25 |
137 |
Branch NEEDED |
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MXZ-4C36NA2 |
36,000 |
2 TO 4 |
54-56 |
32 X 38 X 13 |
25 |
139 |
MXZ-5C42NA2 |
42,000 |
2 TO 5 |
56-58 |
42 X 38 X 13 |
40 |
189 |
MXZ-8C48NA |
48,000 |
2 TO 8 |
51-54 |
53 X 42 X 13 |
40 |
269 |
Indoor Unit |
Nominal Capacity |
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Sound |
Dimension H/W/D |
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Weight |
Model |
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(db)A |
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MSZ-GL06NA |
6,000 |
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19-43 |
12 X 32 X 10 |
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22 |
MSZ-GL09NA |
9,000 |
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19-43 |
12 X 32 X 10 |
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22 |
MSZ-GL12NA |
12,000 |
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19-45 |
12 X 32 X 10 |
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22 |
MSZ-GL15NA |
15,000 |
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26-49 |
12 X 32 X 10 |
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22 |
MSZ-GL18NA |
18,000 |
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28-49 |
12 X 37 X 10 |
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22 |
MSZ-GL24NA |
24,000 |
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34-53 |
13 X 44 X 10 |
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37 |
Low ambient Model |
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Out Door Unit |
Nominal Capacity |
Ports |
Sound |
Dimension H/W/D |
MOCP |
Weight |
Model |
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MXZ-2C20NAHZ2 |
20,000 |
2 |
54-58 |
42 X 38 X 13 |
40 |
187 |
MXZ-3C24NAHZ2 |
24,000 |
2 TO 3 |
54-58 |
42 X 38 X 13 |
40 |
189 |
MXZ-3C30NAHZ2 |
30,000 |
2 TO 3 |
54-58 |
42 X 38 X 13 |
40 |
189 |
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MXZ-4C36NAZ2 |
36,000 |
2 TO 4 |
49-53 |
53 X 42 X 14 |
52 |
276 |
MXZ-5C42NAZ2 |
42,000 |
2 TO 5 |
50-54 |
53 X 42 X 14 |
52 |
276 |
MXZ-8C48NZA |
48,000 |
2 TO 8 |
51-54 |
53 X 42 X 14 |
52 |
276 |