Split air conditioning

19 July, 2005

The increased flexibility of Mitsubishi Electric’s split air-conditioning systems is stressed in this new catalogue.

Mitsubishi Electric has launched a product catalogue for small to medium-sized projects covering the new M-Series and Mr Slim range of air-conditioning products. These ranges are covered in one brochure to show their increased flexibility, which allows for mixing M-Series and Mr Slim. The vast majority of Mitsubishi’s equipment qualifies for Enhanced Capital Allowances. The main product lines are inverter driven to increase capacity while reducing power consumption by up to 50%. The inverter-driven M-Series and Mr Slim ranges can replace R22 air-conditioning systems, generally re-using existing pipework.

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