International design award for Mitsubishi air conditioners

07 October, 2015

Mitsubishi Electric’s Zen range of indoor air-conditioning units has received global recognition for its stylish design with the Red Dot Design Award. The judges of this international award commented that the Zen range ‘presents a convincing symbiosis of energy-saving technology and minimalist, elegant design’.

These wall-mounted units are extremely quiet in operation and have received the Noise Abatement Society’s Quiet Mark.

Zen units are available in three colours and have Wi-Fi enabled controls.

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