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Simple is Better
We believe that installing a ComfortNet™ indoor comfort communicating system should be a simple process. Using 4-
wires, a ComfortNet system configures any compatible gas furnace, air conditioner or heat pump system in seconds.
When it's properly installed, the ComfortNet system monitors the performance of the indoor and outdoor system
components to make certain that the entire indoor comfort system is operating as efficiently as possible. This
combination offers what we consider to be an unmatched balance of indoor temperature and humidity control perfection.
Simple Is Smart
The ComfortNet system is capable of alerting the homeowner to call you when service is required on any part of the
complete system. In addition, standard features of the ComfortNet system include dual fuel, outdoor temperature display,
dehumidification, advanced diagnostics, and a programmable continuous fan control.
We believe that installing a ComfortNet™ indoor comfort communicating system should be a simple process. Using 4-
wires, a ComfortNet system configures any compatible gas furnace, air conditioner or heat pump system in seconds.
When it's properly installed, the ComfortNet system monitors the performance of the indoor and outdoor system
components to make certain that the entire indoor comfort system is operating as efficiently as possible. This
combination offers what we consider to be an unmatched balance of indoor temperature and humidity control perfection.
Simple Is Smart
The ComfortNet system is capable of alerting the homeowner to call you when service is required on any part of the
complete system. In addition, standard features of the ComfortNet system include dual fuel, outdoor temperature display,
dehumidification, advanced diagnostics, and a programmable continuous fan control.
The EPA has named indoor air pollution as one of the top 5 environmental risks to
public health. The EPA also reports that indoor air can be up to one hundred times
more polluted than the air outside. One hundred times!
Air Cleaners are installed as part of your home’s central heating and cooling system
completely out of your way and out-of-sight. That means each and every time your
system runs, the air in your home is filtered through our state-of-the-art filter media
removing potentially harmful contaminants from every room of your home.
public health. The EPA also reports that indoor air can be up to one hundred times
more polluted than the air outside. One hundred times!
Air Cleaners are installed as part of your home’s central heating and cooling system
completely out of your way and out-of-sight. That means each and every time your
system runs, the air in your home is filtered through our state-of-the-art filter media
removing potentially harmful contaminants from every room of your home.
Dry nose, cracked, itchy skin, and sore throats. Aggravated allergy and asthma symptoms.
Painful static shocks. Chipping paint and plaster. Splitting or cracked wood floors, furniture, trim
and molding. Sound familiar? Why go through another season with these problems when there
is a solution—a Humidifier.
A Humidifier is installed directly to your central new or existing heating and cooling system.
Humidity is introduced into your home’s air in the form of water vapor, which prevents minerals
from entering the air in your home and potentially into your lungs. Water is supplied to the
distribution tray, allowing it to flow evenly across the Water Panel. The resulting humidified air
is then distributed via your heating and cooling system ductwork throughout your home.
Painful static shocks. Chipping paint and plaster. Splitting or cracked wood floors, furniture, trim
and molding. Sound familiar? Why go through another season with these problems when there
is a solution—a Humidifier.
A Humidifier is installed directly to your central new or existing heating and cooling system.
Humidity is introduced into your home’s air in the form of water vapor, which prevents minerals
from entering the air in your home and potentially into your lungs. Water is supplied to the
distribution tray, allowing it to flow evenly across the Water Panel. The resulting humidified air
is then distributed via your heating and cooling system ductwork throughout your home.
The tried and true, smart technology behind the Mitsubishi Electric HVAC systems
of today has evolved from our introduction in the 1950s. Our technology allows
energy efficient, individual comfort control with minimal impact on your home since
we offer both ductless and limited length ducted solutions.
of today has evolved from our introduction in the 1950s. Our technology allows
energy efficient, individual comfort control with minimal impact on your home since
we offer both ductless and limited length ducted solutions.
The technology behind Mitsubishi Electric HVAC systems is referred to in many different ways, including mini-split,
multi-split, split-ductless, split-zoning, and variable refrigerant flow. Mitsubishi Electric split-zoning technology is the
primary method for conditioning spaces in homes and commercial building around the world. That is why Mitsubishi
Electric introduced this technology into North America over thirty years ago.
Split-zoning systems allow each room (or space) using an individual indoor air-handler to be controlled
independently from other rooms, thus providing individualized comfort control within each room of a home.
Mitsubishi Electric HVAC uses advanced technology to bring you quality products that provide the ultimate in comfort
and control while minimizing energy consumption. Mitsubishi Electric systems use two small refrigerant lines plus
power and control wiring to connect an outdoor unit to each individual air handler. This allows for easy installation in
new construction and causes minimal disruption if you are renovating or retrofitting your home.
The following features highlight the advanced technology, design, and components used in many Mitsubishi Electric
HVAC systems:
multi-split, split-ductless, split-zoning, and variable refrigerant flow. Mitsubishi Electric split-zoning technology is the
primary method for conditioning spaces in homes and commercial building around the world. That is why Mitsubishi
Electric introduced this technology into North America over thirty years ago.
Split-zoning systems allow each room (or space) using an individual indoor air-handler to be controlled
independently from other rooms, thus providing individualized comfort control within each room of a home.
Mitsubishi Electric HVAC uses advanced technology to bring you quality products that provide the ultimate in comfort
and control while minimizing energy consumption. Mitsubishi Electric systems use two small refrigerant lines plus
power and control wiring to connect an outdoor unit to each individual air handler. This allows for easy installation in
new construction and causes minimal disruption if you are renovating or retrofitting your home.
The following features highlight the advanced technology, design, and components used in many Mitsubishi Electric
HVAC systems: