Mitsubishi Electric Solutions
At Delta T Heating & Air, we proudly offer products from Mitsubishi Electric, one of the HVAC industry’s best for ductless systems. By partnering with us, you get access to a host of technologies with the capacity to meet your heating and cooling needs, all while potentially reducing energy costs and lowering your carbon footprint. Plus, as Mitsubishi Electric Ductless Elite Pro contractors, we are deeply familiar with their products. This allows us to expertly install, repair, and maintain them, helping you make the most of your investment in the company’s valuable technologies.
For all things to do with Mitsubishi Electric solutions in the Outer Banks, Delta T Heating & Air is your go-to. Below, we share information about what makes Mitsubishi Electric technologies so advantageous. Check it out, and if you should have any questions, do not hesitate to contact us. We would gladly share insights and direction backed by our 40+ years of industry experience.
You can reach us through our online contact form or give us a call at (252) 418-2914. We look forward to hearing from you!
What to Know About Ductless HVAC Technologies
Mitsubishi Electric is a leading manufacturer of ductless HVAC technologies. Before we dive into the advantages of their systems, let us first describe what ductless units are and how they work.
As the name suggests, ductless HVAC systems do not use ductwork to provide heating or cooling. Instead, they rely on individual wall-mounted units or air handlers placed in different zones (or rooms) in a building.
These units are connected to an outdoor compressor unit through refrigerant lines, which transfer heat from one place to another to control temperatures. Yes, you can have multiple temperature zones, making individualized comfort possible!
Heat Pumps vs. Ductless Systems
Ductless systems are technically types of heat pumps, as they operate on the same principle: using refrigerant to transfer heat from one place to another. Of course, as we detailed above, ductless systems do not use ductwork. Heat pumps, on the other hand, can be ductless or ducted. Both offer heating and cooling and reduce energy use.
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Are Mitsubishi Electric’s Products All Ductless?
No. Mitsubishi Electric produces ducted and ductless heat pumps. Regardless of the model or whether it relies on ductwork, Mitsubishi Electric’s products are energy-efficient, reliable, and versatile. This is among the many reasons we are proud to be a Mitsubishi Electric Ductless Elite Pro contractor.
The Problems Mitsubishi Electric Ductless HVAC Systems Solve
Mitsubishi Electric ductless HVAC systems solve several problems that traditional ducted technologies often struggle with.
Some examples include:
- Poor air quality: Ductwork is hard to clean, so you can imagine all the dust and allergens lurking in it. With ductless systems, you get much cleaner air because ducts are not necessary.
- Inefficient temperature control: Ductless units enable precise temperature control by providing heat or cool air directly into specific zones. This can improve comfort and lessen energy costs.
- Loud operation: Ducted units tend to be noisy. Ductless systems are much quieter, making them ideal for bedrooms, workspaces, apartments, and other areas where traditional HVAC units may be disruptive.
- High energy consumption: Leaky ductwork can account for energy losses of between 25% and 40%. Ductless units eliminate this issue, resulting in lower energy consumption and costs.
To enlist the help of Delta T Heating & Air, call (252) 418-2914 or connect with us online.
