Knowledge & advice
An air conditioner is a heat pump
With an air conditioner you can cool, heat, filter and dehumidify comfortably and quickly.
An air conditioner is a heat pump.
In short, an air conditioner draws in (warm) air and passes it through
a space where liquid is evaporated. The heat from the air is taken up during
evaporation, and cool air then comes out of the air conditioner again.
In addition, moisture can be removed from the air during the process, so that the
air conditioner not only cools the air, but also dries it. The air conditioner can also do this
in reverse so that you can heat the air too, ideal!
Your air conditioner is therefore a true climate controller
all year round.
Mitsubishi Heavy Air Conditioning brochure
- Odour filter
- Allergen clear filter
- Anti-microfibre fan
- Self-cleaning function
- WiFi control
- Multi-split applications
- No three-phase power needed