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Why Ducted Reverse Cycle Air Conditioning?
Ducted Reverse Cycle Air Conditioning
Whether you live in the tropical regions of Cairns
or Darwin, the colder extremities of southern
Tasmania or the fluctuating temperatures of the
more moderate zones, there is a total comfort
solution for your home – ducted reverse cycle
air conditioning.
At the heart of ducted reverse cycle air conditioning
is 'heat pump' technology. To cool your home in
summer, the heat pump transfers heat from the
inside of the home to the outside. In winter, the
process is reversed for heating, moving heat from
outside to inside your home. This process of heat
transfer makes reverse cycle air conditioning the
most energy efficient way to heat your home.
Some models are up to 300% more efficient than
conventional heating systems. This means that
reverse cycle air conditioners are economical
to operate, environmentally responsible and
safe to use.
Mitsubishi Electric's far reaching research and
development programs are designed with the
environment in mind. We want to enhance lifestyles
while preserving the world for future generations.
In fact, 5% of our net sales goes towards
researching and developing ways we can preserve
the environment, maximise our contributions to
society and improve lifestyles.
We target technologies such as ozone friendly
alternatives to chloro-fluorocarbons. To save on raw
material consumption and cut down on waste,
we use recyclable packaging and we are exploring
energy sources such as solar power to hinder global
warming.
Our commitment to quality, service, research and
development has helped us gain a leading position
in today's marketplace.
" We are committed to the production
of the finest, most environmentally
friendly air conditioning in the world!"
Research and Development
Mitsubishi Electric engages in a wide range of
R&D efforts to continually offer better products,
especially in air flow.
It can significantly effect comfort levels, as well as
human health and energy saving. Comfort levels are
analysed under various simulated weather and
climate conditions, including snowfall and outside
air temperatures ranging from -25°C to 50°C, at our
site- adjustable "Residential Comfort Testing
Laboratory". Rather than depending on sometimes
fuzzy human responses, the laboratory
measures the degree of comfort using a NASA-
developed thermal mannequin that generates heat
just as a human body does.
To learn more about real settings, we constructed
"Amenity Home", a special model house that
allows the performance of air conditioners to be
experienced. In addition, the company's extensive
global network gathers information and directs
marketing efforts toward the development of
high-quality air conditioners that meet the particular
needs of the market and environment where they
are to be installed.
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