Mitsubishi Electric air conditioning
Mitsubishi Electric Air Conditioning
From a single split system to a fully zoned ducted setup, our team supplies, installs and services Mitsubishi Electric air conditioning systems across Brisbane and Logan.
Mitsubishi Electric
Comprehensive Mitsubishi Electric Air Conditioning Solutions
Mitsubishi Electric has been operating in Australia for over 50 years, tailoring its air conditioning range to suit local conditions the whole time. It's a broad line-up too, with a system for pretty much any home or business, whether you need a single split system for a bedroom or home office or a ducted system for whole-home zoned comfort.
Triforce Electrical and Air is a family-owned business, and our team of air conditioning technicians supplies, installs, services and repairs Mitsubishi Electric systems across Shailer Park, greater Brisbane, Logan, Redland City, Bayside and the northern Gold Coast. Whatever stage you're at — choosing a new system, replacing an old one, or keeping an existing unit running properly — we're here to help.
Why Mitsubishi Electric
Technology Built Into Mitsubishi Electric Systems
Mitsubishi Electric's broader business spans everything from satellites and power generation through to trains and building systems, and a lot of that engineering know-how filters down into its air conditioners. Some of the technology you'll find across the range includes:
Dual Barrier Coating
A coating applied to the heat exchanger and other internal surfaces that reduces the build-up of dust, dirt and grime, making the unit easier to clean and helping it last longer.
Improved Inverter Technology & DC Scroll Compressors
Smart sensors adjust the compressor and refrigerant flow to match demand from the indoor unit, improving efficiency and avoiding the on/off cycling of older systems, while DC Scroll Compressors use frame compliance mechanisms to reduce internal friction.
Cleaning-Free Pipe Re-Use Technology
Allows a new indoor or outdoor unit to reuse the existing refrigerant piping when replacing an older system, cutting down on both replacement cost and piping waste.
R32 Refrigerant Gas
Many current models run on R32 refrigerant, which is significantly less hazardous to the environment than the older R410A gas used in older units.
Plasma Quad & Nano Platinum Filtration
Depending on the model, filters such as Plasma Quad Connect, Plasma Quad Plus and Nano Platinum use plasma technology or nano-sized platinum particles to help neutralise pollutants including allergens, dust and mould.
3D i-See Sensor
Uses infrared to measure temperature at multiple points in a room for more even cooling or heating, and on some models can detect when the room is empty and switch to an eco mode to save power.
PeakSmart / DRED Chips
Demand Response Enabled Device chips allow your power company to briefly adjust the load your air conditioner draws during peak demand on the grid, and can make you eligible for a cashback offer from participating providers.
Wi-Fi control is also available on many models, letting you control your system and set more detailed timers and automation from your phone or a compatible smart home system, on top of everyday features like Multi-Flow and Dual-Split vanes for airflow direction, a quieter Night Mode, and Auto Restart after a power outage.
Split systems
Mitsubishi Electric Split System Air Conditioners
Mitsubishi Electric offers a comprehensive split system line-up, with wall-mounted, ceiling-suspended and bulkhead options to suit almost any room or use case. The range our team regularly supplies and installs includes:
- MSZ-LN Series — a sleek, modern wall-mounted unit with inbuilt Wi-Fi, 3D i-See Sensor, Nano Platinum and Plasma Quad Plus filtration, and Dual Barrier Coating
- MSZ-EF Series — a streamlined wall-mounted design with a built-in weekly timer, Nano Platinum filter, Wi-Fi control and quiet operation
- MSZ-AP Series — engineered for high performance and quiet running, with vertical and horizontal vanes, a Blue Fin condenser and R32 refrigerant
- MSZ-AS90 — a higher-capacity wall-mounted unit suited to large open-plan areas, with a Blue Fin condenser, Anti-Allergen Enzyme Filter and Night Mode
- MLZ-KP Series — a sleek ceiling cassette with auto vane control, dual level airflow select and a built-in drain pump
- SLZ-M Series — a compact 4-way ceiling cassette with 3D i-See occupant detection, fresh air intake and a built-in drain pump
- SEZ-M Series — a concealed bulkhead unit for a discreet, low-profile install, with efficient DC motors and quiet operation
With that range of options, there's a Mitsubishi Electric split system suited to almost any home or business. Our team can help you work out which model and configuration best fits your space, then supply and install it for you.
Ducted systems
Mitsubishi Electric Ducted Air Conditioners
Ducted air conditioning suits whole-home zoned climate control, or cooling larger office and retail spaces where a single split system won't be enough. Mitsubishi Electric's ducted range includes:
- PEAD-M Series — a slimline, low-profile ducted unit with a wide selection of fan speeds, 5-stage static pressure and a built-in condensation pump for an easier install
- PEA-M GAA Series — designed for long ducting runs with flexible duct design, optional zone control and Wi-Fi remote activation, running on R32 refrigerant
- PEA-M HAA Series — a 2-piece design that fits into tighter roof spaces, with 2-way maintenance access and a wide selection of fan speeds and static pressures
- PEA-M LAA Series — the largest unit in the range, built for long pipe lengths and larger properties, with a low power input fan design and optional zone control
Mitsubishi Electric makes a ducted system to suit most homes and businesses, and our team can handle the ducted installation whether it's a retrofit into an existing roof space or part of a new build.
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Split or ducted, wall-mounted or ceiling cassette — our team can talk through your space and help you land on the right Mitsubishi Electric system for your home or business.
Installation & sizing
Mitsubishi Electric Air Conditioning Installation
When it comes to Mitsubishi Electric air conditioner installation, our team works with you to find the right system for your home or business before any work begins. In doing that, we consider:
- The size of the space
- Whether you need multiple rooms cooled
- The available roof space and its load rating
- Your budget
Weighing up these factors helps us work out whether a ducted installation or a split system suits your property better, and which Mitsubishi Electric model is the right fit. For more general guidance on getting sizing right, see our air conditioning guidelines and sizing information.
If you're replacing an older air conditioner, it's also worth knowing that many current Mitsubishi Electric units support Cleaning-Free Pipe Re-Use technology, which can allow the new indoor or outdoor unit to reuse your existing refrigerant piping. That can meaningfully cut down on both the cost and the mess of a straight system replacement.
Servicing & maintenance
Mitsubishi Electric Air Conditioning Servicing
An air conditioner is a bit like a car — it needs regular maintenance to keep operating at its best and to reduce the risk of a major breakdown. Our air conditioning maintenance technicians inspect your system for excessive wear and tear, and carry out preventative repairs before minor issues turn into bigger ones.
As part of a service, we also check that the electrical components of your system are operating safely and efficiently, and clean out any built-up dust and grime so air can move through the unit properly again.
Repairs
Mitsubishi Electric Air Conditioning Repairs
If your Mitsubishi Electric system breaks down, our team draws on extensive experience across all types of air conditioners to swiftly diagnose the fault and get it repaired. Some of the common repair jobs we're called out for include:
- Burst or leaking refrigerant pipes
- No cool air coming from the unit
- Strange noise from the outdoor unit
- Inconsistent cooling
- Broken thermostats
If your Mitsubishi Electric air conditioner isn't working the way it used to, get in touch and our team will get it back up and running.
Why choose us
Your Local Mitsubishi Electric Specialists
Triforce Electrical and Air is a 100% Australian, family-owned business based in Shailer Park, servicing homes and businesses across Shailer Park, the surrounding Logan suburbs, greater Brisbane, Bayside, Redland City and the northern Gold Coast. We're backed by more than 480 Google reviews from local customers.
Our team supplies, installs and services Mitsubishi Electric air conditioning systems as part of a wider range of brands we work with — you can see the full line-up on our air conditioning brands page. If you'd like to talk through a new Mitsubishi Electric system, or need an existing one repaired or serviced, call our friendly team on 07 3520 7135 or get in touch through our contact page.
Common questions
Mitsubishi Electric Air Conditioning FAQs
What's the Difference Between Mitsubishi Electric Split and Ducted Systems?
A split system air conditioner uses a single indoor unit to heat or cool one room or open-plan area, and is available in wall-mounted, ceiling-suspended and bulkhead styles. A ducted system uses a central unit connected to ductwork hidden in your ceiling or roof space, delivering conditioned air to multiple rooms through discreet vents and allowing for zoned control across a whole home or business.
How Often Should a Mitsubishi Electric Air Conditioner Be Serviced?
Like any air conditioner, a Mitsubishi Electric system benefits from regular servicing to keep it running efficiently and reduce the risk of a major breakdown. Our technicians inspect the unit for wear and tear, check that the electrical components are operating safely, and clean any dust or grime that's built up inside the system — we can recommend a servicing interval that suits your particular system and how heavily it's used.
Can a New Mitsubishi Electric Unit Reuse My Existing Refrigerant Pipes?
In many cases, yes. Many Mitsubishi Electric indoor and outdoor units support Cleaning-Free Pipe Re-Use technology, which allows a replacement unit to use your existing refrigerant piping rather than requiring it to be replaced. This can reduce both the cost and the waste involved in upgrading an older system.
What Should I Consider When Choosing a Mitsubishi Electric System?
The right system depends on factors like the size of the space you need to cool, whether you need multiple rooms cooled at once, the available roof space and its load rating for a ducted system, and your budget. Our team can talk you through these factors and help you decide between a split system and a ducted system for your property.
Does Triforce Install and Service the Full Range of Mitsubishi Electric Systems?
Our team supplies, installs and services a wide range of Mitsubishi Electric split and ducted systems, from single-room wall-mounted units through to multi-room ducted systems for larger homes and businesses.
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