Pro Energy Inc. is the authorized agent and distributor for the Mitsubishi Heavy Industries line of air conditioning systems. Our systems are high quality, long lasting and very energy efficient systems using up to 50% less energy than comparable traditional systems. This translates to significant financial savings over time – savings in electricity that pays back for the entire system over time and carries on saving month after month, year after year for many, many years of cool, comfortable surroundings.
All our systems by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries -
- are 100% inverter driven
- are genuine 50Hz (not 50/60Hz or 60Hz that will work on 50Hz)
- use the environmentally friendly R410a refrigerant
- are made in Japan (not China)
- have warranties of 5 years on the compressors (the expensive money component) and 1 year for all other parts.
Commercial applications
Our full commercial line of air conditioning systems employ the latest technology VRF (Variable Refrigerant Flow) design configuration.
This means that an installation can be made up of one outdoor unit feeding several indoor units of varying size and type. Although more suitable for larger commercial applications, the VRF design can also be used in residential applications where the client wants to take advantage of the VRF technology. In addition to being a much more energy efficient technology, this design configuration is also very much more efficient than centralized packaged ducted systems – that’s a two-fold improvement.
Light commercial applications
This category is generally made up of the larger split systems – 24,000btu to 96,000btu (or 2 tons to 8 tons). They are available as ceiling cassettes, in-ceiling ducted, ceiling suspended and floor standing models. Mitsubishi Heavy Industries do not make wall mounted systems in sizes larger than 24,000btu; the physical size of the indoor unit is seen as ‘ugly and clumsy’ on a wall.
Residential applications
Residential systems by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries are primarily (but not limited to) wall mounted systems. These systems have all the ‘bells and whistles’ while being some of the most energy efficient systems available.
