Mitsubishi Electric Ireland - Ecodan Heating

02/03/2021

A great episode of EcoEye on RTE One tonight (2 March 2021). If you missed the 7pm show it’s on again at 8pm on RTE+1. Some excellent coverage of the Mitsubishi Eletric Ecodan unit delivering comfort and heat to a home when its -3 outside.

01/09/2020

01/09/2020

David McConnell explains what a heat pump is ?

20/08/2020

David McConnell from Mitsubishi Electric Ireland answers some FAQs about ecodan and heat pumps.

20/08/2020

Our Ecodan test houses have stirred quite an interest since our recent visit to our Livingstone facilities with George Clarke.

Inside our houses are 1,500 sensors which accurately measure the temperature, air pressure and humidity within the properties. And our tests have shown that our Ecodan air source heat pump is 5 times more efficient than the conventional gas boiler we've compared it too!

20/08/2020

Your customers can enjoy ultra-low running costs with the brand new 8.5kW and 11.2kW Ultra Quiet Ecodan models. With improved energy efficiency ratings of A+++, our latest models use less energy to provide the same level of energy output, meaning homeowners can receive the same exceptional performance whilst spending less on energy bills.

Explore the latest Ultra Quiet models here https://bit.ly/3ffLmPG

20/08/2020

The latest generation of Ecodan controls (FTC6) come packed with new market-leading features. Smart Grid ready makes the system future proof for the next generation of electricity tariffs, whilst built into the main controller is a quiet mode menu allowing timed set back modes to be programmed. Together with an installation wizard allowing easy system set up and intelligent room temperature control, we're excited to bring these new additions to our award-winning systems to ensure comfort and smart control.

Check them out here https://bit.ly/3ffLmPG

20/08/2020

The past few months have caused us all to reassess our homes and what we want from them.

For some, the home has transformed and now has to function in new ways, such as an office or school.

For others, seeing the difference between homes with large outdoor spaces and those with none has served to underline what we actually want from our living spaces.

And of course, many have got to enjoy an increase in family time they previously didn't have.

All of these experiences mean that there are new demands on homes of the future, and in order to meet them, we must prioritise energy-efficient technology, air quality and the provision of outdoor space wherever possible.

Read more in Max Halliwell's latest Hub article https://bit.ly/31gShDo