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Mitsubishi - 170L R32 1Ph Mono Packaged Cylinder Standard +2kW Boost Heater 

Mitsubishi - 170L R32 1Ph Mono Packaged Cylinder Standard +2kW Boost Heater 

SKU : EHPT17X-VM2DR1 (574294-IE)

Overview

The Mitsubishi EHPT17X-VM2DR1 170 L Packaged Cylinder is a fully integrated domestic hot water and space heating solution designed specifically for use with Mitsubishi Electric Ecodan R32 Monobloc air source heat pumps. Ideal for new build and retrofit applications, this compact cylinder delivers outstanding hot water performance while ensuring fast, straightforward installation.
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Description

Product Part Number

EHPT17X-VM2DR1 (574294-IE)

Product Overview

The Mitsubishi EHPT17X-VM2DR1 170 L Packaged Cylinder is a fully integrated domestic hot water and space heating solution designed specifically for use with Mitsubishi Electric Ecodan R32 Monobloc air source heat pumps. Ideal for new build and retrofit applications, this compact cylinder delivers outstanding hot water performance while ensuring fast, straightforward installation.

Featuring a fully packaged, pre-plumbed and pre-wired design, installation time is significantly reduced. High domestic hot water output and rapid recovery times are achieved through plate heat exchanger technology, providing reliable comfort even during peak demand.

The system includes energy monitoring as standard, SD card commissioning, and a built-in setup wizard for quick and intuitive start-up. Wi-Fi compatibility allows remote access and monitoring, making this cylinder a future-ready solution for modern homes seeking efficiency, performance, and ease of use.

Key Features

- Designed for Mitsubishi Electric Ecodan R32 Monobloc heat pumps

- 170 litre domestic hot water capacity

- Fully packaged solution for space heating and DHW

- Pre-plumbed and pre-wired for rapid installation

- Plate heat exchanger for fast hot water recovery

- 2 kW electric boost heater as standard

- Energy monitoring included

- SD card commissioning for fast setup

- Built-in setup wizard

- Wi-Fi compatible for remote connection

- Sleek, modern, space-saving design

Technical Specification

General

- Nominal Hot Water Volume: 170 litres

- Mechanical Zones: DHW + 2 Heating Zones

- Sound Power Level: 40 dBA

Cylinder Construction

- Material: Duplex 2101 Stainless Steel (EN 10088)

- Casing Material: Pre-coated metal

- Colour: Munsell 6.2 Pb 9/0.9 (RAL 260 90 05)

Dimensions & Weight

- Height: 1400 mm

- Width: 595 mm

- Depth: 680 mm

- Weight (Empty / Full): 86 kg / 262 kg

Water Connections

- Primary Water Connection: 28 mm

- Domestic Hot Water Connection: 22 mm

- Primary Circuit Flow Rate: 5 – 25.8 L/min

- Primary Expansion Vessel: 12 litres

Water Safety Devices

Primary Circuit

- Control Thermistor Range: 1 – 80 °C

- Pressure Relief Valve: 0.3 MPa

- Minimum Flow Sensor: 5 L/min

DHW Circuit

- Control Thermistor: 75 °C

Electrical Data

Control Board

- Power Supply: Single Phase 220–240 V, 50 Hz

- Current: 1.95 A

- Fuse Rating (MCB): 10 A

Boost Heater

- Electrical Load: 2 kW

- Current: 9 A

- Fuse Rating (MCB): 16 A

ErP Performance (Average Climate)

Water Heating Energy Efficiency (ηwh):

- PUZ-WM50VHA: 120%

- PUZ-WM60VAA: 120%

- PUZ-WM85VAA: 120%

Hot Water Reference Temperature: 55.5 °C

Heat Loss: 1.65 kWh / 24 h

Declared Load Profile: L

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What size air source heat pump does my home need?

    Heat-pump sizing should be based on a property heat-loss calculation rather than floor area alone. Insulation, construction, design temperatures, hot-water demand and heat emitters all influence the required output.

  • How noisy is an air source heat pump?

    Noise varies by model, operating output and installation location. Check the manufacturer’s published sound data and consider positioning, clearances, windows and neighbouring properties during system planning.

  • Can one heat pump run both radiators and underfloor heating?

    Yes, a correctly designed heat-pump system can serve both radiators and underfloor heating, although the different flow-temperature and control requirements of each circuit need to be considered.