• Mitsubishi 8.5kW R32 3Ph monobloc air source heat pump outdoor unit for residential heating systems
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Mitsubishi Heat Pump - 6kW R32 1Ph Mono ASHP Outdoor Unit UQ

Mitsubishi Heat Pump - 6kW R32 1Ph Mono ASHP Outdoor Unit UQ

SKU : PUZ-WM60VAA (497782-IE)

Overview

The innovative, stylish single-fan outdoor monobloc air source heat pump features advanced technology and uses R32 refrigerant to deliver enhanced efficiency. Engineered to meet MCS020 permitted development standards for domestic properties, its market-leading low noise levels virtually eliminate the need for planning permission, offering greater flexibility for installation.
£2,826.27 GBP Excl. VAT: £2,355.23 GBP

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Description

Product Part Number

PUZ-WM60VAA (497782-IE)

Description

The innovative, stylish single-fan outdoor monobloc air source heat pump features advanced technology and uses R32 refrigerant to deliver enhanced efficiency. Engineered to meet MCS020 permitted development standards for domestic properties, its market-leading low noise levels virtually eliminate the need for planning permission, offering greater flexibility for installation.

Technical Specifications

Available Sizes: 6kW, 8.5kW, 11.2kW

Weight: 98kg

Width: 1050mm

Depth: 480mm

Height: 1020mm

A+++ heating efficiency (Range A+++ to D)

Ultra quiet noise levels

Maintains full heating capacity at low temperatures

Zero carbon solution

MELCloud enabled

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.