Mitsubishi Ceiling Air Conditioning PLA-SM140EA / PUZ-SM140YKA2 13.4kW/49000Btu

Mitsubishi Electric Air Conditioning PLA-SM140EA / PUZ-SM140YKA2 Standard Ceiling Cassette 13.4kW/49000Btu 4-Way Blow Standard Inverter Heat Pump (Three Phase) 

The PLA-SM Standard Inverter Air Conditioning range is a ceiling cassette system that blends a host of outstanding features with a sophisticated streamlined design. Offering advanced control options and quiet operation, this range provides extreme flexibility and ease of installation whilst being cost effective.

The PLA-SM Standard Inverter Air Conditioning range is a ceiling cassette system that blends a host of outstanding features with a sophisticated streamlined design. Offering advanced control options and quiet operation, this range provides extreme flexibility and ease of installation whilst being cost effective. Available in: 7.1kW, 10.0kW, 12.5kW, 14.0kW

Features:

• Our PLA-SM Inverter range offers customers all the features and benefits of inverter technology whilst being cost effective.

• Improved airflow control, including horizontal airflow for greater comfort

• Optional 3D i-see sensor grille (PLP-6EAE) provides customised comfort by automatically monitoring room occupancy, position and body temperatures

• Optional filter lowering operation down to 4m (PLP-6EAJ)

• Replace Technology available

• Single fan chassis across entire outdoor unit range

Warranty: This system comes with 3 years manufacturer’s only parts warranty.

Please Note; This Air Conditioning system has to be installed by an F-GAS Certified Installer in accordance with F-GAS regulations, and to validate and maintain the above manufacturer’s parts only warranty. We offer installation in most parts of UK, please contact us for installation price. Alternatively you may hire an F-GAS Certified Installer to install this system and provide us the evidence of it once installation is completed. This is a requirement of the Article 11 (5) EC/517/214 on Fluorinated Greenhouse Gases and the Fluorinated Greenhouse Gases Regulations 2015.