SEER2 rating helps consumers compare energy efficiency when choosing a new air conditioner. Higher SEER2 ratings mean significant utility savings. The federal minimum is 14 SEER2 with ratings into the 20 SEER2 range. A 20 SEER2 uses half the energy of a 10 seer much like MPG ratings for vehicles.
Heat pumps are all electric and good for mild and cold climates.
Mitsubishi 36000 BTU Multi-Zone Mini Split Heat Pump AC Condenser | SM-Series Inverter R454B (MXZ-SM36NL)
SKU
5347
UPC#:
647379455675
Model #: MXZ-SM36NL
SEER2 rating helps consumers compare energy efficiency when choosing a new air conditioner. Higher SEER2 ratings mean significant utility savings. The federal minimum is 14 SEER2 with ratings into the 20 SEER2 range. A 20 SEER2 uses half the energy of a 10 seer much like MPG ratings for vehicles.
Heat pumps are all electric and good for mild and cold climates.
The MXZ-SM36NL is an outdoor unit for multi-zone mini split systems. It can connect to up to four indoor units, letting you set up a heating and cooling system tailored to your home's needs. With many compatible indoor units and energy-saving technology, the MXZ-SM36NL is a great choice for almost any home.
Features
Compatible with M- and P-Series and CITY MULTI® indoor units (branch box required for connection with M- and P-Series)
Compressor overcurrent detection
Compressor thermal protection
Fan motor overheating/voltage protection
High pressure protection
INVERTER-driven compressor: Compressor generates the precise capacity needed to maintain a temperature set point.
Quiet operation: Outdoor units are as quiet as a typical conversation, and most indoor units are whisper quiet.
Seacoast protection: Seacoast protection on heat exchanger and base panel (rated for 2,000 hrs. in accordance with ASTM B117 testing)
Thermal Differential 1°F
Also known as "Mr. Slim" - Mitsubishi's popular nickname for its ductless mini split line
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