Efficiency and Sustainability
Energy Efficiency
One of the top benefits of switching to Mitsubishi ductless systems and ducted heat pumps is the huge jump they provide in energy efficiency versus older, inefficient oil-burning systems. Energy efficiency is great for the planet, but that’s not all—it also saves you hard-earned money, year after year.
Mitsubishi Electric ductless heating and cooling systems are renowned for their energy efficiency. Many of them use inverter technology, which adjusts power according to your home’s heating needs to optimize energy use. This can lead to immediate cost savings—especially if they are replacing an outdated, inefficient oil-fired system. In fact, a ductless mini split system can be up to 300% more efficient than oil-fired systems. Energy.gov estimates that a ductless mini split system will save you up to 75% on energy bills compared to heating your home with oil. That’s why they can qualify you for thousands of dollars in federal and Mass Save rebates!
Mitsubishi ducted heat pump systems are also highly efficient. They transfer heat between your home and the outdoor air, reducing electricity use for heating by up to 75% compared to electric resistance heating like furnaces and baseboard heaters. When the time comes to switch to air conditioning, high-efficiency heat pumps dehumidify better than standard central A/C, using less energy and providing greater comfort as a result.
Sustainability
What’s better than a system that helps the planet and saves you money? Unlike systems that burn oil, Mitsubishi Electric heat pumps and mini-splits produce zero emissions from your home. That’s good news for the environment. They can also incorporate advanced filtering technologies to remove irritating allergens and pollutants from your indoor environment. Because they are so much more energy efficient and produce no on-site emissions, you’re helping build a greener future in alignment with global and local decarbonization goals by switching to a Mitsubishi Electric heating and cooling system.