Living Environmental Systems Division

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Ecodan PUHZ-W50VHA
Ecodan 1.55kW (A2 W35) heat pump boiler
Designed for smaller applications new build
small homes
Power supply 16 Amp 3 core 1.5mm2 cable
Maximum running Current - 13 Amps
Maximum flow rate 14.3 L/M Minimum flow rate
6.5 L/M
330mm
Pipe diameter 22mm
Noise level - 45dba
Living Environmental Systems Division
740mm
Bruce McGregor
950mm
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Ecodan PUHZ-W85VHA
Ecodan 38.5kW (A2 W35) heat pump
boiler Designed for 2-3-4 bed homes new build
large homes
Power supply 25 Amp 3 core 4mm2 cable
Maximum running Current - 23 Amps
Maximum flow rate 25 L/M Minimum flow rate 10
L/M
330mm
Pipe diameter 22mm
Noise level - 49dba
950mm
Living Environmental Systems Division
950mm
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Ecodan - PUHZ-HW140VHA
Ecodan 14kW (A2 W35) heat pump boiler Very
large modern new build and older properties
Power supply 40 Amp 3 core 6mm2 cable
Maximum running Current - 35 Amps
Maximum flow rate 40 L/M Minimum flow rate 20
L/M
330mm
Pipe diameter 28mm
Noise level 53 dba
1350mm
Living Environmental Systems Division
Bruce McGregor
1020mm
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Easy to Install Flow Return pipes
and Electrical Connection
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Package Tank
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Training centres
Boasts some excellent facilities that are the
envy of the Industry we have four centre in the
UK, livingston, Manchester,Birmingham and
Hatfield. Designed to enhance the product
knowledge of both employees and customers alike,
this facility ensures we continue to raise the
industry standard. Qualified training engineers
conduct the courses in a training room that
caters for up to 20 people, whilst adjacent to
the training room is a fully operational
demonstration suite, This room provides the ideal
opportunity to gain practical experience and to
put the detailed theory into practice. The
facilities we have enable us to manufacture to
the highest standard in the most cost
effective way, ensuring we maintain our position
at the forefront of the air conditioning and
heating industry, today and well into the future.
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Winter Performance (Nov 08 March 09) Case
Study Gas Retrofit

• 2000 built 4 Bed Luton House
• Previous heating system 80
• Efficient gas boiler Providing
• 23.2kW
• Existing radiators flow temp
• 70oC total output 13.4kW
• 9kW Ecodan Installed
• 45 carbon reduction
• 35 running costs

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Case Study - Retrofit

• 1999 Five bedroom
• Previous system 22kW- rated LPG boiler
• Replaced with Ecodan 14kW unit
• Radiator unchanged
• Average COP 3.25
• Average outdoor temp 4ºC
• Running cost reduction 66
• CO2 reduction 50

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Case Study New Build

• 3-bed new build 2009
• Designed for use with Ecodan
• 33 saving against gas
• 48 CO2 saving
• Average COP 3.0

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How to become a Mitsubishi Ecodan Contractor
Download from the website or contact us to
request your Heating Partner Programme pack which
contains all you need to know about becoming an
Approved Ecodan Installer. Complete the
application form and the individual engineers
profile forms and supply the appropriate
insurance and qualification certificates.
Mitsubishi Electric will process these and upon
successful review of your application Mitsubishi
Electric will approve this and supply details of
the available training courses. Once the
candidates have attended the training course,
your company will be awarded Approved Ecodan
Installer accreditation and you will receive an
Introduction Pack to the programme.
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Full Training and Certification
Living Environmental Systems Division
Bruce McGregor
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Requirements
All companies that apply to participate in the
Heating Partner Programme are required to
demonstrate that their installation/maintenance
engineers have obtained the following
qualifications Unvented Hot Water Certificate
It is a requirement under G3 of the building
regulations that anyone installing, commissioning
or maintaining an unvented hot water storage
vessel (a component of Ecodan) is competent to do
so. We accept Unvented Hot Water Certificates
from the following Logic, City Guilds 6019,
NIC, BPEC Building Engineering Services
(CITB) City Guilds 6084 (Certificate in
Energy Efficiency in Domestic Heating). This
course has been designed to enable plumbing
heating engineers to confirm their competence
in The design, installation, service
maintenance of unvented hot water storage
systems. The understanding of central heating
hot water storage systems design installation
issues as they relate to energy conservation
measures as detailed under part L1 of the
building regulations. We also accept Energy
Efficiency in Domestic Heating Certificates from
the following Logic, NIC, BPEC Building
Engineering Services (CITB) Also desirable are
City Guilds 6089, NVQ levels 2 3
Plumbing. Mitsubishi Electric will expect to
review certificates of the engineers that are
attending the training course in order to
validate their Approved Ecodan Installer
application.