Good indoor air quality

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Better Breathing

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Moisture Control

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Fewer Allergens

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Lower Energy Costs

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Improved Wellbeing

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Better Breathing

We spend around 92% of our lives indoors where the levels of pollutants can be up to 5 times higher than they are outdoors, so effective filtration of incoming air is essential

Moisture Control

Lossnay recovers both latent heat (humidity/moisture) and sensible heat (temperature) to offer more efficient heat transfer

Fewer Allergens

Modern ventilation systems will filter out dust and allergens to deliver comfortable fresh air   

Lower Energy Costs

Lossnay can transfer up to 80% of heat energy from the outgoing stale air into the fresh air supply minimising the energy needed to bring the fresh air up to room temperature

Improved Wellbeing

Continually refreshing the internal air makes it easier to concentrate in office environments and helps improve wellbeing

Why choose Mitsubishi Electric?

Poor indoor air quality can be attributed to many problems in a building such as dampness, rot and mould. Pollutants are also known to be a major cause of damaging health issues such as asthma and eczema. Stale air is also believed to lead to a loss in productivity and low morale. 

According to the Building Research Establishment (BRE), exposure to air pollutants depends a lot on our exposure to indoor air and when we spend an estimated 90 per cent of our time inside buildings, we need to ensure these environments are fresh and comfortable.


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Download our Indoor Air Quality guide

It is a sobering fact that around 92% of our day is now spent indoors, so it’s vitality important that we recognise that indoor air quality (IAQ) has a major effect on our overall welfare.

At Mitsubishi Electric we’ve been working with the Building Engineering Services Association (BESA) to provide the general public with an informative guide to improving IAQ in all different types of buildings. It’s great to be able to say that our joint work on what is now a subject of unprecedented public interest has recently been endorsed by high profile child health campaigner and World Health Organisation advocate Rosamund-Adoo Kissi-Debrah.

Feel free to download the guide and please pass it on to your customers or keep for reference, we hope you find it useful.


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The demand for clean indoor air and improved energy efficiency in increasingly airtight buildings has caused a surge in demand for mechanical ventilation.

With tougher building regulations and legislation, along with concern over the spread of serious virus', a ventilation system that is both effective at bringing in fresh air and also highly energy efficient is now top of the requirements for architects, installers and occupants.


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Ventilation

Introducing the new residential Lossnay

The residential Lossnay range of Mechanical Ventilation with Heat Recovery (MVHR) units create an environment of constant clean and healthy air at home.

Designed to be as quiet as possible these systems are designed to continuously extract from bathrooms, kitchens, toilets, and utility rooms where air can become polluted with high humidity, fumes, and chemicals on a regular basis.

Key benefits include:

  • Ultra quiet noise levels
  • Optional particulate matter filer, including NOx filtration
  • Full summer bypass function and cloud control
  • Digital controller included for ease of commissioning and use

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Watch our latest webinar

Join Mitsubishi Electric’s webinar to explore how mechanical ventilation can improve indoor air quality in our day to day lives and the reasons why it should be at the forefront of everyone’s mind.


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Introducing our most powerful filtration technology in a flexible, bolt-on format

Plasma Quad Connect is a powerful, bolt-on air purifying device which delivers Plasma Quad Technology to both new and existing installations of Mitsubishi Electric air conditioning units – right across the M Series, Mr Slim and City Multi ranges. Plasma Quad highly effectively neutralises 6 key indoor pollutants, as well as inhibits 99.8% of SARS-CoV2* .

Easy to install, service and maintain, Plasma Quad Connect offers complete peace of mind to building owners and their occupants.

* Derived from and subject to test results, for and on behalf of Mitsubishi Electric, conducted at the Microbial Testing Laboratory, Japan Textile Quality and  Technology Center, Kobe, Japan.

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Why is indoor air quality important?

Indoor air quality in our homes

Take a look at our 'indoor air quality in the home' video

Indoor air quality for schools

Take a look at our 'Indoor Air Quality for our schools.' video

Indoor air quality for universities

Take a look at our 'Indoor Air Quality in Universities' video

Our memberships and partnerships

The Building Engineering Services Association (BESA)

The Building Engineering Services Association (BESA) was established over 115 years ago. Its members install and maintain heating, ventilating and air conditioning systems in homes and other buildings. BESA has set high standards of competence and quality for members, and supports them with technical guidance, training and advice. BESA regards indoor air quality as key to occupant health, and has called for buildings to be ‘safe havens’ from outdoor pollution.

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Global Action Plan

Global Action Plan is a charity that helps people live more sustainable lives by connecting what is good for us and good for the planet. We're the people behind Clean Air Day, the UK's largest air pollution campaign. We work with people on bringing about compassion not consumerism and increasing wellbeing - what's good for us is often greener too. And we bring business and young people together to work on a sustainable future - helping young people develop the skills and knowledge to tackle environmental issues is good for the planet and for everyone's future too.

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Buildings as Safe Havens

Indoor Air Quality Guide

Breathe easier with Lossnay ventilation

LOSSNAY CORE

80%

The technology behind the energy efficiency of the Lossnay range lies in the construction of the paper core, which enables exchange of both latent heat (humidity/moisture) and sensible heat (temperature).

The Lossnay core is capable of transferring up to 80% of heat energy from the outgoing stale air into the fresh air supply, to minimise the energy needed to bring the fresh air up to room temperature. This unique core is utilised within both Mechanical Ventilation with Heat Recovery systems and Air Handing Units.

30%

By ultilising recoverable energy, Lossnay is able to save upto 30% on the capital outlay by reducing the heating and cooling loads within an occupied commercial space. In domestic spaces Lossnay units can be wall mounted or installed in ceiling spaces enabling a fresh, clean and healthy internal environment to be maintained whilst reducing heating and cooling costs.

Key Lossnay and ventilation products

Climaveneta Wizard

Air Handing Units

Ideal for buildings such as schools, offices, commercial properties and hospitality, our air handling units highly advanced, flexible and efficient.

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Commercial Ventilation

Our commercial Lossnay systems can be utilised virtually anywhere to extract stale air and then recover the heating or cooling energy to either warm or cool incoming fresh air.​

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Domestic Ventilation

Our domestic ventilation systems are ideal for modern homes with high insulation afforded by double glazing and cavity insulation, which require ventilation to remove stale air without major heat loss.

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