Centralised Controllers
A wide range of centralised controllers are available to monitor and control our equipment efficiently. Some of our centralised controllers can also be used to monitor and control third party equipment.
Browse RangeRemote Controllers
Our air conditioning systems are supported by a multitude of remote controllers. Each remote controller type, whilst being able to support the general control and monitoring functions for a group of indoor units, can also offer other unique operational features.
Browse RangeSolution Interfaces
Our dedicated solution interfaces now include new sector specific products such as our RMI Interfaces.
Browse RangeSimple Interfaces
A wide range of interfaces are available to allow third party equipment to monitor and control our units. Some interfaces are also available to monitor and control third party equipment from our centralised controllers.
Browse RangeAdvanced Interfaces
A wide range of interfaces are available to allow third party equipment to monitor and control our units. Some interfaces are also available to monitor and control third party equipment from our centralised controllers.
Browse RangeBEMS Interfaces
Our air conditioning systems are supported by a multitude of BEMS interfaces. Each interface type, whilst being able to support the general control and monitoring functions for a group of indoor units, can also offer other unique operational features.
Browse RangeCloud Control Solutions
A new generation of Cloud based control for Mitsubishi Electric Air Conditioning, Heating and Heat Recovery Ventilation products. Accessing and controlling your Mitsubishi Electric products has never been simpler and is now possible via a wide range of PC, Tablets and Smartphones.
Browse RangeFrequently Asked Questions
What is a HVAC control system?
HVAC (Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning) Control systems allow building managers to operate the HVAC equipment within their building. In addition, these controls can take building performance to the next level, enabling full control of third party equipment, such as CO2 sensors, as well as being able to link to Building Management Systems (BMS). With them, BMS can become more responsive, easier to automate and maintain and less costly to operate in the long term.
