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Mitsubishi Electric Air Conditioning Systems

Mitsubishi Electric is one of the most widely specified air conditioning brands in both homes and small commercial units, and we install and service their split and multi-split systems as REFCOM (F-Gas) registered engineers..

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Mitsubishi Electric is one of the most widely specified air conditioning brands in both homes and small commercial units, and we install and service their split and multi-split systems as REFCOM (F-Gas) registered engineers.

How the range is built

The wall-mounted split range uses an outdoor condensing unit paired with one or more indoor units, with refrigerant piped between them — sizing the outdoor unit correctly for the rooms served is the part that most affects comfort.

Mitsubishi Electric Air Conditioning Systems — work carried out by John The Plumb Ltd, Gas Safe registered engineers in Farnborough

What we see go wrong

Refrigerant leaks at flare joints, dirty filters restricting airflow, and drainage blockages causing indoor units to drip are the most frequent callouts.

Servicing and parts

As a high-volume brand, parts and refrigerant handling procedures are well established; we hold F-Gas certification to handle refrigerant legally and safely.

What a Mitsubishi Electric air con service covers

  • Filter cleaning and airflow check
  • Refrigerant pressure and leak inspection
  • Condensate drain clearance
  • Outdoor unit coil and fan condition

Who does the work

  • Gas Safe registered engineers — registration 554328
  • REFCOM registered for F-Gas refrigerant work
  • Worcester Bosch accredited installer
  • John The Plumb Ltd, company registration 10026483

Book Mitsubishi Electric air con installation or service

Tell us the room sizes and current setup and we'll advise on the right unit before quoting.

Questions we get asked

Are you certified to work on refrigerant systems?

Yes, we hold REFCOM F-Gas registration, which is required to legally handle refrigerant on any air conditioning system.

Why is my indoor unit dripping water?

Usually a blocked condensate drain or pipe, particularly if the unit has been running heavily or hasn't been serviced recently.

Is finance available on an air con installation?

Finance is available on boiler and air conditioning installations at 7.9% APR, subject to status.

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