MXZ-3C30NAHZ Mitsubishi H2i Hyper-Heating 30,000 BTU 3-Zone Heat Pump Unit - R410A - MXZ-3C30NAHZ
Mitsubishi 30,000 BTU multi-zone hyper heat outdoor heat pump (MXZ-3C30NAHZ*). This is an extremely efficient unit that can connect to a variety of indoor unit types and can handle three zones (indoor units).
Features
This outdoor unit allows you to connect a wide variety of indoor units ranging up to a 24k BTU indoor unit.
Hyper-heating performance offers 100% heating capacity at 5°F and 88% heating capacity at -13°F
Blue Fin anti-corrosion treatment applied to heat exchanger for increased coil protection and longer life.
The outdoor unit powers the indoor units, and should a power outage occur, the system is automatically restarted when power returns.
Quiet outdoor unit operation
Intelligent Power Module (IPM) for reduced power loss
High pressure switch for additional protection
Compressor and Fan motor overheating/voltage protection
High pressure protection
What Our Experts Think
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Powerful 30,000 BTU Hyper-Heating H2i unit ideal for three-zone applications.
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Maintains efficient heating performance even in sub-zero temperatures.
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Compatible with a variety of Mitsubishi indoor unit types for flexible installation.
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Reliable year-round comfort with energy-efficient R410A refrigerant.
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Excellent choice for homes or small commercial spaces needing multi-zone climate control.
Q&A
Q: How many zones can this unit support?
A: Up to 3 indoor units (three zones).
Q: Can it provide reliable heating in cold climates?
A: Yes, Hyper-Heating H2i technology ensures efficient heating even in low temperatures.
Q: Is it compatible with multiple indoor unit types?
A: Yes, including wall-mounted, ceiling cassette, floor-mounted, and ducted units.
Q: What refrigerant does it use?
A: R410A, providing reliable performance and energy efficiency.
Maintenance Tips
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Keep the outdoor unit area clear of snow, ice, and debris for proper airflow.
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Clean indoor unit filters regularly to maintain system efficiency.
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Schedule annual professional servicing to check refrigerant levels and system health.
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Inspect piping and ductwork for obstructions or damage.
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Monitor for unusual noises or uneven temperature across zones as early signs of maintenance needs.
