Mitsubishi Electric Cooling and Heating UK

Mitsubishi Electric Cooling and Heating UK Mitsubishi Electric is a world-leading supplier of equipment that is designed to cool, heat, ventilate and control buildings.

Decades of dedicated research enable us to provide you with an advanced range of products that offer complete design flexibility

The 54th AUE Annual Conference is just around the corner. It’s a great opportunity to meet our experts, talk, connect an...
01/09/2026

The 54th AUE Annual Conference is just around the corner. It’s a great opportunity to meet our experts, talk, connect and learn how our range of HVAC systems can help your university improve energy efficiency, reduce carbon emissions and create a more comfortable teaching and learning environment.

As the UK’s No. 1 Commercial Heat Pump Manufacturer*, we’ve helped Bournemouth, Durham and Salford Universities replace outdated systems with reliable, sustainable HVAC solutions. Now we’d love to help you.

Visit our website to learn more about how we’ve helped universities engineer the future. And if you’re attending the AUE Conference 2026, drop by our stand (number 36) for a chat.

Learn More: https://ow.ly/4hnA50ZGqqz



*Based on an independent survey of 200 senior HVAC decision-makers conducted by Alchemy Research, during April and May 2026. Verification available at: https://ow.ly/fTtM50ZGqqw

Insightful conversations. New connections. Industry innovation. Discover all this and more at PROPTECH 2026: Europe’s la...
28/08/2026

Insightful conversations. New connections. Industry innovation. Discover all this and more at PROPTECH 2026: Europe’s largest real estate tech event.

We're delighted to be joining our colleagues from Mitsubishi Electric Iconics Digital Solutions, Platinum Sponsor of PROPTECH CONNECT on 9th-10th September.

Come and chat with our Corporate Sales team and find out how our range of industry-leading HVAC solutions for commercial real estate owners and developers can improve the operational efficiency of your property portfolio – as well as reducing carbon and running costs too.

Two unmissable days of networking, innovation, top tech and shaping the future. See you at PROPTECH CONNECT: InterContinental London – The O2, 9th-10th September 2026.

Register here: https://ow.ly/wBTQ50ZGqjR

Global HVACR Women Week 2026 is a worldwide celebration of the women shaping the future of heating, ventilation, air con...
10/08/2026

Global HVACR Women Week 2026 is a worldwide celebration of the women shaping the future of heating, ventilation, air conditioning, refrigeration and heat pumps. Taking place from 25th-31st October 2026, the week brings together professionals, students, educators and leaders to share knowledge, celebrate achievements and build meaningful connections across our industry.

Whether you're interested in hosting a webinar, sharing your story, volunteering, or attending events from around the world, there are plenty of ways to get involved. We encourage our colleagues, partners and wider industry network to get involved and help amplify diverse voices across HVACR.

Learn more and get involved: https://ow.ly/cZnp50ZxZAx

Part O of the Building Regulations addresses overheating in new homes, but the June heat wave has shown the majority of ...
17/07/2026

Part O of the Building Regulations addresses overheating in new homes, but the June heat wave has shown the majority of UK homes remain vulnerable. In our featured Hub article, Amy McEwen considers whether Part O of the Building Regulations should also apply to existing buildings.

With the latest climate risk assessment from the Climate Change Committee (CCC) warning that rising temperatures are already affecting communities across the UK and will only intensify in the coming decades, there is a clear need to mitigate overheating in existing as well as new building stock. Fewer than 5% of UK homes have air conditioning, while more than half of homes in England already overheat during relatively mild summers. Public buildings such as schools, hospitals and care homes also lack adequate cooling and were largely designed for a cooler climate.

To address these challenges, the CCC has proposed a number of recommendations to the Government. They estimate that implementing these measures would cost around £3.8 billion but deliver benefits worth three times that amount. Investing in climate adaptation now is far more cost-effective than delaying action and will be essential to protect public health and build resilience to a hotter future. To read the full report, click on the link below.

Learn More: https://bit.ly/4vseMSy

Given the UK’s traditionally cool, wet climate, overheating in homes may seem like an unlikely concern. However, the eff...
15/07/2026

Given the UK’s traditionally cool, wet climate, overheating in homes may seem like an unlikely concern. However, the effects of climate change are already becoming evident. According to the UK Met Office, summers are expected to become increasingly hotter over the coming decades, with a greater likelihood of prolonged periods of above-average temperatures and reduced rainfall.

In response to this growing challenge, Part O of the Building Regulations was introduced to address the rising risk of overheating in modern homes, which are often designed to be highly airtight and well insulated to improve energy efficiency and retain heat during colder months.

Our CPD guide provides a comprehensive overview of the requirements of Part O, including the relevant assessment methods and calculations. It also explores the range of solutions available from Mitsubishi Electric, including the new Residential Lossnay with Cooling Module, designed to help manage overheating and improve occupant comfort in modern residential buildings.

Download the guide today to learn more:: https://bit.ly/4oPbxlR

As part of our Women in Engineering celebration at InstallerSHOW, we hosted an insightful panel discussion focused on th...
09/07/2026

As part of our Women in Engineering celebration at InstallerSHOW, we hosted an insightful panel discussion focused on the experiences, opportunities and challenges facing women in construction today.

Bringing together inspiring professionals from across the industry, the conversation highlighted the importance of representation, mentorship and creating pathways for future generations entering the built environment sector.

Thank you to our panellists for sharing their expertise and perspectives, and to everyone who joined us for this important discussion.

🎥 Watch the full panel session here: https://youtu.be/Sp866EScNLU

07/07/2026

On Women in Engineering Day, we celebrated the talented women driving innovation, leadership and change across engineering, construction and the wider built environment at InstallerSHOW

From thought-provoking discussions on diversity and inclusion to inspiring stories from individuals like Grace Deane, the day showcased the breadth of opportunities available to women across our industries and the positive impact they continue to make.

Thank you to everyone who took part and helped make the event such a success.

🎥 Take a look at some of the highlights from the day.

03/07/2026

With the warm weather set to return this weekend, now’s the perfect time to make sure your home stays cool and comfortable.

We make it easy to find the right solution for your space with our Home Air Conditioning Selector Tool🏡❄️ Simply enter a few details about your home, and we’ll help match you with the ideal system – tailored to your needs and style. No guesswork, just smart, efficient cooling when you need it most. Then you can send your report straight to an accredited installer in your area using our Find an Installer tool.

Try the selector tool now and find your perfect fit: https://ow.ly/KSyv50ZjWcg

A quick reminder that tomorrow is the CIBSE Technology and Innovation Conference 2026! We're pleased to support as a Go...
30/06/2026

A quick reminder that tomorrow is the CIBSE Technology and Innovation Conference 2026! We're pleased to support as a Gold Sponsor, reinforcing our commitment to advancing innovation, efficiency and low‑carbon technologies across the built environment.

The conference provides a valuable platform to explore emerging technologies, share best practice and discuss the challenges shaping the future of building services engineering.

Secure your last minute spot here: https://ow.ly/G5YM50ZiEfX

30/06/2026

Winner of Domestic Ventilation Product of the Year at the HVR Awards 2025, the Residential Lossnay MVHR system with Cooling Module from Mitsubishi Electric is designed to deliver tempered fresh air, help reduce the risk of overheating in homes, whilst supporting compliance with Part O of the Building Regulations.

Featuring a self-contained direct expansion system, inverter technology and lower GWP R32 refrigerant, it delivers efficient, sustainable cooling. Designed to support Part O compliance, it offers flexible activation temperatures, adjustable capacity steps and overshoot controls to help maintain compliant indoor conditions with confidence.

Additional features include multi-zone activation with up to four room sensors, quiet operation, flexible airflow options and a low-profile design that allows other services to be installed beneath the unit. To find out more, download our animated infographic.

Download Animated Infographic: https://youtu.be/A0hvY08VN-A

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