Fresh Air Heat Recovery Ventilation

Combine with Ducted Whole Home Heating

Maximise comfort by combining our ducted system with Lossnay Balanced Pressure Ventilation. Mitsubishi Electric Lossnay Ventilation can be integrated with a PEAD Ducted Heat Pump System offering a complete home heating, cooling and ventilation solution.

The Lossnay Balanced Pressure Ventilation System recovers energy from the stale, damp air it extracts from your home – and then uses that energy to pre-warm or pre-cool the incoming filtered fresh air. This means that when Lossnay is combined with your ducted system, your home can be brought to the desired temperature faster because the heating system is not required to work as hard to do so. By having a well ventilated home the air is also much drier, further speeding up the efficient heating process. In addition, because fresh air is brought in from the outside and not from the attic, air quality is maximised. When these two systems are combined to work together, it will ultimately create a drier, healthier environment for you and your family.

Installation example of a whole home solution - Lossnay ventilation & ducted heat pump

Optional Wi-Fi Interlock^* for Total Home Control

Seamlessly combine your Mitsubishi Electric Ducted Heat Pump and Lossnay Energy Recovery Ventilation System through your Wi-Fi Control App for ultimate visibility and control.

Because your Ducted Heat Pump needs to be in fan, heating or cooling mode for the connected Lossnay system to operate, you can now choose from two innovative modes to customise your climate control setup.

Use the "Power Interlock" mode, to enjoy set and forget convenience.
In this mode both systems will always automatically activate together no matter which system you initially turn on.

Opt for "Fresh Air Fan Interlock" mode to prioritise fresh air circulation; regardless of whether the ducted system is turned on.
In this mode, the Lossnay System will override a ducted system that is turned off and automatically activates the system’s Fan Mode. As a result, fresh air continues to circulate efficiently throughout the home.

^*Note: To enable Wi-Fi Interlock Control, both units will require a Wi-Fi Interface.

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