Mitsubishi Ducted Indoor Units
Air handlers that replace the furnace on your existing ducts, and low-profile ducted units that hide above the ceiling — the invisible way to get Mitsubishi comfort.
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- 12-year parts & labor warranty
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Two ways to go ducted
SVZ multi-position air handler. A furnace-sized cabinet that installs upright, horizontal or downflow in the same spot your furnace occupies, connected to the existing supply and return trunks. Paired with a Hyper-Heat outdoor unit it becomes your whole-home heating and central air system — one thermostat, the registers you already have, and no fuel bill.
SEZ / PEAD horizontal-ducted. Slim units about 8 inches tall that sit above a ceiling, in a soffit, or below a floor and feed two or three rooms through short duct runs. Popular in new construction and additions because they use far less ductwork than a conventional system, and in older homes for the upstairs bedrooms where the original ducts never reached.
Specifications that matter
| Series | SVZ-KP multi-position air handler; SEZ-KD and PEAD-A horizontal-ducted |
|---|---|
| Capacities | SVZ 12,000 – 36,000 BTU/h; SEZ/PEAD 9,000 – 42,000 BTU/h |
| Static pressure | SVZ up to 0.8 in WC; PEAD up to 0.6 in WC — real ductwork, not just a closet |
| Heating | 100% Capacity to -13°F, operates down to -35°F with H2i® outdoor units |
| Filtration | Standard 1-in filter rack; media filter and air cleaner options |
| Controls | MHK2 wall thermostat or the Comfort App; works with standard 24V thermostats via adapter |
| Warranty | Mitsubishi extended warranty registered at commissioning; 12-yr parts & labor with Elite Care Plan |
Exact model, capacity and efficiency ratings are selected per zone at your free estimate. Figures shown are typical for current Mitsubishi Electric residential lines.
Best for
- Replacing an oil, propane or gas furnace on existing ductwork
- Adding central air to a forced-air heating system
- New construction and additions
- Upstairs bedrooms fed from a hallway soffit
Questions about ducted units
Will my old ducts work?
Usually, after testing. We measure static pressure and look for leaks and undersized returns before quoting. Ducts that need sealing or a new return are priced in writing up front.
Where does the SVZ air handler go?
Where the furnace is now: basement, utility closet, attic. It installs upright, horizontal or downflow, so it fits almost any existing layout.
Do I still need a separate AC condenser?
No. The Hyper-Heat outdoor unit does both. The old AC condenser and the furnace both come out.
Can a ducted unit be part of a multi-zone system?
Yes — a common Upstate design is a ducted air handler for the first floor and wall units for the bedrooms, all on one MXZ outdoor unit.
Is ducted less efficient than ductless?
Slightly — fan energy and duct losses. Sealed ducts inside conditioned space close most of the gap. The tradeoff is invisibility and one thermostat.
Can I use my Nest or ecobee?
With a thermostat interface adapter, yes, though you lose some of the inverter's fine control. The MHK2 or the Comfort App gets the most out of the system.
Rebates Available
New York homeowners switching from oil, propane or electric baseboard to a Mitsubishi cold-climate heat pump qualify for National Grid or NYSEG rebates, and Vermont homes qualify through Efficiency Vermont plus utility bonuses. Rebate amounts change by program and tier — we tell you exactly what your home qualifies for at the free in-home estimate and handle the entire application for you.
What is your oil, propane or gas heat really costing you?
Enter your ZIP, home size and current fuel. See your real annual cost, what a Mitsubishi heat pump would cost to run instead, and your 5-year cost of doing nothing — with current NY and VT rebates applied.
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- Three paths compared. Single-zone, hybrid with your existing furnace, or whole-home Hyper-Heat.
- Rebates included. NYS Clean Heat and Vermont incentives factored in — we confirm your exact number.
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