Basic Entry ZSP W Series
The entry model in the Mitsubishi Heavy Industries wall mounted range. Ask us and we will send the sheet for the size you need.

The data sheets for the Mitsubishi Heavy Industries and GENERAL systems we install. Ask us and we will send the sheet for the system on your quotation.
A specification sheet, sometimes called a data sheet, is the manufacturer's summary of a unit's performance and physical details. It is the document we work from when we choose a system for an air conditioning installation, and it is the clearest way to compare one quotation with another, because it shows what the unit is designed to do rather than what a brochure says about it.
For split systems the sheet usually lists the indoor and outdoor units together, because they are designed and tested as a pair. When you compare sheets from two quotations, make sure you are comparing the same kind of pairing at a similar capacity, otherwise the figures will not line up.

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The sheets for the Mitsubishi Heavy Industries and GENERAL systems we install. For another make, a sheet that has moved or a different size, ask us and we will send it.
The wall mounted range runs from the entry ZSP to the Standard Plus ZTL, the Premium ZS and the Diamond ZSX. Each sheet covers one capacity, so ask us for the exact size we quote.
GENERAL systems come from the maker formerly known as Fujitsu General, so some models keep their older Fujitsu codes.
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The entry model in the Mitsubishi Heavy Industries wall mounted range. Ask us and we will send the sheet for the size you need.
The Standard Plus wall mounted split, the step up from the entry model. Ask us and we will send the sheet for the size you need.
A wall mounted split for bedrooms and living rooms in three finishes, with an allergen filter and app control, that can also run on a multi split outdoor unit.
The top wall mounted model in the MHI range, with twin louvres, a motion sensor that eases off when the room is empty, and longer pipe runs.
A four way ceiling cassette sized to drop into a standard suspended ceiling grid, with a built in condensate pump, suited to small offices and shops.
A slim unit hidden in the ceiling void that delivers air through ducts and grilles, so only the grilles show in the room.
One outdoor unit that serves several indoor units, each connected by its own pair of refrigerant pipes.
A low console that sits at floor level against a wall, useful under windows, in loft rooms and where a high wall unit will not fit.
A wall mounted split with a slim square front, quiet airflow and optional app control.
A wall mounted split with clean lines and a compact width that fits narrow spaces such as above a door.
A compact four way ceiling cassette for suspended ceilings in offices, shops and studios.
A slim ducted unit for narrow ceiling voids, with adjustable fan pressure and air delivered through grilles.
Multi split outdoor units that run two to five indoor units from one outdoor unit.
A floor console with pipe and drain connections in several directions, for rooms where a high wall unit will not suit.

Capacity. Cooling and heating capacity are shown in kilowatts. This is the figure we match to your room at the survey, after looking at its size, its windows, the sun it gets and how it is used.
Energy labels. The sheet shows the energy ratings for cooling and heating, often with seasonal figures that describe how the unit performs across a year rather than at a single test point. An inverter unit eases off once the room is up to temperature, and the seasonal figures are where that shows.
Sound levels. Indoor and outdoor sound levels are given in decibels, often at several fan speeds. They help us place the outdoor unit sensibly, away from a neighbour's window, and they are useful where a council asks for a noise assessment.
Dimensions and weight. The height, width, depth and weight of each unit tell us whether it fits the wall, the ceiling void or the bracket, and how much clearance it needs for air and for servicing.
Refrigerant. The sheet names the refrigerant and the factory charge. Together with any refrigerant added on site for a longer pipe run, they set the system's CO2 equivalent, which decides whether F-Gas leak checks are needed and how often.
This page holds the sheets for Mitsubishi Heavy Industries and GENERAL. We are a Mitsubishi Heavy Industries 3 Diamond Dealer, the top level of dealer status with MHI Air Conditioning and Water Heating.
The Mitsubishi Heavy Industries wall mounted range runs in four steps: the SRK-ZSP entry model, the SRK-ZTL Standard Plus, the SRK-ZS Premium and the SRK-ZSX Diamond. At the survey we recommend the step that suits the room and send you its sheet.
GENERAL is the brand of the maker formerly known as Fujitsu General, so some GENERAL models keep their older Fujitsu codes. Manufacturers update their ranges regularly, so the sheet you need depends on the exact units quoted. We also service and repair every major brand, not only the ones we fit, and for an existing system we can usually find its data from the model number on the rating label.
Every JAC quotation names the indoor and outdoor units. Ask, and we will send you the specification sheet for exactly those units, so you can check the capacity, the sound levels and the dimensions for yourself, or pass the sheet to an architect, a building manager or the council.
On commercial projects we can provide the sheets for every unit in the design. That helps when a main contractor, a landlord or a managing agent needs the details before they approve the work, and it gives whoever maintains the building a clear record of what was fitted.
It is the manufacturer's data sheet for a unit or a matched indoor and outdoor pair. It sets out the cooling and heating capacity, the energy ratings, the sound levels, the dimensions and weight, the refrigerant and its charge, and the electrical supply needed. Installers use it to choose and position a system, and you can use it to compare quotations fairly.
Yes. Every quotation we write names the indoor and outdoor units, and we will send the specification sheet for exactly those units on request. Ring the office on 01403 733 492 or email info@jacairconditioning.com with your quotation details. If you need sheets for a planning application, a landlord or a building manager, tell us and we will send everything they are likely to ask for.
Start with the capacity in kilowatts for cooling and heating, because a cheaper quotation is sometimes for a smaller unit. Then compare the seasonal energy ratings, the indoor and outdoor sound levels and the refrigerant. Check that the quotations are for the same type of system, such as a wall mounted unit or a cassette. If anything is unclear, ask us and we will explain the figures.
The range runs in four steps: the SRK-ZSP entry model, the SRK-ZTL Standard Plus, the SRK-ZS Premium and the SRK-ZSX Diamond. Which one suits you depends on the room and how you use it, so we recommend a step at the survey and send you the sheet for the exact unit we quote.
Look for the rating label on the outdoor unit, which usually shows the model number, the refrigerant type and the factory charge in kilograms. The specification sheet for that model will show the same details. If extra refrigerant was added for a long pipe run, the installer should have recorded it, and we can check the total on a service visit.
Ring 01403 733 492 or email info@jacairconditioning.com with the units on your quotation, or send an enquiry through our contact page, and we will send the sheet you need.