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Imagine buying a television or some other household device and having to go through this kind of torture just to connect it to Wi-Fi. And this crap won't connect. I will never again buy Mitsubishi air conditioner after this!

Hi guys, it's working now and I didn't have to do anything. I'm in Spain. Hopefully it will work for everybody. Good luck

by the way Mel Coud application behaves strange as well. I was logged out several times today (that never ever happened so far)

no connection since yesterday in my two devices (heat pump and AC) exactly same behavior as below (blinking unit error, Net) tried to connect using different methods and different routers even hot spot from mobile phone to be sure that home internet is not an issue. This looks for me like Mitsubishi BUG after software update or something like this. It's impossible that two devices have broken in the same time....

This has always worked for me (for two years now). Now after I complete all these step to reset it still ends up blinking all UNIT, NET and ERROR. What to do? I tried rebooting everything: wifi rooter, mecloud app and the interface.

Would help if you complete jobs that you are fully paid for and leave satisfied customers

What do they use the same app to control the air source heat pump? When it clearly should not come on when the room is above the set temp ( air con would be required if the room was hotter than required) Mitsubishi heat pump control are the worst think you could have if your life.

Work perfect for me WPS.

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yeah…what if the Net and Unit lights flash ALTERNATELY…..?

How much noise does the heat pump make?

Every time I took a ferry from North Shields to Amsterdam I notice the massive Dogger Bank wind farm. I thought it was huge. Then in 2021 out of the blue I checked who was leading wind energy and it was reported China in 2021 one year alone installed 21 GW of offshore wind turbines which is bigger than the entire UK wind generating capacity. It looks like whatever the British are doing with the wind turbines the Chinese were working a lot harder and busier.

Isn't it the biggest place of marine life that gets hurt by loud wind farms?

Todo es control y muchas mentiras

Is the exterior pipe insulation designed for external use. Leaving the isolation valves uninsulated seemed bit cut cost. Told that the small bore cental heating pipework will not work effectively on low water temperature. Why was it not upsized when larger rads installed..

*Jobs! 👍Jobs! 👍Jobs!* Great video! Traditional old-school environmentalists need to *stop* talking about choosing between the environment and the economy. Electrons don't care if you're liberal or conservative. Our economy will be made stronger by clean, renewable energy.

Where does the heating cylinder go? Most homes have no space unless it can be installed in an attic?

Looks needed

Yep, hope this really takes off

So, I have an Air Source Heat Pump in my workshop/office. IMHO it's the best thing ever... -3c ambient it uses 280w to keep the temperature at 22c (12000 BTU 28.8m2) As good as they are I don't think I would retro fit one in our cottage due to the fact that it is a tiny 18th century cottage with infill in the stone cavity, there is also no room for a HW Cylinder without adding an extension. Taking all these things in to consideration the first and biggest stumbling block would be the cost of these units. They need to drop in price if people are to become greener. My Air Source Heat Pump cost £450 and was a self install with quick fit connections. Just seems to me that the price is far more prohibitive for a system that also generates HW...

Aren't these required to be 1 meter from the property or am i reading the planning permissions regs badly?

All those BTUs on tap for cooling and yet no British home owner thinks maybe they should hook some mini splits up instead of radiators that would provide heating *and* cooling.

You have a job

Did not think you could install under window due noise regulations

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We have had a heat pump for 10 years, it is not overly expensive to run and works great. The house is always warm, plenty of hot water and the noise levels are no more than a fridge. The only negative is the initial instalation cost. The house is 120 years old with solid brick walls, we just have a radiator in each room , not particularly larger than normal.

U did complete in one day yes.

You'll need a load of money to run it , and perhaps a log burner to keep you warm.

There is no noise problem because they are very quiet in fact do you make far less noise down outside boiler oil or gas I have just had a pump installed and I can’t believe how quiet it is

Looked rather close to the boundary; have neighbours complained yet about fan noise?