Mitsubishi Intelli HEAT Dual Fuel System

Mitsubishi Intelli-HEAT is a better way to heat and cool any home, anywhere. Intelli-HEAT Dual Fuel System provides Cost-effective, Efficient, and Environmentally friendly cooling and heating all year round. Versatile desing optimizes variable speed technology and smart controls, resulting in lowered utility vills, reduced GHG Emissions of up to 40%, and a quieter outdoor envrionment while providing the perfect comfort level.
Watch as Jared shows you how to implement intelli-HEAT on a new home with an existing Carrier Furnace in this two part series. This first video covers the removal of the existing A/C Coil and replacement with the intelli-HEAT unit from Mitsubishi. Part two will be the installation of a MXZ-SM36NAMHZ Cold Climate Condenser with a Branch box and two indoor units to complete the full install.
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[@777nsl]

Do you know if the Intelli-heat system qualifies for that new tax credit?
I just got a 3 ton system with a 96% Rheem furnace retrofitted to an older house and was wondering if the system qualifies.

[@Ryan-RM]

Hi, when is part 2 of this install releasing? Great and informative video to watch here.

[@ductlessplushvac]

It will be coming out in January right after the holidays. Thanks for watching.
Jared

[@Ryan-RM]

@@ductlessplushvac great news. Thank you.

[@ductlessplushvac]

@@Ryan-RM thank you for watching.

[@michelegallo1]

Great video, we are just installing one of these intelliheat now for a client, did you have that 2nd follow up video on the controller thermostat setup, I didn't seem to see it. Looking forward to another great video.

[@ductlessplushvac]

Its coming soon thank you for watching

[@Ryan-RM]

Hi Jared, do you still plan to upload part 2 of this installation? I’m really interested in going with intelli-heat. Good information you have here in your videos.

[@ductlessplushvac]

Yes, we are going to upload the new video, we have just been so busy working this early part of January But it's coming out soon. Thanks for watching.
Jared

[@jko0526]

Can’t wait to see part 2! You are the first person to agree with the contractor that installed my intell-Heat system. They made me use the Mitsubishi thermostat(MK-32) also - I hate it! I had the intell-Heat system installed late winter and one thing that I noticed was that the first half winter( last January) it switched over to the gas furnace all the time below roughly 30 degrees. This winter here in Wisconsin we just went through a week of sub-zero temperatures and my gas furnace ran once during that time. Don’t know what changed, but I’m worried about my power bill! It ran a lot. What are your thoughts on that?

[@ductlessplushvac]

It is kind of a thought process if it's in a negative or super cold weather pattern the load is going to be higher if you use gas or electricity. I feel like if you have solar you will save power if not your electrical bill will be higher. However, if you only have gas your gas bill will be higher.
I feel like the heat pumps will save you money over time if you have solar or a backup battery system but it's the upfront cost that gets people. One day everyone will have a heat pump. In 2025 Mitsubishi is going to have a negative -32 degree heat pump. The tech is only going to get better. Furnaces are going away faster every year.
Thank you for watching
Jared

[@innamirutenko1466]

Nice video of the Mitsubishi Intelli-Heat now waiting for the second part and I always like to have a gas furnace as a back up
this morning I check Ductless Pluss website look very professional can you tell me what company build your website ?

[@ductlessplushvac]

Tag Team Designs (Web Designers)
Kyle is a great guy

[@ductlessplushvac]

Thanks for watching.
Jared

[@beta6024]

If he couldn't rotate it he would have rotate it at all. Probably just didn't tighten it well. I agree with you that most contractors suck when comes to make it quality. I am installing myself Inverter system with new coil and new set of lines. Here is a. tip I came up with: I am putting 7/8 with 3/4 insulation copper line inside a 2.5" PVC pipe from Home Depot. Only where it exposed to outside. No need to mini split covers as they have gaps.

[@ductlessplushvac]

@@beta6024 I've used that method many time people don't like it as much as line hide. And it also a lot harder ro get to the pipe in a solid pipe

[@sglogan77]

What is the approximate seer rating of the Mitsubishi Intelli-Heat system?

[@ductlessplushvac]

16 Seer

[@sglogan77]

@@ductlessplushvacI am a licensed hvac contractor in Alabama. I really enjoy your videos and passion to do good clean work. I am very interested in Mitsubishi products. This system is a game changer for certain situations.

[@ductlessplushvac]

@@sglogan77 thanks I appreciate you watching have a good one.

[@FamilyTuned]

Can this be installed horizontally

[@ductlessplushvac]

Yes they can

[@englishmaninco8711]

where is part 2? cannot find it

[@ductlessplushvac]

Still waiting for the house to get finished built

[@josiebeach5518]

Great video!!

[@ductlessplushvac]

Thanks

[@DesentryD]

Part 2?

[@ductlessplushvac]

It's coming waiting for the basement to get finished.

[@Khn83]

If you don’t remove the shipping brackets you’re gonna have a bad time… mmmmk 😂

[@ductlessplushvac]

Yes

[@nonamesplease8228]

Hard to believe they are still using copper coils

[@ductlessplushvac]

Copper VS aluminum I would pick copper. Higher quality.

[@stevenbennett9785]

Depends on your area. Here in the southeast you won’t get but 3-5 years out of those copper coils. We have replaced tons of Mitsubishi coils in the last 7-8 years.