A++ ErP label for Mitsubishi Electric’s Ecodan heat pumps

07 October, 2015

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Mitsubishi Electric’s entire range of Ecodan air-source heating pumps has achieved A++ ratings under the first Energy-related Products (ErP) Directive ruling for heating products across Europe. The labels for heat pumps also indicate the three different climate zones in Europe, all of which occur in the UK. The directive came into force on 26 September.

To highlight the requirements of the ErP, Mitsubishi has prepared a short video (go to Youtube and look for ‘mitsubishi electric erp’) explaining how this directive is designed to phase-out lower-performing products, whilst reducing emissions across Europe and increasing the share of renewable energy sources by 20%.

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