Mitsubishi Electric unveils RVXT3 Lossnay ventilation system

With a significantly-reduced height versus the RVX3 model, the RVXT3 Lossnay system is ideal for projects with limited ceiling space. This makes it easier for installers to integrate into both new constructions and retrofits where height constraints are a concern. Its compact form allows the unit to fit comfortably into low-profile ceiling voids, which is especially beneficial in buildings with lower ceiling heights, such as older structures and small commercial spaces. The reduced height of the unit not only simplifies installation but also minimises disruption to the building’s aesthetics and structure, making it a convenient choice for both contractors and building managers.

Key benefits are as follows:

• Improved indoor air quality: The RVXT3 ensures continuous extraction of stale air while supplying clean, filtered outdoor air, significantly improving the indoor environment for occupants. Optional Mitsubishi Electric energy saving CO2 sensors can be added to provide automatic incremental fan control for a healthy indoor environment;
• Energy Efficiency: With its heat recovery technology, the system captures and recycles heat from extracted air, reducing energy waste and cutting operational costs for businesses;
• Reduced Height: The significantly reduced height (unit height 500mm) and lightweight structure means the RVXT3 Lossnay’s compact design allows the units to be installed in tight spaces such as ceiling voids;
• Ease of maintenance: As the unit interior and all components are easily accessed, maintenance is simple and less time-consuming;
• Flexible installation: The RVXT3 airflow direction can now be changed with the simple flip of a dipswitch, allowing it to be seamlessly integrated into a variety of spaces, from offices to retail environments;
• Control capabilities: Enhanced control capabilities allow fan speeds to be adjusted in increments of 5% for optimal efficiency;
• Quiet operation and summer bypass mode: This brings in fresh air without heat recovery to prevent overheating during warmer months; 
• 3-phase power supply: The new RVXT3 has changed power supply to 3-phase from the single-phase of the preceding model. 

“The RVXT3 Lossnay system marks a new chapter in Mitsubishi Electric’s ongoing commitment to improving indoor environments through energy-efficient, innovative solutions,” said Morgan Treacy, Product Manager, Mitsubishi Electric Ireland. “It also aligns with our ‘Environmental Vision 2050’ objective, a commitment we have pledged to reduce carbon emissions and promote a circular economy through energy-efficient technologies.”

By minimising energy waste and contributing to a healthier indoor environment, the RVXT3 is positioned as an essential tool in achieving sustainable building standards, such as LEED and BREAM certifications.

Mitsubishi Electric will continue to lead the HVAC industry with innovative solutions that promote environmental responsibility, energy efficiency and comfort.