Mitsubishi 18,000 BTU 20.2 SEER Standard P-Series Multi-Position Air Handler Heat Pump System - PVA-A18AA7/PUZ-A18NKA7

Mitsubishi 18,000 BTU 20.2 SEER Standard P-Series Multi-Position Air Handler Heat Pump System - PVA-A18AA7/PUZ-A18NKA7

The Mitsubishi 18,000 BTU P-Series multi-position ducted air handler provides a solution to cool and heat zones in commercial spaces, or residential homes that need more capacity. It is unique in that it can be installed either vertically or horizontally. The PVA-A18AA7 & PUZ-A18NKA7 has selectable external static pressure: 0.30, 0.50 and 0.80 in.WG with 3 fan speeds at each static setting. It also has a 1 inch R4.2 fiberglass free insulation that reduces condensation and boosts efficiency. 

This system is perfect for customers that need to condition an entire house with existing ducted work while still experiencing the savings and comfort that comes with all Mitsubishi products. 

What Our Experts Think

• 18,000 BTU multi-position P-Series air handler ideal for residential or commercial zones.

• Flexible installation: supports vertical or horizontal mounting.

• Selectable external static pressure (0.30, 0.50, 0.80 in.WG) with 3 fan speeds per setting for customized airflow.

• 1-inch R4.2 fiberglass-free insulation reduces condensation and boosts efficiency.

• High-efficiency 20.2 SEER rating ensures year-round comfort with lower energy use.

Q&A

• Q: What size area is suitable for this system?
  A: Ideal for single-zone spaces requiring up to 18,000 BTU.

• Q: Can it be installed horizontally or vertically?
  A: Yes, supports both orientations for flexible installation.

• Q: How is airflow adjusted?
  A: Selectable static pressure with 3 fan speeds per setting allows precise airflow control.

• Q: Does it have energy-efficient features?
  A: Yes, R4.2 fiberglass-free insulation and 20.2 SEER rating improve efficiency.

Maintenance Tips

• Clean or replace filters monthly to maintain airflow and efficiency.

• Schedule annual professional maintenance for refrigerant and system checks.

• Keep outdoor unit clear of debris.

• Inspect ductwork and connections periodically for leaks.

• Ensure condensate lines remain unobstructed to prevent water damage.