Mitsubishi 30,000 BTU Hyper-Heat Ceiling Cassette Single Zone Heat Pump Unit (PLA-A30EA7R1.TH & PUZ-HA30NKA7) - PLA-A30EA7R1.TH / PUZ-HA30NKA7
Mitsubishi's commercial 30,000 BTU Hyper-Heat Ceiling Cassette single zone heat pump (PLA-A30EA7R1.TH & PUZ-HA30NKA7) is part of Mitsubishi's P-series. This single zone unit is perfect for larger retail shops, classrooms, office spaces, conference centers, building lobbies, and more commercial applications.
Mitsubishi Electric created the P-series systems for commercial applications. P-series systems like the PLA-A30EA7R1.TH & PUZ-HA30NKA7 are built with more durable materials, meant to survive through dirtier, high trafficked environments.
This 30,000 BTU ceiling cassette single zone heat pump is super efficient and built to make sense for your business. It provides low ambient cooling down to 0 degrees Fahrenheit, and can cool continuously for 24 hours in the harshest conditions. It also has filter light indicators for maintenance reminders and has an outside air intake option. This line is also equipped with a 3D i-see Sensor® for enhanced comfort and energy efficiency.
What Our Experts Think
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30,000 BTU Hyper-Heat ceiling cassette ideal for single-zone commercial spaces.
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P-Series design ensures energy-efficient year-round heating and cooling.
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Perfect for retail shops, classrooms, offices, conference centers, and lobbies.
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Ceiling-mounted installation provides discreet, space-saving comfort.
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Uses eco-friendly R454B refrigerant for low environmental impact.
Q&A
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Q: What size area is suitable for this system?
A: Ideal for large single-zone commercial spaces up to ~1,200–1,500 sq ft.
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Q: Can it provide both heating and cooling?
A: Yes, Hyper-Heat technology ensures reliable year-round climate control.
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Q: Where can it be installed?
A: Ceiling-mounted for discreet, space-saving installation.
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Q: What refrigerant does it use?
A: R454B, a low-GWP, environmentally friendly refrigerant.
Maintenance Tips
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Clean or replace filters monthly to maintain airflow and efficiency.
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Schedule annual professional maintenance for refrigerant and system performance.
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Keep outdoor unit free of debris.
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Inspect ceiling unit and connections periodically for stability.
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Ensure condensate lines remain unobstructed to prevent water damage.
