MXZ Hyper-Heating INVERTER (H2i)Mitsubishi Electric
H2i multi-zone heat pump
- 100% heating to 5°F
- Heating down to −13°F
HVAC · Launch kit
A new line is announced. The market hears it from you first.
A complete launch kit built by Corvanta to take a cold-climate heat pump line to market, featuring Mitsubishi Electric's Hyper-Heating INVERTER (H2i), for engineers, contractors and outside reps. All five pieces were ready the week the line launched.
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The heat pump conversation has changed. Engineers are no longer asking if it will heat in January. They're asking which system and how fast can they get selections.
Mitsubishi Electric's Hyper-Heating INVERTER (H2i) line is rated for 100% heating capacity at 5°F and heating down to −13°F (per Mitsubishi Electric's published H2i ratings).
What engineers want this month:
→ Fast, accurate selections
→ A lunch-and-learn on cold-climate heat pump design
→ Clear stock and lead-time answers
Working on a retrofit or electrification project? Get the selection checklist →
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Line launch · Cold-climate heat pumps
100% heating capacity at 5°F. Heating down to −13°F.
Mitsubishi Electric Hyper-Heating INVERTER (H2i) · published ratings
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From: Corvanta Briefing <briefing@getcorvanta.com>Subject: Line spotlight: cold-climate heat pumps, plus a selection checklist
Corvanta.Briefing · November
Line spotlight
Mitsubishi Electric Hyper-Heating (H2i) for cold-climate projects.
H2i outdoor units hold 100% heating capacity down to 5°F and keep heating to −13°F, per Mitsubishi Electric's published ratings. If you're designing for electrification or replacing aging rooftop and boiler systems, this issue walks through sizing, selection and submittals.
Get the selection checklistLunch-and-learn: Designing with cold-climate heat pumps
A one-hour session for mechanical engineers on sizing, balance points and controls. Lunch is on us.
Also this month
Updated submittal templates · Distributor stock list · New controls brochure
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From: CorvantaTo: Mechanical engineering teams, GTA consulting firmsSubject: Lunch-and-learn invite: designing with cold-climate heat pumps
Designing with cold-climate heat pumps
One hour, at your office or online. Built for mechanical engineers and designers working on electrification, retrofit and new-build projects.
What we'll cover
Book a session for your team- Sizing and balance-point decisions for cold climates
- Ducted vs. ductless system selection
- Controls integration and submittal checklists
- Q&A with an applications engineer
Lunch provided. Ask about continuing-education credit.
Corvanta.
Rep battle card · HVAC
Hyper-Heating INVERTER (H2i)
Mitsubishi Electric · MXZ multi-zone · 100% heating to 5°F · heating to −13°F
Lead with
- Electrification and fuel-switching projects
- Retrofits where existing ductwork is limited
- Owners asking for heating performance in deep winter
Qualify
- Design temperature and heating load?
- Ducted, ductless or mixed?
- Who owns the spec: engineer or contractor?
"Heat pumps don't work in our winters."H2i is published at 100% heating capacity at 5°F, with heating down to −13°F. Show the published performance table for the selected model.
"The contractor prefers what they know."Offer an install walkthrough and connect them with distributor training.
"Lead times worry me."Share current stock positions from distributor partners each week.
Next stepBook a selection review, then a lunch-and-learn for the engineering team.
Monthly principal report
Heat pump line · Launch month
Posts published—
Newsletter sends—
Lunch-and-learns booked—
Selection requests—
| Activity | Audience | Status |
|---|---|---|
| LinkedIn launch post | Engineers, contractors | Done |
| November briefing newsletter | Agency list | Done |
| Lunch-and-learn invites | MEP firms | In progress |
| Rep training: battle card | Outside sales | Scheduled |
Filled monthly with real activity. Useful for co-op and MDF requests.
Engineers decide in the mechanical room. The kit gets the agency there first.Photo: Wikimedia Commons · credits
Also in the HVAC kit library
Line-specific, built from published specs.
MXZ Hyper-Heating INVERTER (H2i)DH6VSSpecs from each manufacturer's published product page; photos are representative (credits). Brand names belong to their owners.
Why we build a whole kit
Everyone hears about it the same week.
ENGINEERS
Get in before the spec
The invite and newsletter put the agency in front of design teams while selections are still open.
REPS
Every rep can sell it on day one
The battle card gives outside reps the talk track, qualifiers and objection answers for a line they've never sold.
PRINCIPAL
The manufacturer sees the work
The monthly report shows exactly what the agency did for the launch.