Mitsubishi Electric Trane® - Mitsubishi Electric Trane® PAR-41MAAU Standard Wired Remote Controller
- Item #: MITPAR41MAAU
- Manufacturer: PAR-41MAAU selecatableMap $selecatableMap.size() \\ selectableItemList $selectableItemList.size()
- Brand Name: Mitsubishi Electric Trane®
- Min. Order Qty: 1
- Qty. Interval: 1
The PAR-41MAA standard wired remote controller is used to control Mr Slim and City Multi indoor units. It is also compatible with M Series indoor units via MAC-587IF/MAC-397IF and is our most popular controller due to its user friendly backlit screen.
Mitsubishi Electric Trane® Standard Wired Remote Controller, 12 VDC, 0 to 40 deg C, 120 mm Overall Length, 120 mm Overall Width, 14.5 mm Overall Depth, ABS, For Use With: Mr Slim, City Multi and M Series via MAC-587IF/MAC-397IF MELCloud Wi-Fi Interface, Additional Information: 0.3 W Power Rating, 25 to 90% Relative Humidity, 27/64 lb Weight
Instruction/Installation Manual- Display with white (factory setting) or black backlighting and adjustable contrast
- Simple wall-mounted installation
- Night Set-back function for setting minimum winter temperature or maximum summer temperature in temperature maintenance mode
- Effective static overpressure selection function for ducted indoor units (PEFY-P VMHS only)
- Internal weekly timer function and simplified internal timers (Auto-off, etc.)
- Usable to manage 1 group of up to 16 indoor units
- Easy and intuitive, with icon based graphic interface, direct control buttons and function buttons
- Simple connection with single non-polarised two-core wire
- MA self-addressing technology
- Suitable for all types of indoor unit, including GUF
- Integrated temperature sensor usable instead of indoor unit sensor
- Configurable temperature range settable from local keypad
- View and set setpoint temperatures in 0.5 degC increments
- Supports 3D i-see sensor functions
- 14 languages available (English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, Dutch, Portuguese, Greek, Russian, Czech, Turkish, Polish, Hungarian, Swedish)
- Draft reduction