Mitsubishi Ductless Control Units

Explore Mitsubishi Ductless Control Units designed to provide convenient control of compatible ductless heating and cooling systems. These controls can help users adjust system settings and manage indoor comfort based on the capabilities of the connected equipment. Browse available Mitsubishi control options for compatible ductless applications.

What Are Mitsubishi Ductless Control Units?

Mitsubishi Ductless Control Units are the devices you use to run your mini split or heat pump. They let you turn the system on and off, change the temperature, pick a mode, and set schedules.

Some are simple handheld remotes. Others mount on the wall, connect to Wi-Fi, or link your system to a building network. The right one depends on your indoor unit and how you like to control your comfort.

These controls work with Mitsubishi systems like those in the Mitsubishi single zone wall mount collection.

Types of Controls in This Collection

This collection covers every main way to control a Mitsubishi system.

You'll find:

• Wireless handheld remotes and signal receivers

• Wired wall controllers, from simple to deluxe touch models

• Wi-Fi interfaces and hubs for app control

• Thermostats and thermostat interfaces

• Wireless and wired temperature sensors

• M-NET, BACnet, and Modbus interfaces for larger buildings

Wireless Remotes vs Wired Controllers

Most people start with a handheld Mitsubishi mini split remote.

A wired controller mounts on the wall like a standard thermostat.

Wireless remote:

• Handheld and portable

• Talks to the indoor unit or a signal receiver

• Great for bedrooms and living rooms

Wired controller:

• Mounts on the wall

• Often adds schedules, more settings, and a backlit screen

• A good fit for offices, rentals, and shared spaces

Some indoor units need a matching signal receiver to work with a wireless remote. For example, there's a remote kit made for the PCA units in the Mitsubishi P-Series Hyper Heat Ceiling Suspended Systems collection.

Wi-Fi Control With Kumo Cloud

Kumo cloud is Mitsubishi's app for controlling your system from your phone. You can change the temperature, check room conditions, and set schedules from anywhere.

To get started, you need a Mitsubishi wifi adapter. The Wi-Fi interface in this collection connects one indoor unit, so homes with several indoor units need one for each.

Other add-ons include:

• A wireless temperature and humidity sensor for more accurate room readings

• Kumo Station, a hub that links extra sensors and equipment to the app

Picture leaving for a weekend trip and forgetting to turn the system down. With a Mitsubishi wifi adapter, you fix it from your phone before you even reach the highway.

Using a Thermostat With Your Mitsubishi System

The Mitsubishi MHK2 is a wireless wall controller that looks and works like a regular thermostat.

If you'd rather use a third-party mini split thermostat, the PAC-US445CN-1 thermostat interface connects it to a compatible Mitsubishi indoor unit. A matching transformer is also available in this collection to power it.

A wall-mounted Mitsubishi thermostat is especially common with ducted systems, like those in the Mitsubishi Single Zone Hyper Heat Multi-Position Air Handler collection.

How to Pick the Right Control

Not all Mitsubishi Ductless Control Units work with every indoor unit. A few quick checks make the choice easy.

Before you choose:

• Find the model number on your indoor unit

• Check whether it's an M-Series or P-Series system

• Look at the spec sheet for a list of compatible controls

• Decide how you want to control it: remote, wall, phone, or all three

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. Can I use a regular mini split thermostat with a Mitsubishi system?

Yes, with the right interface. The PAC-US445CN-1 thermostat interface lets many compatible indoor units work with a standard wall thermostat.

Q2. What is kumo cloud?

It's Mitsubishi's app for controlling your mini split or heat pump from your phone. It needs a Wi-Fi interface on each indoor unit.

Q3. What does the Mitsubishi MHK2 do?

The Mitsubishi MHK2 is a wireless wall controller. It gives you thermostat-style control of your Mitsubishi system without running new wires.

Q4. Do I need a separate remote for each indoor unit?

Usually, yes. Each indoor unit typically has its own remote or wall controller, so each room can run at its own temperature.

Q5. How do I choose the right Mitsubishi Ductless Control Units?

Start with your indoor unit's model number, then check its spec sheet for compatible controls.

Shop Mitsubishi Ductless Control Units

Compare the remotes, wall controllers, Wi-Fi adapters, and sensors in this collection and pick the control that fits your system and your routine. Whether you want a simple Mitsubishi mini split remote, a wall-mounted Mitsubishi thermostat, or full app control, the right part is here. Add yours to the cart today and take full control of your comfort all year.