Mitsubishi Electric Heater Module - Small Cabinet, PVA - EH05-MPA-S

Mitsubishi Electric Heater Module - Small Cabinet, PVA - EH05-MPA-S

This module is necessary for the systems installed in cold regions 

Unit Type: Electric Back-up Heater ModuleProduct Line: P-Series PVACompatible Air Handlers: PVA-A12AA, PVA-A18AARequired Accessory: SPTB1 - Separate Terminal Power Block

Specifications

Voltage	208/240 V, 1 Phase
Heater Power (kW)	3.8 / 5.0
Heater Current (Amps)	18.1 / 20.8
Stages (kW 1st + 2nd)	5
Factory Installed Breaker	30 A
Unit Dimensions (W×D×H)	17″ × 21‑1/4″ × 6″

 Includes

Unit EH05-MPA-S

What our Experts Think

• Compact Design: Small cabinet size fits easily into limited spaces.

• Efficient Heating: Provides reliable supplemental heat for residential or commercial setups.

• Energy Efficient: Optimized performance reduces energy consumption while maintaining warmth.

• Durable Construction: Built for long-term reliability with minimal maintenance.

• Quiet Operation: Operates smoothly without generating disruptive noise.

• Flexible Installation: Can be integrated into existing Mitsubishi systems or standalone setups.

• User-Friendly Controls: Simple interface allows easy temperature adjustments and operation.

Q&A

Q: What type of unit is this?
A: A small cabinet electric heater module, designed for Mitsubishi PVA systems.

Q: What spaces is it suitable for?
A: Ideal for residential or commercial spaces requiring supplemental heating.

Q: How does it work?
A: Provides efficient electric heating, integrated into Mitsubishi PVA systems for temperature control.

Q: Is it compatible with other Mitsubishi systems?
A: Yes. Works with PVA air handling units and multi-zone setups.

Q: What are its key benefits?
A: Offers compact design, reliable heating, easy installation, and energy efficiency.

Maintenance Tips

• Check electrical connections periodically to ensure secure wiring and prevent unsafe operation.

• Keep the heater module clean and dust‑free; wipe exterior surfaces with a soft, dry cloth.

• Ensure proper airflow by keeping vents and surrounding area unobstructed.

• Inspect mounting and hardware occasionally to confirm the unit is secure.

• Verify thermostat or control settings work properly for consistent heating output.

• Schedule professional HVAC checks annually to test performance and safety controls.

• Avoid moisture exposure; do not allow water to enter the cabinet.