Fresh outdoor air
Lossnay draws its fresh-air supply from outside, rather than the roof space, and filters it before it enters your home.
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Heatfix primarily supplies and installs Mitsubishi Electric Lossnay ventilation. It brings filtered outdoor air into your home, removes stale indoor air and recovers heat from the outgoing air.
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IS IT RIGHT FOR YOU?
For existing homes, renovations and new builds. We assess your layout, available space and ventilation needs before recommending a Lossnay system.
Lossnay draws its fresh-air supply from outside, rather than the roof space, and filters it before it enters your home.
A heat exchanger transfers energy between the outgoing and incoming air streams, helping reduce the heat lost through ventilation.
For a ducted installation, supply and extract points are planned together to serve the home. “Whole-home” describes the coverage; “heat recovery” describes how Lossnay works.
HOW WE WORK
We look at airflow, moisture concerns, existing extraction and space for the unit and ductwork.
We recommend suitable equipment and plan duct routes, intake and exhaust positions, controls and maintenance access.
We commission the system and explain everyday controls, filter care and ongoing maintenance.
We’ll assess the building, available space and your priorities before recommending equipment.
Request a QuoteA FEW USEFUL ANSWERS
They describe different aspects of the same installation. A ducted Lossnay system can ventilate your whole home, while its heat exchanger recovers energy from outgoing air. You do not need to choose between those two labels.
Lossnay provides fresh-air ventilation and recovers energy; it is not a replacement for active heating or cooling. A heat pump controls temperature, while Lossnay renews the air.
Yes. Lossnay can be designed alongside compatible Mitsubishi Electric ducted heat pumps. We assess equipment and control compatibility before recommending an integrated setup.
Often, subject to suitable space, access and duct routes. We assess the property before confirming the installation approach.
Filters and the heat-exchange unit need care in line with the selected model’s instructions. We explain the maintenance schedule and allow access as part of the installation design.
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