Mitsubishi Electric - HVAC School

Mitsubishi Electric is a leading manufacturer of high-performance ductless and ducted residential heat pumps and Variable Refrigerant Flow (VRF) HVAC systems. Both their commercial CITY MULTI® and residential Zoned Comfort Solutions® lines provide efficiency, personalized comfort, and aesthetic appeal. Their electric-powered systems conserve energy and promote environmental stewardship in any application while also offering a wide range of indoor unit styles. With a nation-wide distribution and support network, Mitsubishi is proud to partner with industry professionals in developing a comfortable, efficient, and high-performing built environment. We are very happy to have Mitsubishi partnered up with us here at HVAC School.

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Rely on Mitsubishi Electric to Deliver VRF Solutions Built for Your Business

Mitsubishi Electric introduced VRF zoning technology to the United States and has continued to advance the category with industry-leading products, training, and support. Our VRF experts have helped solve complex HVAC challenges in buildings of practically every shape and size across the country. Learn how we can help you design the system that’s right for your building.

Products We Love

Outdoor Unit Single-Zone Cooling Only (PUY)

Cooling-only light commercial ductless systems with INVERTER-driven compressors for improved energy efficiency provide 100% cooling capacity even when it's -40º F outside.

Outdoor Unit Water-Source Heat Recovery (WR2‑Series)

Modular heat recovery systems that combine the efficiency of water source with VRF technology.

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When we feel that we’re frauds and that others wouldn’t like to be led by us if they knew how much we don’t know, we’re experiencing impostor syndrome. Contrary to what others might believe, impostor syndrome isn’t all that bad and may even be necessary for a healthy self-image.

On the other side, we have the Dunning-Kruger effect, which is when people are confident in the things they have very little actual knowledge of. They think they’re experts and close themselves off to other sources of knowledge. On the other side of the Dunning-Kruger effect spectrum, true experts are acutely aware of what they still don’t know. We would be wise to know what the edges of our knowledge are and give others a chance to share their expertise when we reach those limits.

When people learn more about a subject, they become much more aware of what they don’t know. Wisdom comes from knowing what you don’t know. However, if you feel that feeling of inferiority, you can still share the knowledge you have while seeking feedback and deferring to others who know more than you. (That’s especially true of Bryan, who has a summary knowledge of industrial refrigeration and defers to others who know more about it.)

In the end, we’re seeking authenticity and self-awareness. Rather than avoiding impostor syndrome, we can embrace it and understand how it can lead to self-awareness, wisdom, and especially self-improvement. “Fake it till you make it” can only help you up to a certain point.

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