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Mitsubishi Electric

ModbusBACnetREST

Mitsubishi Electric supplies City Multi VRF, M-Series splits, and Ecodan heat pumps across residential and light-commercial markets. HVAC API bridges Mitsubishi MELCloud and on-prem M-NET adapters to one HTTP surface for setpoint, mode, fan, and zone control.

Device families

  • City Multi VRF

    3 endpoints

  • Ecodan Heat Pumps

    2 endpoints

Endpoints & snippets

Fault codes & error codes

15 codes documented for Mitsubishi Electric. Confirm against your model's service manual — some codes vary between product lines (VRV vs. Sky Air vs. residential split, etc.).

Code Meaning Severity
E6 Compressor overcurrent (CT fault) Ask AI to troubleshoot → critical
E7 Outdoor fan motor overcurrent / lock Ask AI to troubleshoot → critical
E8 Input overcurrent (inverter / compressor) Ask AI to troubleshoot → critical
E9 Expansion valve (LEV) fault Ask AI to troubleshoot → critical
P8 Pipe temperature abnormal (superheat / subcool fault) Ask AI to troubleshoot → critical
U4 Indoor↔outdoor communication error (serial) Ask AI to troubleshoot → critical
U6 Compressor overcurrent during startup (soft-start fault) Ask AI to troubleshoot → critical
P1 Intake-air thermistor (TH1) open or shorted Ask AI to troubleshoot → warning
P2 Pipe (liquid/liquid-gas) thermistor (TH2) fault Ask AI to troubleshoot → warning
P4 Drain sensor fault or drain-up error Ask AI to troubleshoot → warning
P6 Freeze-up protection activated (indoor coil) Ask AI to troubleshoot → warning
U2 Power-supply voltage abnormal (overvoltage / undervoltage) Ask AI to troubleshoot → warning
U5 Remote controller communication error Ask AI to troubleshoot → warning
U8 Outdoor-unit inter-unit communication error (multi-outdoor) Ask AI to troubleshoot → warning
U3 Outdoor unit charge check not completed Ask AI to troubleshoot → info