Residential split and cassette remotes
SG175SG15DRH151RH151 / M21ED6426KM14A / 0179213SG153 / M21EDF426
MLZ-KP, MSZ-SF, MSZ-FH, MS-GK, MSZ-GV, MLZ-RX and MSZ-ZW entries.
Already running: MLZ-KP25VF and SG175
Mitsubishi Electric AC compatibility
GridPassport already controls four MLZ-KP25VF units locally, without requiring Mitsubishi Electric's optional Wi-Fi interface or a MELCloud account.
Short answer
Does GridPassport work with Mitsubishi Electric AC?
Yes. The first home has four MLZ-KP25VF ceiling units controlled by GridPassport. They can heat or cool around solar forecasts and electricity prices, within the modes and temperature limits the homeowner allows. This local path uses the same infrared language as the handheld remote, so it does not need Mitsubishi Electric's optional Wi-Fi interface or MELCloud.
- Running setup
- 4 x MLZ-KP25VF with SG175 remotes
- Extra Mitsubishi adapter
- Not needed; The Passport sends local infrared commands
- Cloud account
- MELCloud is not required
- Modes
- Heating, cooling or both across the year; you decide
Model coverage
Mitsubishi Electric AC units covered by the current catalog
Start with the model on the indoor-unit label. If it is not listed, check the remote too: several Mitsubishi Electric units share the same controls. The list includes every physical unit identifier in the current GridPassport catalog and documented size variants that use a listed remote.
| Unit or family | Remote | Current status | What the catalog says |
|---|---|---|---|
| MLZ-KP25VF | SG175 | Running in first home | Ceiling cassette. Four units use this remote family in the first GridPassport home. |
| MLZ-KP35VF / MLZ-KP50VF | SG175 | Listed unit and remote | Documented size variants supplied with the same SG175 remote as the running MLZ-KP25VF. |
| MSZ-SF25VE3 / MSZ-SF35VE3 / MSZ-SF42VE3 / MSZ-SF50VE3 | SG15D | Listed unit and remote | The current catalog names the SF25VE3; the documented VE3 size family uses the same SG15D remote. |
| MSZ-FH25VE / MSZ-FH35VE / MSZ-FH50VE | RH151 | Listed unit and remote | The size-variable MSZ-FHnnVE entry in GridPassport is shown here as the three consumer model codes. |
| MS-GK24VA | KM14A / 0179213 | Listed unit and remote | This indoor unit is listed with the KM14A / 0179213 remote identifier. |
| MSZ-GV2519 | RH151 / M21ED6426 | Listed unit and remote | This indoor unit is listed with the RH151 / M21ED6426 remote. |
| MLZ-RX5017AS | SG153 / M21EDF426 | Listed unit and remote | This ceiling unit is listed with the SG153 / M21EDF426 remote. |
| MSZ-ZW4017S | SG153 / M21EDF426 | Listed unit and remote | This indoor unit is listed with the SG153 / M21EDF426 remote. |
| MSH-A24WV (indoor) / MUH-A24WV (outdoor) | KPOA | Listed unit and remote | The current catalog names both sides of this matched system. |
| PEAD-RP71JAA | 001CP / T7WE10714 | Listed unit and remote | This ducted indoor unit is listed with the 001CP / T7WE10714 remote. |
| MSC-GA20VB / MSC-GA25VB / MSC-GA35VB | KP1A | Listed unit and remote | All three indoor-unit models are listed with the KP1A remote. |
Remote lookup
Mitsubishi Electric remote models in GridPassport
Cannot find the indoor-unit model? Check the label on the remote. These are every physical Mitsubishi Electric remote identifier named in GridPassport today.
MSH and MUH system remote
KPOA
MSH-A24WV indoor unit and MUH-A24WV outdoor partner.
Ducted unit and receiver identifiers
001CP / T7WE10714PAR-FA32MA
PEAD-RP71JAA and remote-family entries.
MSC-GA family remote
KP1A
MSC-GA20VB, MSC-GA25VB and MSC-GA35VB.
MLZ-KP25VF with the SG175 remote is already running in a GridPassport home. For another listed model, we confirm the exact indoor-unit and remote pair before activation.
Home Power Automation
What changes when GridPassport times your Mitsubishi AC
GridPassport can move flexible heating or cooling to a better time while keeping the room inside the limits you set.
Skip another adapter
Use the local GridPassport control path without adding a separate Mitsubishi Wi-Fi interface or cloud app.
Use more of your solar
Cool or heat when rooftop solar is available instead of letting that opportunity pass.
Avoid costly hours
Shift flexible climate work away from expensive electricity periods when comfort allows.
Keep comfort in charge
Use temperature limits to protect comfort while GridPassport coordinates AC with the rest of the home.
Practical setup
What Mitsubishi Electric owners should know
- GridPassport control
- Local infrared from The Passport
- Mitsubishi Wi-Fi interface
- Not needed for this GridPassport control path
- MELCloud account
- Not required for this GridPassport control path
- Placement
- The Passport needs a clear infrared path to the indoor unit, like the handheld remote
- Running system
- Four MLZ-KP25VF units with the SG175 remote family
- What GridPassport can time
- Heating and cooling around solar, prices and comfort limits
- Your choice
- Allow heating, cooling or both as seasons change; your temperature limits remain in charge
Your hardware
Your Mitsubishi knows the temperature. GridPassport knows when to act.
Heat or cool when solar and electricity prices are favourable, while staying inside the comfort limits you set.