Mitsubishi Electric Corporation

Mitsubishi Denki Kabushiki Kaisha

Masaoki Ino

Kazuo Maeda

Yu Seshimo

Makoto Saitou

Yasufumi Hatamura

Toshihiko Enomoto

Nobuyuki Saiki

Yuki Hanaeda

Hiroyuki Kobayakawa

Masatoshi Kawamura

Susumu Kameyama

A remote control device according to the present invention includes an operation unit for switching and setting an operation state of an apparatus performing at least one of a heating operation and a cooling operation, a display unit that displays a screen on which an operation at the operation unit is reflected, and a controller that controls a display operation of the display unit. The controller causes the display unit to display at least one of a type and a range of an operation state that is able to be switched and set by the operation unit.

Remote control device

A remote controller setting device includes a storage unit configured to store setting data on setting contents of a remote controller, and a communication unit connected to a communication line between the remote controller and a device to be operated by the remote controller and, in normal operation of the remote controller, is configured to transmit the setting data stored in the storage unit to the remote controller.

Remote controller setting device

A printed board arranged within an upper case and having a hole, a partition portion arranged within the upper case so as to be substantially orthogonal to the printed board and provided with a cut, and a temperature sensor arranged within the upper case and having a covered wire, a soldered portion provided at an end of the covered wire, and a temperature detection portion provided at another end of the covered wire, are provided. The temperature sensor is fixed such that the soldered portion is soldered to a surface of the printed board, the covered wire is inserted through the hole and engaged with the cut to be fixed, and the temperature detection portion is located near an inner surface of the upper case.

Air-conditioning remote controller

A cooling system that has a heat exchanger which is housed in one enclosure and is constituted of a plurality of heat exchange modes, and the heat exchanger includes a refrigerant forced circulation mode, a refrigerant natural circulation mode, and a ventilation mode. A temperature detector performs switching to an optimal mode, to thereby cool the inside of the enclosure of a housing accommodating equipment including a heat-generating component.

Cooling device

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Tokyo, Japan

Masaoki Ino