3D i-See Sensor Technology

The Mitsubishi Electric Cooling & Heating 3D i-See Sensor thermally scans the interior space, continuously analyzing the temperature profile of the room to detect cool and warm spots.
(revised 8.6.20)

[chrisracer]

I just wish this sensor could be used by other smart devices too. For instance, should the sensor detect a lot of heat coming from the window it will tell a smart system like KNX or Loxone shut the blinds. The same applies with light and every other smart device that might needs to know whether a room is occupied or not. Something like that would definitely increase savings both in power consumption and in reduced complexity for installation for other sensors that do the same job.

[SteveDondley]

Didn't notice it last winter, but this winter the i-see sensor makes a mechanical buzzing noise at approximately half second intervals that's loud enough to be annoying.

[IaMpAnT]

So this is why the unit keeps blasting us with cold air when we have blankets on… 🤔

[MrSparent]

I figured out, you can shut off the sensor by holding down the sensor button on the remote with a pen or pencil. It is a small, recessed button on the lower part of the remote.

[bettyboop]

I have one of these units and have to agree, I have it set between 72-74 because I am cold unless I stand up then it is warm. For the price of this unit I should have warm feet also not have to use throws to keep the bottom of my body warm. Disappointing. There should be a better instruction manual on how to get warm air aimed to the floor.

[cmak]

most expensive air conditioner, so many complaints but no answer from Mitsubishi electric.. Maybe I should have decided on mitsubishi heavy. I'm legendera user this sensor is not working properly.. no explanation how to use it...