MSZ-AP Mini Indoor Unit

Split system air conditioners—like the Mitsubishi Electric MSZ-AP—offer efficient and precise cooling for your home or business. A split system air conditioner is made up of two ‘split’ parts: the indoor unit that provides you with cool or warm air and the outdoor unit.

Split system units offer an aesthetically pleasing solution for your heating and cooling needs, as the indoor unit can be discreetly mounted on a wall. This saves you valuable floor space. In the case of the MSZ-AP Mini, it is even small enough to be discreetly positioned above a doorway.

Reverse cycle air conditioners, also known as heat pumps, can provide both heating and cooling functions. In the warmer months, the reverse cycle air conditioner extracts warm air from inside the home and expels it outside. During the colder months, this process is simply reversed: heat is taken from outside, transferred to the indoor unit via refrigerant piping and dispersed inside the room.

This versatile operation allows reverse cycle air conditioners to provide efficient heating and cooling throughout the year, making them a popular choice for maintaining a comfortable indoor environment regardless of the outside temperature.

There are a few factors to consider when determining the right size air conditioner for your space. The first and most important is the size of the space you want to cool or heat. A larger area will typically require a more powerful air conditioner. However, other factors such as insulation, ceiling height, number of windows, window coverings, and the climate in your region also influence the size of the air conditioner needed. The Mitsubishi Electric MSZ-AP Mini is ideal for smaller spaces, designed to fit above a door or window frame.

To ensure accurate sizing, it is best to consult with a professional air conditioning specialist Dealer.

When it comes to installing a split system air conditioner, entrusting the task to a professional with expert knowledge is crucial for achieving peak performance, efficiency, and safety. The installation process involves mounting the indoor unit on an interior wall and positioning the outdoor unit in a suitable outdoor location. These two units are then interconnected using refrigerant lines and electrical wiring. To ensure optimal connections, sufficient insulation, and accurate unit placement, the installer must hold a Refrigerant Handling Licence and appropriate electrical licence.

Find your nearest Specialist Dealer or ask us to arrange a quote from a qualified Specialist Dealer for you.

Dual Barrier Coating technology developed by Mitsubishi Electric offers significant advantages in maintaining a cleaner and more efficient air conditioner. This innovative coating is featured on the air conditioner’s heat exchanger and facial surfaces, and effectively reduces the accumulation of dust and greasy dirt on the surfaces of the unit. This minimises the need for frequent cleaning and prevents airborne contaminants from adhering to the air conditioner, ensuring that the unit remains cleaner for longer periods.

The vertical (up and down) airflow direction can be adjusted by pressing the VANE button on the remote control. Each press of the button changes the direction and will cycle through the options from AUTO, positions 1-5 and Swing.

Horizontal (left-right) airflow direction can be set by manually moving the vane before starting operation.

Refer to page 7 of the User Manual for more details.