Wall-mounted
Easy to install and maintain, wall-mounted units adapt to different room sizes and styles. They are ideal for single-room cooling with split system options.
An extensive range of indoor unit styles and outdoor unit capacities ensures flexibility to meet the most challenging of air conditioning needs, from wall-mounted and floor-standing designs to fully ducted air conditioning solutions.
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MSZ-AP20VG(D)-A
MSZ-AP25-80VGKD2
MSZ-GS25-80VFD
MSZ-EF22-50VGKD(B/S/W)
MSZ-LN25-60VG2(V/B/R)
MSY-GW25-80VFD
MSY-GY90VFD-A1
Modern air conditioning systems offer a variety of styles and capacities, providing the flexibility and customisation you need to meet the unique requirements of each space. This ensures that every building can be fitted with an air conditioning solution that meets your requirements while providing maximum comfort and efficiency. Invest in a high-quality air conditioning unit today so you can start enjoying comfortable and efficient cooling and heating all year-round.
Discover the perfect air conditioning solution for your home.
Easy to install and maintain, wall-mounted units adapt to different room sizes and styles. They are ideal for single-room cooling with split system options.
Designed for larger homes, ducted systems distribute air through hidden ducts, providing seamless temperature control across multiple rooms.
Ceiling-mounted units with multiple vanes for even air distribution. Perfect for homes with limited wall or roof space.
Installed in ceiling bulkheads or above wardrobes, these units are great for homes with limited space, offering discreet air conditioning without compromising aesthetics.
Maintain the perfect temperature in every season, ensuring comfort during hot summers and cold winters.
Advanced filters like Mitsubishi Electric’s Plasma Quad Plus enhance air quality by reducing allergens and pollutants.
Reliable climate control for constant comfort, no matter the weather, giving you confidence throughout the day.
Air conditioners can be used as a heater. There are two types of air conditioners: cooling only and reverse cycle. Reverse cycle air conditioners are available in different types and provide heating for single rooms, multi rooms or a whole house.
Cleaning your air conditioner regularly is essential for keeping your unit running at optimum efficiency. You can do some maintenance tasks yourself and some that require a qualified service technician. Our How to Clean Your Air Conditioner Filter guide outlines how to clean an air conditioning unit including the filters. The user manual for your air conditioning system will outline how often and how to clean your system’s filters and heat exchanger.
Air conditioners provide dehumidification while they are actively cooling. Once the set temperature is reached, dehumidification is reduced or stops. If you have a problem with high moisture content in your home, a dedicated dehumidifier may be an ideal solution.
Dry Mode may provide some Dehumidification.
The Inverter is the brain of an air conditioning system. An Inverter receives information from sensors monitoring operating conditions and adjusts the frequency of the compressor to control the refrigerant flow rate thereby consuming less current and power. Mitsubishi Electric Inverters ensure that optimised performance and maximised comfort can be achieved while maintaining a higher energy efficiency.
It doesn’t matter which part of the country you live in; at some stage you will need to either heat or cool your home during the year. Split System air conditioning is a good option for year-round comfort, but is a split system air conditioner the right choice for your home?
Split system air conditioners are installed in two parts, an inside unit to distribute the air inside your room and an outside unit to draw in outside air, adjusting the air’s temperature to suit. Most split system air conditioners perform both heating and cooling functions, allowing you to use a single system to either cool down your house in the summer or warm it up in the winter.
Split systems come in different indoor unit types including wall mounted, floor console, ducted air conditioning, bulkhead, or ceiling cassette. The type of indoor unit selected depends on where it is most convenient to be installed. Read our blog post Is a Split System air conditioner right for your home? 6 benefits to consider to learn more about buying an air conditioner.
Read our Guide to Air Conditioner Basics: How Your AC Works and What You Need to Know to learn more about the different types of air conditioners and which one is the right one for your needs.
There are practical things you can do to reduce the energy load of your air conditioner. Read our 10 Point Cool Home Checklist for steps you can take to help reduce the energy load of your air conditioning unit. These tips can help with winter heating too.
Investing in the proper heating for your home is a big decision, and there are many factors to consider to ensure you make the right choice. We look at six essential insider tips for heating to keep in mind when searching for the perfect winter heat this season.
Finding the right air conditioner that suits your home is the starting point. We recommend speaking to a specialist air conditioning stockist for the best advice for heating your home.
Have you been concerned about the performance of your air conditioner lately? If you’re unsure about whether it’s time to upgrade, there are vital signs you can watch out for. Here are some top reasons to consider before you update your air conditioner.
To learn more about these signs in detail, read our guide: Is it Time to Say Goodbye to Your Air Conditioner? 8 Signs You Need to Update Your Air.
Ultimately, the decision to update your air conditioner will depend on your individual circumstances and needs. It is recommended to consult with a qualified service technician to assess the condition of your current unit and determine whether an update is necessary.