Keep Cool This Summer with A Split System Air Conditioner
With the weather starting to heat up, now is the perfect time to invest in a new air conditioner to allow you to enjoy year-round comfort. There are a few considerations to make when it comes to purchasing an air conditioner, some of these factors include your budget, if you require both cooling and heating, whether you have space for installing an outdoor unit and the room that needs climate control.
To help you get familiarised with Air Conditioners, we’ve created this comparative blog to kick start your purchasing journey and show you the different types of features and functions to look out for when shopping.
The Air Conditioners:
- Mitsubishi Electric C2.5kW H3.2kW Reverse Cycle Split System Air Conditioner
- Fujitsu C2.5kW H3.2kW Reverse Cycle Split System Air Conditioner
Mitsubishi Electric C2.5kW H3.2kW Reverse Cycle Split System Air Conditioner
From day to night, enjoy comfortable cooling and heating throughout your space with Mitsubishi’s 2.5kW cooling and 3.2kW heating Reverse Cycle Air Conditioner. Below are the things to love about this air conditioner:
- Smart Control: connect your Mitsubishi Electric air conditioner with your compatible smartphone or tablet. This gives you the freedom to fully control the unit on-the-go via an internet connection from anywhere.
- Quiet Performance: the ‘Quiet Mode’ setting ensures super quiet operation as low as 18dBA and the ‘Night Mode’ setting will reduce the brightness of the operation indicator light, disables beep noises, and limits the noise level of the outdoor unit.
- Enjoyable User Experience: the ‘i-save’ Mode recalls the preferred temperature at the press of a button on the remote controller, allowing you to quickly and easily setup the air conditioner.
- Easier Cleaning: enjoy a pleasant household environment thanks to Mitsubishi’s Dual Barrier Coating. The Dual Barrier Coating reduces dust from being collected in the unit, thereby providing longer lasting protection and less need for cleaning.
- Award Winning Design: stylish and slim, this Mitsubishi reverse cycle air conditioner is perfect for small to medium sized rooms in your home and when mounted, the air conditioner appears smaller for an unobtrusive fit.
Fujitsu C2.5kW H3.2kW Reverse Cycle Split System Air Conditioner
With 2.50kW cooling and 3.20kW heating capacity, this Fujitsu air conditioner is great for smaller rooms like the bedroom, home office or home theatre. Find out how this Fujitsu air conditioner can improve life at home:
- Better Air Quality: air quality is maintained as the Apple-Catechin filter absorbs dust, mould spores and other harmful microorganisms. The filter also neutralises the harmful particles, letting you breathe easier.
- Smarter Efficiency: this Fujitsu air conditioner boasts a Human Sensor, if there’s no movement after 20 minutes, the air conditioner switches to an energy-saving mode and only switches back again once movement is detected.
- Convenient Functions: enjoy reliable functions that make cooling and heating effortless, including the Automatic Air Flow Adjustment, Sleep and Weekly Timer, Quiet Mode and Powerful Mode.
- Environmentally Friendly: featuring a 5-Star energy rating for both cooling and heating, this reverse cycle air conditioner is perfect for households who want to reduce their energy consumption.
- Slim & Modern: this air conditioner is designed to be less obtrusive and integrate seamlessly with the room’s interior, while the matte finish and smooth edges create a modern aesthetic to suit contemporary homes.
Compare The Pair
Similarities
Both the Mitsubishi and Fujitsu air conditioners are Reverse Cycle, meaning they can heat and cool, giving you the ability to keep cool in summer and warm in winter, all from the one unit. They also have the same heating & cooling capacity, making them ideal for small areas in the home.
For added convenience, the Mitsubishi and Fujitsu air conditioner both feature a ‘Quiet’ mode, allowing you to use this air conditioner without worrying about disturbing your sleep or causing too much noise. Plus, the slim and modern design will allow both the Mitsubishi and Fujitsu air conditioner to fit in and look stylish in any space.
Differences
The main difference is the inclusion of the Wi-Fi app control provided by the Mitsubishi air conditioner, which allows you to use compatible smart devices to deliver remote monitoring and temperature control.
The inclusion of an Apple-Catechin Filter in the Fujitsu air conditioner is also a difference, as the Mitsubishi air conditioner does not have an air quality filter. However, it does have a Dual Barrier Coating to protect it from gathering excessive dust while in use.
