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[WA] Mitsubishi Heavy Industries 1.7kw (Cooling) / 2.0kw (Heating) Air Conditioner $999 (Supply & Installed) @ Coogle Australia

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[WA] Mitsubishi Heavy Industries 1.7kw (Cooling) / 2.0kw (Heating) Air Conditioner $999 (Supply & Installed) @ Coogle Australia
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Employeecoogleair @ Coogle Air on 05/02/2021 - 14:38 files.ozbargain.com.au (2638 clicks)
Last edited 05/02/2021 - 15:39

Hello folks,
We are back again with Mitsubishi Heavy Industries 1.7kw unit. Machine is brand spanking new, and the price doesn’t change.
Even with the price of everything else increases we still keep our price down to keep you guys comfortable all year round.

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Air Conditioner supply and install for only $999,

Model Number SRK17ZMP-S / DXK05Z5-S, 1.7KW, 5 years full warranty, WITH installation* $999 incl. GST.

Other sizes also available. Contact us for more information.

Always look for the ARCTIC (ARC is an acronym for the Australian Refrigeration Council) when you purchase, installing, or repairing your Air conditioner, Freezer or Fridge. AU46311, EC13745, fully insured.
Credit cards (Visa and Mastercard only) accepted. Please note there is a 1.5% surcharge for all credit card transactions.
Cash and EFTPOS also accepted.
1.7Kw can cover Maximum Floor Area 10 (m2)

*Installation price is for standard back to back installations: 3 metre pipe, 10 metres cable, mounted on ground,on single storey homes and include electrical work. Prices include GST. If aircon is smaller than 3.5kw, hard wired into power circuit. Separate circuit with RCD protection extra cost will apply depends on the job difficulty. FREE for travel cost within 30 KM from Osborne Park WA 6017. For further than 30 km, $20 extra for 30-40km, $60 extra for 40-50km.
Other sizes also available. Contact us for more information.

Coogle Australia
M: 0403 627 943
P: 08 9445 1918
Email: [email protected]

Electrical & Electronics Air Conditioner Mitsubishi

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  • tommypickles on 05/02/2021 - 14:44
    +27

    'OK Coogle, do you have a website?'
    'Maybe — but due to our choice of name it'll be impossible to find in search engine results'

    • Iggemo on 05/02/2021 - 14:47
      +19

      wow they even use Google's colour scheme lol

      https://www.coogleair.com.au/

      • lanriver on 05/02/2021 - 15:51
        +3

        And font.

        • Telios on 05/02/2021 - 18:07
          +11

          Christ that's like a Matryoshka Doll of lawsuits on that one page.

          • RI4V4N on 05/02/2021 - 19:53

            @Telios: I assure you it isnt as clear cut as you would think, lol.

        • yahms on 05/02/2021 - 18:09

          and email

      • wtfnodeal on 05/02/2021 - 15:54
        +8

        Better watch out for being targeted by Australian government thinking it is associated with Google and imposes fees for showing search results for the makes and models of the air conditioners on its website.

        • netjock on 05/02/2021 - 15:57
          +9

          Send them an invoice for Google News.

      • MrKnowItAll on 05/02/2021 - 16:16
        +1

        website is down now!!

        edit - working now, damn it is similar to google haha

      • oztite on 05/02/2021 - 17:07
        +3

        I dunno, seeing what's happening in the news, I might try to see if BingAir can match their offer instead…

      • PappaLuigi on 05/02/2021 - 19:44
        +1

        they have some balls on them! lol classic

      • ProlapsedHeinous on 05/02/2021 - 22:31

        Different industry, for the name so ok there. the font may get them in trouble though….

      • Employeecoogleair @ Coogle Air on 08/02/2021 - 10:15

        We are trademark registered in Australia. Thank you for the message.

    • scud70 on 05/02/2021 - 14:54
      +5

      Well the government has its replacement for google when they pull out of Aus…

      • Aussar on 05/02/2021 - 14:58
        +3

        They might use proper protection instead of pulling out.

        • scud70 on 05/02/2021 - 14:59
          +1

          Pray they do… pray they do

    • [Deactivated] on 05/02/2021 - 19:12
      +1

      Ok, Cougar. Do you have a website?

  • Iggemo on 05/02/2021 - 14:46
    +6

    Would have to be a pretty small room but damn that's a good price

    • Employeecoogleair @ Coogle Air on 08/02/2021 - 10:22

      We have all size of aircon available to choose.

  • luke700 on 05/02/2021 - 14:49
    +2

    Ok google send OP an IP cease and desist

    • ireadtermsofuse on 05/02/2021 - 15:05
      +4

      Sending 500 cease and desist notices now

  • voteoften on 05/02/2021 - 14:49
    +1

    Hey OP,
    Can you break down the room sizes and costs for this unit and the others you offer?
    Also, how do i know if my place meets the installation requirements for the base cost? Do you send someone out to chevk the premises before a customer commits? Thanks

    • Ozbargainasaurus on 05/02/2021 - 23:06

      Interested too

      • Slippery Fish on 06/02/2021 - 08:21

        A 2x3m bedroom at 2m high (a lowish ceiling) is 12m square. This is a b.s. ac

        • ScottG7 on 06/02/2021 - 09:37
          +1

          I think he means floor area.

          eg 5m Long by 2M wide = 10m2

          so slightly over powered for a general bedroom - 3m by 3m = 9m2

          • ialam99 on 06/02/2021 - 10:12
            +2

            @ScottG7: For our 4m x 3.5m bedroom, I was quoted a 3.5kw unit so this might be a little small. However we had 9 foot ceilings and window was west facing so maybe those made a difference.

        • Tiggrrrrr on 07/02/2021 - 05:26

          12m cubed

        • bono on 23/02/2021 - 19:40

          Just nope. I have two of these installed, works perfectly for two normal rooms. See my post below for more details

    • Employeecoogleair @ Coogle Air on 08/02/2021 - 10:23

      If you could send us an email or give us a call, we will provide you the accurate quote. Thank you.

    • bono on 23/02/2021 - 19:39
      +1

      I have two of this exact unit, in two bedrooms. 9m2 and 10m2. I also have a 2.5 MHI one in another 9m2 bedroom. All my rooms are around 9.5 feet high so not low ceilings either, mid height ceilings.

      These smaller units are perfectly fine for over a year of heating and cooling - zero problem. I'm living in south western Brisbane so it can get pretty hot. Able to chill the room if that's what you want.

      However be aware about factors beyond room size - I made sure to put the compressor in a cool shaded spot, if you don't do that you might have issues as well as much higher running costs. The location of the air around the compresser is very important. Also consider if it's a super hot part of the house, with full western sun, no shade, and no insulation maybe you need a larger model. One of my rooms with this small aircon is on the western side, but gets a bit of shade and the house has insulation though no whirlybird, and that room is fine with this size.

      Highly recommend for normal bedroom size if you don't want to waste money on larger units that aren't necessary.

      I saw some comment below saying it's a b.s. aircon but frankly that's ridiculous, I'm very happy with my two units of this in normal bedrooms for well over a year!

      I got my two units for $500 each in a nice deal, but I reckon this at 1k installed is pretty much the same value.

      p.s. these have a high power mode which I put on for a few minutes when I start it so the room cools down quickly, which I use if it's a really hot day. The only real difference I could see to my 50%+ more expensive (on bargain) 2.5kw MHI is that bigger one has a fancier remote. The remotes on these look a bit basic (but work fine).

  • edrift on 05/02/2021 - 14:50
    +1

    Wow that's pretty cheap!

    Never get this sort of price in Melbourne

    • samehada on 05/02/2021 - 14:51
      +15

      just wait for the announcement, VIC government will have rebate for AC starting in Feb.
      https://www.solar.vic.gov.au/heaters
      https://www.victorianenergysaver.vic.gov.au/save-energy-and-money/discount-energy-saving-products/save-with-these-energy-efficient-products/heating-and-cooling

      • franco cozzo on 05/02/2021 - 15:18

        …thanks for the heads up. my folks should be eligible and definitely need cooling in their house

      • JuryWheel on 05/02/2021 - 15:30

        Wait, so it says if I previously had a plug in electric heater and get something like this to replace it, I am eligible for a $300 rebate - am I reading that right? If yes, this will be rotated something shocking!

        • Ezekiel2320 on 05/02/2021 - 20:26

          Yes if you install a multi-thousand dollar upgraded heating system, you will get a credit of a few hundred dollars

      • JuryWheel on 05/02/2021 - 15:54

        Seems to be low income and concession card holders only..

      • netjock on 05/02/2021 - 15:59

        Can see the price of houses with central electric systems going up! Better get in there FOMO.

      • richmond12 on 05/02/2021 - 17:07

        Interested for my folks too who are old. So what are the requirements for a split system like this to be installed?

      • ribze1 on 05/02/2021 - 17:13
        +1

        Vic Gov't is tops

      • samehada on 06/02/2021 - 13:19

        This was announced in Vic Budget 20/21 that government will spend money on subsidising the cost of more efficient heating/cooling.
        https://www.premier.vic.gov.au/sites/default/files/2020-11/2…

        I would suggest to wait for further details on here.
        https://www.solar.vic.gov.au/heaters

        It was on the news in November
        https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2020/nov/18/victo…

        "Measures include a $1,000 rebate for low-income households to replace old heaters with modern split-systems, upgrades to 35,000 social housing properties and a new requirement that landlords keep rental properties at a minimum efficiency standard."

        Victoria Government also give $250 for Concession card holder which you can already claim from 1-Feb-21.
        https://compare.energy.vic.gov.au/

    • Samsungnote10 on 05/02/2021 - 16:53
      +2

      I just had a aircon replaced recently, install only
      shopped around, i think i got about 4 quotes, all of them were $850 each +GST if invoice required,

      even though mine was a replacement, since it was already 10 years old, it needed an electrician hence the price,

      given I shopped around, that must be the market price,

      but I was surprised it cost that much to install a replacement aircon
      especially since deals like this,

      would like to know why the difference across states

      • jkim on 05/02/2021 - 18:05

        For what size AC? Different sizes have different install costs.
        I shopped around for 2.5kw and 7.1kw.
        2.5kw: $400 - $700
        7.1kw: $750 - $1050

        Prices inc GST/receipt, etc… I don't engage tradies who do the "cash only price" tax dodge.

        • Samsungnote10 on 05/02/2021 - 18:08

          I didnt know there was a price difference between the units, thought it was one price fits all, ours was 6.5kw

          every quote I got, I mentioned size but none of them seem to be too concerned,

          they were most concerned about back to back,
          I got all my leads from hipages, all with high recommendations,
          my guy even charged me an $70 for the brace because the old one was safer to be replaced

          • jkim on 05/02/2021 - 18:12
            +1

            @Samsungnote10: There's a big difference in price based on size. I got quotes for 2 different systems (2.5kw and 7.1kw) when I was shopping around, and they ALL quoted different prices for the 2 different size units. This was in Melbourne, October 2020, so I don't think things have changed much since I shopped around.

            • Samsungnote10 on 05/02/2021 - 18:14

              @jkim: Thats good to know.
              All up our system cost approx $2700

              With the price quoted on this deal.

              I could have almost got 3 x 2.5 units installed for not much more

              • jkim on 05/02/2021 - 18:17
                +1

                @Samsungnote10: Ouch… what unit did you get?
                For my larger units, I got the Mitsubishi Heavy Industries 7.1kw for $1599 x 2 + delivery from bunnings + $200 x 2 cashback + $750 x 2 for install = $2,149 x 2 + delivery. I had 3 installed (1 x 2.5kw in the study, 1 x 7.1kw in the living room, 1 x 7.1kw in the kitchen/dining area).
                I don't think you can replace a large unit with multiple small units…

                • Samsungnote10 on 05/02/2021 - 20:18

                  @jkim: Wow you are hard-core!
                  We got the same 7.1kw unit!

                  So far so good.

                  You spent a decent dollar for your set-up

              • Slippery Fish on 06/02/2021 - 11:12

                @Samsungnote10: Got a 7.1, cost $1280 for unit and $650 for install. Got $300 back from mitsubishi. Win

                • jkim on 06/02/2021 - 14:59

                  @Slippery Fish: How???
                  For that price, I will install 2 more (need 1 for each of the 2 bedrooms… will oversize it if it's that cheap).

                  • Slippery Fish on 06/02/2021 - 21:18

                    @jkim: Asked the local guy. No idea how he made money though the staff he sent had 3 blokes for 2 hours o.o

          • serpserpserp on 06/02/2021 - 15:25

            @Samsungnote10:

            they were most concerned about back to back,

            What was their concern exactly? They are the easiest and cheapest installs?

      • LurvinOZB on 05/02/2021 - 20:13

        Just had mine installed today. Comes up close to $2.7k with change.

        MHI 2.5kW, 5kW, 7.1kW. All 3 are not back to back, some runs are longer than others, one with hanging bracket, running on individual circuits.

      • perfectlydark on 05/02/2021 - 23:23
        +1

        ~$700 for a 7.1kw system recently. Got quotes up to $1200 and a lot of uninterested parties because i wasnt buying one of their overpriced systems

  • MickyJ87 on 05/02/2021 - 14:52
    +17

    Sized perfectly for my walk in pantry in Brisbane.

  • Mortgagetightass on 05/02/2021 - 14:54
    +3

    For anyone who isn't sure, this is enough to cool / heat a small bedroom or study.

    You would be severely let down putting this in a lounge/dining open area

    • kobeduck on 05/02/2021 - 23:22
      +1

      not really. it depends on many things like insulation (walls and ceiling), ceiling height, glazing on the windows, doors, orientation of the house, type of flooring. Think about how a fridge works or how an oven heats - wouldn't be as efficient if there leaks

      • Richardc on 06/02/2021 - 03:20

        And use a fan to redirect the cool air.

  • Jono258 on 05/02/2021 - 15:04

    How much on average does installation of split system cost? Looking to move soon to place without aircon.

    • Shina on 05/02/2021 - 15:08
      -2

      Around $500 in VIC

      • Bretttick on 05/02/2021 - 15:25
        +7

        Really where?

        I think it's more like 750 and that's back to back

        • Zalur on 05/02/2021 - 16:12
          +1

          I got mine installed back to back in WA for around $450

          • Bretttick on 05/02/2021 - 16:15
            +2

            @Zalur: Wa, Qld etc would be cheaper as people are getting them installed everyday due to weather.

            Here in melb, minimum is 750

            • cheapass88 on 05/02/2021 - 17:06

              @Bretttick: I got mine installed for $650 recently in Melbourne including a wall mount. One of the few places that did install only and actually provided electrical and plumbing cert.

              • Bretttick on 05/02/2021 - 17:40

                @cheapass88: That's cheap. I called 5 places cheapest was 750 going back 2 years ago.

                Also provide me with certs

              • cheapass88 on 05/02/2021 - 17:44
                +1

                @cheapass88: Yep, i had called over 50 places (no exaggeration), some were quoting $1200. This guy was decent and did it in a few days from when i called, one other place i found was same price but no wall mount but had to wait over a month! Most places in melb are around 3 week wait too

          • cimrak on 05/02/2021 - 17:52

            @Zalur: was that recently? Looking for someone in the very near future.

        • jkim on 05/02/2021 - 18:07
          -1

          Unless you're talking about a large system, you got ripped off.
          750 is enough to get a 7kw+ system installed (needs 2 guys due to how big it is).
          For a 2.1kw system (only needs 1 guy), you should be paying 400-500.

          This is melbourne.

          • Wildesy on 05/02/2021 - 20:54
            +1

            @jkim: Sure mate

            • jkim on 05/02/2021 - 20:59

              @Wildesy: Well, I can only tell you based on the quotes I got and the systems I had installed.
              I paid 450 inc gst for the 2.5kw installation, and 750 inc gst for each of the 2 x 7.1kw installation with proper invoice and electrician's certificate.
              Straight back-to-back, with installation brackets included (not the concrete slab).
              They had 5 guys come over to do the job (all 3 simultaneously), and then 1 guy stayed behind for 2hrs or so to leak test all 3.

        • yellowfever on 05/02/2021 - 22:42

          I had 2 x 3.5kw installed in Melbourne

          I contacted 5 places

          Got quoted $750 to $900 install for each unit
          Basic back to back install on wall bracket

          Very expensive in Melbourne

          I could not find anyone for $500

      • Megahowler on 05/02/2021 - 17:08
        +1

        $500?

        from a random on airtasker who wont pump down the system before releasing the gas..
        won't supply certificates and will plumb the waste water into your downpipes..

        • Wildesy on 05/02/2021 - 20:55
          +1

          Ozbargain generally has no concept or appreciation trades.

        • jkim on 05/02/2021 - 21:03

          For this tiny unit (2.1kw) 500 from a reputable electrician company should be more than enough.

        • Succulent on 06/02/2021 - 08:34

          I am not a trader, just a consumer of aircon. Just out of curiosity, what's wrong with plumbing the wastewater from Aircon to the downpipes? The wastewater from the condenser is only a water right?

          • Yan47 on 06/02/2021 - 18:18

            @Succulent: That’s fine. I’ve drained to the sink drain pipes before. No issues

          • Megahowler on 07/02/2021 - 14:23

            @Succulent: When your stormwater blocks… The water will run up the pipe into the Aircon and all over your house

    • lonewolf on 05/02/2021 - 18:06
      +1

      When I had mine done in Sydney, it cost me $500 per unit. I had 2 installed.

  • ireadtermsofuse on 05/02/2021 - 15:05
    +13

    How have you guys not been hit with a trademark infringement notice yet…

    • jalwa on 05/02/2021 - 21:22

      Too small for anyone to notice.

      And if noticed by Google, could be too small and irrelevant to use a billable lawyer.

  • Phoebus on 05/02/2021 - 15:10
    +2

    1.7 kw should be ok for cooling a smallish bedroom so long as you don't have a computer with Intel i9-10900k. Good price but wonder how much extra for 2.5 kw.

    • jdawg7 on 05/02/2021 - 15:30
      +3

      what about a threadripper 1950x

    • netjock on 05/02/2021 - 15:59
      +2

      a computer with Intel i9-10900k

      Only for winter use. Use the aircon during summer

      • serpserpserp on 06/02/2021 - 15:30

        Only for winter use.

        No you still need to run the aircon in winter with the intel turned on. That way you can keep the ambient temp of the entire room under 40c ;)

    • Employeecoogleair @ Coogle Air on 08/02/2021 - 10:29
      +2

      $1238 for 2.5kw supply and standard back to back installation Mitsubishi Heavy Industry Avanti. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us.

      • jjj123 on 12/02/2021 - 14:35

        i currently had an existing ac on a wall amount (above ground 2m), will there be extra charge for removal of existing one and put new one on the existing wall amount?

  • RocketSwitch on 05/02/2021 - 15:10

    Good price if you fit those requirements.

    • resisting the urge on 05/02/2021 - 15:35
      +8

      With any fixed price vendor, you want to be sure they install it to standard: Eg.
      * Vacuum the pipes (they have to bring a portable vacuum pump),
      * Check for leaks (they need to use a gauge set to monitor the vacuum, or a mini digital vacuum gauge)
      * Pressure test with Nitrogen, (they need a canister of Nitrogen)
      * Check for leaks properly (using soapy water on internal and external joints), and
      * Vacuum again before releasing the refrigerant by opening the valves on the side of the outside unit.

      A friend of mine had some jokers turn up to replace his units, they emptied the refrigerant to the atmosphere on each one, did none of the above (all of which they are supposed to) and two of the three units failed in less than a few months due to subsequent refrigerant leaks. All cheap because of some joker trying to scam the customer, and the governments stupid DRED scheme.

      All depends on whether they are repaired to use an existing circuit and breaker.

      All they have to do is do the old 'inadequate site' trick:

      • "Sorry, you don't have a circuit that we can add this to"
      • "To meet the standard, we have to install a breaker, isolator, dedicated circuit"

      And then charge you extra to install a $10-$50 worth of bits and pieces, and profit!

      Or convince you that a 3m pipe is not long enough, or the installation is somehow otherwise more complex than the 'deal' allows, to get more

      • Poorunsdownhill on 05/02/2021 - 15:53
        +2

        Mechanical Plumber here…

        Most of those steps are over the top. All that is required to clean the lines and test for leaks is to vacuum the line down to 200 microns and let it sit for 20-30 minutes. If the vacuum holds you have no leaks. You’re then free to release the gas and you’re good to go.

        I’d suspect they won’t do this for this deal. You’ll get a sparky with a artic license (don’t get me started, they shouldn’t be doing plumbers work but that’s for another day) and all they will probably do is purge the lines with refrigerant (Have the pipes disconnect at the condenser, release the gas and quickly rush to connect the pipes back up. You’ll lose gas and have debris in your lines which will most likely shorten the life span dramatically.

        • resisting the urge on 05/02/2021 - 17:18
          +1

          Mostly too true*. But not OTT at all. If you want the system to last, it's the bare minimum. But taking time is not the way that any installer can make money, so your comments are dead on otherwise.

          They will feel they can control the debris by not 'making any' and 'see/sense' any leaks that will cause it to fail early, but they will fail on that score every x in y installations, and will fail to see the problems that don't occur in the warranty period (plus others who don't come back to them for obvious and other reasons).

          I understand that LG now operate their own clean up service, employing more of these guys to go round fixing the failures under warranty (total refrigerant loss, system failure, etc.). Not sure if they ever report up the chain with any success about installers causing it though.

          (*) Testing for no leak under vacuum is only a low pressure static test, so not a good one. I wouldn't leave it without having put (non-corrosive) soap on the joints at pressure. And pressurising with Nitrogen is the best way for this during installation. However a quick double check once gassed and working in heat mode is the only real way to verify each joint is good to maximum pressure, but the Nitrogen is a sensible way to test it's good to go before the releasing the refrigerant. Of course it needs to cycle hot-cold a few times with the soap to be sure, and a faulty joint can still leak over time even if it passes this, should the flares not be done properly.

          • Poorunsdownhill on 05/02/2021 - 18:03

            @resisting the urge: A vacuum will find a leak. It will not be able to vacuum down to 200 microns with one. Nitrogen is good to find a leak if you know you have one but don’t know where however for a simple installation it’s a little over the top.

            Below is a installation manual outlining a procedure. I concur soapy water on the flares is good practice.

            https://www.mitsubishielectric.com.au/assets/LEG/JG79A460H02…

            • resisting the urge on 08/02/2021 - 14:56

              @Poorunsdownhill: Indeed a leak should always show up under vacuum, but that said, I doubt many wait long enough to notice small ones!

              I like to cover scenarios where a leak occurs after a series of massive heat changes (like a few weeks of turning on and off), or the first time the system is used on heat, e.g. the first time it against the winter ((since everyone installs them in the summer usually this might be 6 or 18months after installation). It can take as long as getting to that point before the system sees high enough internal pressures to initiate a refrigerant leak, and is why wintertime is often when the refrigerant leaks begin from poorly flared joints.

              I like the link btw, a manual written in plain english, not by a team of graduate compliance lawyers and then rushed through translation. But have a look at the later ones, they mandate Nitrogen testing now to prevent R32 reacting with any remaining oxygen- but I posit it is more to stop people venting refrigerant to flush the pipes first, as doing this with R32 is dangerous.

          • lonewolf on 06/02/2021 - 12:07

            @resisting the urge: If this is all how its meant to be done then sadly my installer definitely didnt bring any vacuums or anything like that with him :(.

            • resisting the urge on 08/02/2021 - 14:56

              @lonewolf: Yep, and if you report him to the regulator I doubt they would do anything either. No one gives a s…

  • frogduck on 05/02/2021 - 15:12

    Also interested in 2.5kW as my 2.5kW in my guest room just failed. Although 1.7kW may be okay too (room is pretty spot on 10m2).

    Any discounts for replacement install of full install too?

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