Mitsubishi Heavy Industries 7.1kw Bronte Split Reverse Cycle Air Conditioner $1499 in-Store Only (RRP $1949) @ Bunnings

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  • Which store ? Or is it nationwide

  • -2

    Link to product please

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    • In store only

  • +2

    any 2.5kw models?

  • +4

    Mitsubishi will always remind me of dance clubs for some reason.

  • Damn.. I thought it read installed.

  • any way to make this "smart" and controllable via app?

      • Are these better than the Tuya stuff? Been on Tuya for ages and it can be frustrating with Alexa/Google

        • Never bothered to set up Alexa/Google, I use the native app to turn the a/c on to pre-chill the house before I get home, works great for that.

          Have had it setup to turn on the TV, Amp, Fetch TV box all on the correct channels for a luddite family member who was visiting and would never have figured out what to turn on in order to watch tv - worked great for that also.

    • Yep https://github.com/ginkage/MHI-AC-Ctrl-ESPHome
      100% integration in home assistant

    • Pretty sure you can order a wifi module directly from Mitsubishi as well if you choose, at least that was the case when I had mine installed years ago. Says its compatible with this model as per the below link.

      https://www.mhiaa.com.au/wi-fi-control/

  • Non wi-fi is a killer

    • Doesn't it have a remote? Push a couple of buttons?

      • Sure, I'll bring my remote to work and push a couple of buttons from kilometers away.

        • Thought WiFi controlled it from home. But if you still want to bring the remote to work & push a couple of buttons, why not.

  • @Lolitsjoel

    If you are happy to chance it with a Hisense a/c they are doing an extended warranty promo at the moment (7 years instead of 5)

    https://birite.com.au/products/hisense-2-5kw-3-2kw-v-series-…

  • Cost to have this installed?

    • Yes usually it cost extra to have this installed.

    • +1

      $800+ depending on complexity of installation.

    • Had a 7.1kW and 2.5kW installed recently - back to back install for $650 and $550 respectively - that was decommissioning and removal of an old unit, that was my cheapest quote.

      Quotes for the above work varied greatly, up to

      I'd expect to pay a bit more than this if you are doing a new install as they won't be able to reuse any existing wiring etc.

  • Good price, I have 6.3kW version and it is good.

  • Highly recommended.

  • overkill to replace an old small unit? Have a 10+ year old 2 or 4kw unit but cant tell what size it is (unless theres an easy way to tell as I cant see any model numbers on the unit)

    • +1

      If you got the space for it then you can. Always better to have larger capacity than small, cools the area down faster. Once at temp these units sip power, so are really efficient. Though you have to beware the outdoor units can be quite large.

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