Start with Midea
A strong choice when you want excellent value without giving up a modern heating and cooling system.
COMPARE YOUR OPTIONS
Three strong choices.
Different priorities.
Midea Solstice and Mitsubishi Electric AY are our main recommendations, with Zen for customers who want a particular finish. The right choice depends on your room and the complete installed cost.
AT A GLANCE
Start with what matters to you.
| What matters | Midea Solstice | Mitsubishi Electric AY | Mitsubishi Electric Zen |
|---|---|---|---|
| Installed guide price | From £1,650 | From £1,950 | From £2,400 |
| Main appeal | Excellent value and features | Understated comfort and refinement | Interior finish and appearance |
| Indoor finish | White or black | White | White, silver or black |
| Warranty | Up to 10 years on qualifying Mi Pro installations | Up to 7 years on selected qualifying installations | Up to 7 years on selected qualifying installations |
| Several rooms | Compatible multi-split options | Compatible MXZ combinations | Compatible MXZ combinations |
| Controls and sound | Compare the exact model, capacity, fan setting and included controls in your quotation. | ||
Prices are guides for basic installations and include 0% VAT where the installation qualifies. Capacity, route length, pumps, electrics, access and system layout can change the price. Warranty cover requires the relevant registration, installation and servicing conditions. Your quotation confirms the exact cover.
OUR RECOMMENDATION
Compare the complete installation.
Consider Mitsubishi Electric AY
A good option when the room’s sound requirements, controls and understated appearance are priorities.
Choose Zen for the finish
Consider Zen when black, silver or a slim appearance works particularly well with the interior.
YOUR QUESTIONS
A few useful answers.
Will a more expensive unit always cost less to run?
No. Running cost depends on the specific equipment, room load, outdoor conditions, temperature setting and electricity tariff. Compare the relevant efficiency figures and installation design.
Is a multi-split always better than separate systems?
No. A multi-split can reduce the number of outdoor units, while separate systems provide independent operation. We compare capacity, routes, running patterns and installed cost.
LET’S GET STARTED
Tell us about your space.
Room sizes, a few photos and your postcode are a useful starting point. We’ll help you work out the right next step.