Comfort Systems helps Perth homes and businesses compare Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Air Conditioners across current split systems, multi split solutions, ducted heating and cooling and commercial VRF pathways, with the system selected around the property, capacity, installation and long term service access.
Current reverse cycle range: 2.0, 2.5, 3.5, 5.0 and 6.0kW, with built in Wi Fi available on the current WF range.
Efficient wall mounted reverse cycle pathways.
6.3 to 10.0kW with long reach airflow.
One outdoor unit serving up to five indoor units.
Concealed reverse cycle ducted systems.
Commercial multi zone system architecture.
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries’ Australian air conditioning business sits within a much broader engineering group. MHIAA’s current company history says MHI turned its engineering capability to air conditioning in Japan in 1953, introduced units to Australia through a local distributor in 1975, established its first Australian company in 1999 and formed Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Air Conditioners Australia in 2009.
For a Perth property owner, the useful point is not the history by itself. It is the breadth of the current HVAC portfolio: wall mounted splits, floor and bulkhead indoor units, multi split systems, residential ducted systems, compact commercial products and large VRF architecture. That allows system type to follow the building instead of forcing every property into one product category.
Avanti Plus and Bronte are not simply different badges on the same unit. MHIAA currently positions Avanti Plus as its platinum split series, while Bronte targets larger spaces with high capacity, long reach airflow.
MHIAA currently lists Avanti Plus in reverse cycle capacities from 2.0kW to 6.0kW. Key features include energy saving motion sensing, 3D Auto airflow, Clean Air Technology and built in Wi Fi on current WF models.
The current Bronte range spans 6.3 to 10.0kW. MHIAA lists Jet Air Technology and up to 18m cooling airflow on 7.1 to 9.5kW models, with current WF1 models adding built in Wi Fi and NOVAShield™ PM2.5 filtration.
MHIAA’s current SCM ZS W multi split range is designed for multiple rooms where separate outdoor units would create too much external plant or visual clutter. The outdoor range spans 4.0 to 10.0kW and supports two to five compatible indoor units depending on the selected model.
Current category guidance lists a maximum of five indoor units on suitable SCM models.
Connected rooms can be controlled individually for their local temperature and operation requirements.
MHIAA lists total pipe runs up to 75m and height differences up to 20m on some current models.
Compatible wall mounted, floor, bulkhead, compact cassette and selected ducted indoor units can be used where the combination allows.
MHI’s ducted range is not a single chassis stretched across every house. Current MHIAA categories include compact medium static equipment, slim FDU systems and higher static FDUA systems for larger air distribution demands.
The right ducted series depends on required capacity, available ceiling/roof space, duct length, static pressure requirement, zoning strategy and the property’s electrical and installation constraints.
Compact medium static ducted range currently listed at 5.0 to 5.6kW for smaller homes and tighter applications.
Slim medium/high static ducted range currently listed at 7.1 to 14.0kW with quiet operation and multiple timer/control functions.
Higher static range currently listed from 10.0kW up to 23.5kW for larger homes and more demanding duct architecture.
MHIAA’s compatible zoning pathway provides individual zone on/off control and scheduling options on relevant ducted systems.
MHIAA’s technologies vary by series. A useful comparison looks at the features actually included on the selected model rather than treating every MHI system as technically identical.
Selected split systems use independent louvre motors to distribute air more broadly through the room.
Bronte applies fan blade engineering to achieve long reach airflow, with up to 18m cooling reach listed on 7.1 to 9.5kW models.
Current WF split ranges include built in Wi Fi on relevant models for app control and supported smart home functions.
Selected residential ranges combine filtration and self clean strategies intended to help manage allergens, odours and internal cleanliness.
MHIAA’s current commercial VRF portfolio spans approximately 9.0kW to 168kW across multiple system families. The appropriate pathway depends on building load, number of zones, piping architecture, simultaneous heating/cooling requirements, controls and commercial service access.
Current R32 two pipe VRF series listed from 22.4 to 100.5kW with up to 52°C operating range capability and 50 to 150% connection capacity.
Compact commercial VRF pathway currently listed at 9.0 to 15.2kW and up to 10 connected indoor units on suitable models.
Large capacity VRF platform currently listed from 28.0 to 168.0kW and designed for substantial multi zone applications.
Three pipe heat recovery architecture for applications requiring concurrent heating and cooling across different zones.
MHIAA currently states that air conditioning units installed in residential applications come with a 5 year parts and labour manufacturer warranty, subject to its warranty terms. MHIAA also states that installation requires appropriately licensed refrigeration and electrical professionals.
Current MHIAA warranty guidance applies a 5 year parts and labour warranty to residential air conditioning applications, subject to current conditions.
MHIAA states that installation involving refrigerant should use a registered ARCTICK refrigeration professional.
Air conditioning installation also involves electrical work and should be completed by appropriately licensed personnel.
This page describes MHI products that Comfort Systems works with. It does not claim authorised MHIAA dealer status unless separately verified.
The model should follow the room load and system architecture, not the other way around.
MHIAA currently positions Avanti Plus as its platinum split series in 2.0 to 6.0kW reverse cycle capacities, with strong efficiency, motion sensing and built in Wi Fi on WF models. Bronte starts at higher capacities , 6.3 to 10.0kW , and is aimed at medium to larger spaces, with long reach Jet Air airflow and current WF1 connectivity options.
Yes. The current SCM ZS W multi split range connects one outdoor unit to multiple compatible indoor units. Depending on the outdoor model, current combinations support two to five indoor units, with individual indoor unit control.
MHIAA currently offers several ducted pathways. FDUM serves compact lower capacity applications, FDU spans 7.1 to 14.0kW, and FDUA extends from 10.0kW to 23.5kW. The correct range depends on building load, roof/ceiling space, duct lengths, static pressure, zones and access.
Yes. MHIAA’s current commercial portfolio includes KX and KXZ VRF families from compact 9.0kW systems through large 168kW class platforms, including two pipe and heat recovery options for different commercial building requirements.
MHIAA’s current warranty FAQ states that MHI air conditioning units installed in residential applications come with a 5 year parts and labour warranty, subject to the current warranty terms and conditions.
No authorised dealer claim is made on this page unless Comfort Systems separately verifies that relationship. The page focuses on the Mitsubishi Heavy Industries systems Comfort Systems works with and how those systems can be assessed for Perth properties.
Tell Comfort Systems the Perth suburb, property type, rooms or zones requiring heating and cooling and whether the project is a new installation, replacement or commercial HVAC requirement. That creates a stronger basis for comparing the relevant Mitsubishi Heavy Industries system.
