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Mitsubishi Electric split system

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Every current Mitsubishi Electric split system registered in Australia, by size, with star ratings, noise and typical installed prices. Get up to 3 local quotes.

Short answer

321 Mitsubishi Electric split system are registered for sale in Australia in 2026, from 2 to 10 kW. Supplied and installed, most land between $1,400 to $4,800; up to three licensed local installers will quote your actual job.

Prices are estimates, not quotes (how we estimate them). Rebate rules checked September 2026.

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Mitsubishi Electric has more wall-mounted split systems on the government register than any other brand: 321 models from 2.0 to 10 kW. Most are variations on a few series, and the series is in the model number if you know where to look.

The tables below list every current Mitsubishi Electric wall split by size, with the star ratings and noise figures from the Energy Rating register. This page decodes the series and shows how they compare. First, the usual warning: Mitsubishi Electric and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries are different companies. Check which one is on the quote.

At a glance

2.0 kW

8 models · installed $1,400–$2,400 · see all 8

Model (outdoor / indoor) Type Cool kW Heat kW Cool stars Heat stars Indoor dB Installed, estimate Quote
MUZ-AP20VGD / MSZ-AP20VGD +4 variants with the same ratings Wall split 2 2.5 4★ 2.5★ 52.4 $1,400–$2,400 Get quotes
MUZ-AP20VG*/MSZ-AP20VGD Series Wall split 2 2.5 3.5★ 2.5★ 52 $1,400–$2,400 Get quotes

2.5 kW

50 models · installed $1,500–$2,500 · see all 50

Model (outdoor / indoor) Type Cool kW Heat kW Cool stars Heat stars Indoor dB Installed, estimate Quote
MUZ-AP25VG2/MSZ-AP25VG2 Series +5 variants with the same ratings Wall split 2.5 3.2 5.5★ 3★ 56 $1,500–$2,500 Get quotes

3.5 kW

51 models · installed $1,700–$2,700 · see all 51

Model (outdoor / indoor) Type Cool kW Heat kW Cool stars Heat stars Indoor dB Installed, estimate Quote
MUZ-AP35VG/MSZ-AP35VG Series +5 variants with the same ratings Wall split 3.5 3.7 4.5★ 3★ 56.3 $1,700–$2,700 Get quotes

5.0 kW

77 models · installed $2,100–$3,300 · see all 77

Model (outdoor / indoor) Type Cool kW Heat kW Cool stars Heat stars Indoor dB Installed, estimate Quote
MUZ-AP42VG2/MSZ-AP42VG2 Series +5 variants with the same ratings Wall split 4.2 5.4 4★ 2.5★ 58 $2,100–$3,300 Get quotes

6.0 kW

41 models · installed $2,400–$3,600 · see all 41

Model (outdoor / indoor) Type Cool kW Heat kW Cool stars Heat stars Indoor dB Installed, estimate Quote
MUZ-AP60VG2/MSZ-AP60VG2 Series +5 variants with the same ratings Wall split 6 6.8 4★ 2.5★ 58.5 $2,400–$3,600 Get quotes

7.1 kW

35 models · installed $2,600–$3,900 · see all 35

Model (outdoor / indoor) Type Cool kW Heat kW Cool stars Heat stars Indoor dB Installed, estimate Quote
MUY-GW71VFD/MSY-GW71VFD2 +3 variants with the same ratings Wall split, cooling only 7.1 – 4★ – 62.4 $2,600–$3,900 Get quotes
MUY-GW71VFD/MSY-GW71VFD Wall split, cooling only 7.1 – 3.5★ – 61.3 $2,600–$3,900 Get quotes
MUZ-AP71VG/MSZ-AP71VG Series Wall split 7.1 8 3★ 2.5★ 58.1 $2,600–$3,900 Get quotes

8.0 kW

25 models · installed $3,000–$4,300 · see all 25

Model (outdoor / indoor) Type Cool kW Heat kW Cool stars Heat stars Indoor dB Installed, estimate Quote
MUY-GW80VFD/MSY-GW80VFD Wall split, cooling only 8 – 3★ – 61.3 $3,000–$4,300 Get quotes
MUZ-AP80VG/MSZ-AP80VG Series +4 variants with the same ratings Wall split 7.8 9 3★ 2.5★ 61.5 $3,000–$4,300 Get quotes

9 kW and up

34 models · installed $3,400–$4,800 · see all 34

Model (outdoor / indoor) Type Cool kW Heat kW Cool stars Heat stars Indoor dB Installed, estimate Quote
MUY-GY90VFD/MSY-GY90VFD Wall split, cooling only 9 – 3★ – 63.6 $3,400–$4,800 Get quotes
MUY-GY90VFD/MSY-GY90VFD2 +3 variants with the same ratings Wall split, cooling only 9 – 3★ – 64.9 $3,400–$4,800 Get quotes
MUZ-AS90VGD/MSZ-AS90VGD2 Wall split 9 10.3 3★ 2.5★ 64.9 $3,400–$4,800 Get quotes

Every model on the Energy Rating register marked available in Australia. Stars are the zoned label for the average climate zone (average zone); indoor noise is the registered sound power level, measured the same way for every model. Installed prices are estimated 2026 supply-and-install ranges, not quotes (how we estimate them); your installer confirms the number. Browse and filter everything in the full catalogue.

Mitsubishi Electric split system series compared

MSZ means a reverse cycle wall unit and MSY means cooling only. The two letters after the dash are the series. Here is what the register says about each.

Mitsubishi Electric wall splits on the Energy Rating register, by series
SeriesRegistrationsSizesCooling stars, average zoneIndoor dB(A)
MSZ-AP1102.0 to 7.8 kW3.0 to 5.552.0 to 61.7
MSZ-LN812.5 to 6.1 kW3.0 to 4.554.0 to 60.3
MSZ-EF282.5 to 5.0 kW3.0 to 4.053.0 to 55.2
MSZ-GS222.5 to 7.9 kW3.0 to 3.549.5 to 63.5
MSZ-AS49.0 kW3.064.9
PKA-M367.1 to 10 kW2.0 to 2.5not registered
MSY-GW and MSY-GY (cooling only)402.5 to 9.0 kW3.0 to 4.555.9 to 64.9
Energy Rating register, September 2026. Stars and noise vary with size, so each range runs from the family's smallest unit to its largest.

The AP is the mainstream series and holds the best star ratings in the range. The LN is the flagship with built-in Wi-Fi and the 3D i-See sensor. The EF is the design series. Our Mitsubishi Electric review covers what each one adds. When you get up to three local quotes, check the series letters on each.

Are Mitsubishi Electric split systems quiet?

On the register's indoor sound figure, which is measured the same way for every brand, yes. The quietest Mitsubishi Electric wall split is the MSZ-GS25 at 49.5 dB(A), and the brand's 2.5 kW units run 49.5 to 56 against a register median of 54.5. At 7.1 kW the MSZ-AP71 registers 58.1 to 59 dB(A), well under the 63.8 median for that size. Compare everyone in the quietest split systems ranking.

How much does a Mitsubishi Electric split system cost installed?

A typical bedroom-size Mitsubishi Electric installs for around $1,700 to $2,400 in 2026 on a standard single-storey install, often a little under the equivalent Daikin quote. A 7.1 kW living-room unit is usually $2,600 to $3,900. Like Daikin, you get a five-year warranty and a wide service network.

See the 7.1 kW Mitsubishi Electric page for living rooms, or the Daikin vs Mitsubishi Electric comparison. When you're ready, get up to three local quotes with the full model number on each.

FAQ

Mitsubishi Electric split system: common questions

What's the difference between MSZ-AP and MSZ-LN?

The AP is the mainstream series and covers 2.0 to 7.8 kW. The LN is the flagship, from 2.5 to 6.1 kW, with built-in Wi-Fi and a presence sensor. On the register, the AP holds the higher star ratings at the small sizes, so the LN premium pays for features. The AP is the more efficient choice at 2.5 and 3.5 kW.

Is Mitsubishi Electric the same as Mitsubishi Heavy Industries?

No. They are separate companies that share a heritage name, and both sell air conditioners in Australia. Mitsubishi Electric model codes start MSZ or MSY; Mitsubishi Heavy Industries wall splits mostly start SRK or DXK. Our comparison of the two explains the differences.

What does MSY mean on a Mitsubishi Electric air conditioner?

MSY is a cooling-only wall split. MSZ is reverse cycle, which heats as well. Unless you live somewhere that never gets cold, choose an MSZ model.

How much does a Mitsubishi Electric split system cost installed?

Typically $1,400 to $4,800 supplied and installed in 2026, depending on size and the job. 2.0 kW: $1,400 to $2,400; 2.5 kW: $1,500 to $2,500; 3.5 kW: $1,700 to $2,700; 5.0 kW: $2,100 to $3,300. Pipe runs, a new circuit or a second storey add to it. Get up to three local quotes for your actual job.

Which is the quietest Mitsubishi Electric split system?

On the registered indoor sound level, the Mitsubishi Electric MSZ-GS25VFD2 (2.5 kW) is the quietest at 49.5 dB(A). Compare within the same size: bigger units are louder. See the quietest split systems ranking.

Which is the most energy efficient?

For the average climate zone, the Mitsubishi Electric MSZ-AP25VG2 Series (2.5 kW) has the highest cooling rating here at 5.5 stars. Star ratings on the zoned label run to 10, and a star is worth more in a hot zone than a mild one. For cold-climate heating, the Mitsubishi Electric MSZ-AP25VG Series leads at 3 stars.

What size split system do I need?

Roughly 2.5 kW for a bedroom, 3.5 kW for a large bedroom or small living room, and 5 to 7.1 kW for open-plan living. West glass and poor insulation push it up. Use the size calculator for your room.

Sources

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