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Midea Edith 6.1 kW split system

$2,400–$3,600

estimated installed price

MFEF60VA-W/MFEF60VA-N
Midea Edith indoor unit
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Cooling

6.1 kW

3.5 stars

Heating

6.5 kW

2.5 stars

Indoor noise

62.7

dB(A) sound power, quieter than 25% of its size

Running cost

$442

a year, average zone, at 33c/kWh

Short answer

The Midea Edith 6.1 kW split system (MFEF60VA-W/MFEF60VA-N) is a 6.1 kW reverse cycle wall split rated 3.5 stars for cooling and 2.5 stars for heating in the average climate zone. Installed, expect $2,400 to $3,600; the label's figures put running costs near $442 a year in an average-zone home.

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

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Full specifications

Brand
Midea
Series
Midea Edith
Model numbers
MFEF60VA-W/MFEF60VA-N
Type
Wall split, reverse cycle (heats and cools)
Cooling capacity
6.1 kW
Cooling power input
1.782 kW
Heating capacity
6.5 kW
Heating power input
1.69 kW
Annual efficiency, cooling (AEER)
3.42
Annual efficiency, heating (ACOP)
3.87
Indoor sound power
62.7 dB(A)
Outdoor sound power
67.4 dB(A)
Refrigerant
R32
Power supply
Single-phase
Demand response capable
Yes
Country of manufacture
China
Energy Rating registration
AAC8958
Registration valid until
2030-06-03

Star ratings and running cost by climate

The Zoned Energy Rating Label rates each unit for three climates. Annual energy is the label's estimate for typical use in that zone; the cost applies 33c/kWh, around the 2026–27 default electricity offer. Use the running cost calculator for your own hours and tariff.

Climate zone Cooling stars Heating stars Energy a year Cost a year
HotBrisbane, Darwin 4 stars 3.5 stars 1,546 kWh 1437 cooling, 109 heating $510
AverageSydney, Adelaide, Perth 3.5 stars 2.5 stars 1,340 kWh 485 cooling, 855 heating $442
ColdCanberra, Hobart, Melbourne 4 stars 1.5 stars 2,794 kWh 303 cooling, 2491 heating $922

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FAQ

Midea MFEF60VA-W/MFEF60VA-N: common questions

How much does the Midea Edith 6.1 kW split system cost installed?

Typically $2,400 to $3,600 supplied and installed in 2026 for a standard job at this size. Longer pipe runs, a new circuit, a second storey or removing an old unit add to it. Get up to three local quotes for your actual install.

How much does the Midea Edith 6.1 kW split system cost to run?

Using the energy label's annual figures at 33c/kWh: about $510 a year in a hot zone, $442 in an average zone and $922 in a cold zone. The label assumes typical use; yours will differ with hours, set temperature and insulation.

Where is the Midea MFEF60VA-W/MFEF60VA-N made?

The Energy Rating register lists the country of manufacture as China.

Is the Midea Edith 6.1 kW split system quiet?

Its registered indoor sound power is 62.7 dB(A), against a median of 60.3 dB(A) for 6.0 kW wall split units, so it's quieter than about 25% of them. Brochures quote a lower sound pressure figure on the lowest fan speed; the register measures every model the same way.

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