Mitsubishi Heavy Industries 14 kW under-ceiling
$3,400–$4,800
estimated installed price
Cooling
14 kW
2.5 stars
Heating
16 kW
2.5 stars
Indoor noise
65
dB(A) sound power, quieter than 0% of its size
Running cost
$1,138
a year, average zone, at 33c/kWh
Short answer
The Mitsubishi Heavy Industries 14 kW under-ceiling (FDC(A)140VSX-W / FDE140VH) is a 14 kW reverse cycle under-ceiling rated 2.5 stars for cooling and 2.5 stars for heating in the average climate zone. Installed, expect $3,400 to $4,800; the label's figures put running costs near $1,138 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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- Brand
- Mitsubishi Heavy Industries
- Model numbers
- FDC(A)140VSX-W / FDE140VH, FDC140VSX-W / FDE140VH, FDCA140VSX-W / FDE140VH
- Type
- Under-ceiling, reverse cycle (heats and cools)
- Cooling capacity
- 14 kW
- Cooling power input
- 4.08 kW
- Heating capacity
- 16 kW
- Heating power input
- 4.41 kW
- Annual efficiency, cooling (AEER)
- 3.39
- Annual efficiency, heating (ACOP)
- 3.59
- Indoor sound power
- 65 dB(A)
- Outdoor sound power
- 69 dB(A)
- Refrigerant
- R32
- Power supply
- Three-phase
- Demand response capable
- Yes
- Country of manufacture
- Thailand
- Energy Rating registration
- AAC9805
- Registration valid until
- 2031-01-29
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 | 3 stars | 3 stars | 4,281 kWh 3973 cooling, 308 heating | $1,413 |
| AverageSydney, Adelaide, Perth | 2.5 stars | 2.5 stars | 3,449 kWh 1364 cooling, 2085 heating | $1,138 |
| ColdCanberra, Hobart, Melbourne | 2.5 stars | 2 stars | 6,552 kWh 874 cooling, 5678 heating | $2,162 |
How it compares with other 9 kW and up units
- Cooling stars (average zone): 2.5 against a median of 2.5 across 111 9 kW and up under-ceiling units, better than 41% of them.
- Indoor sound power: 65 dB(A) against a median of 63 dB(A), quieter than 0%.
- Estimated installed price for this size: $3,400 to $4,800. Brand and install difficulty move it within that band.
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FAQ
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries FDC(A)140VSX-W / FDE140VH: common questions
How much does the Mitsubishi Heavy Industries 14 kW under-ceiling cost installed?
Typically $3,400 to $4,800 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 Mitsubishi Heavy Industries 14 kW under-ceiling cost to run?
Using the energy label's annual figures at 33c/kWh: about $1,413 a year in a hot zone, $1,138 in an average zone and $2,162 in a cold zone. The label assumes typical use; yours will differ with hours, set temperature and insulation.
Where is the Mitsubishi Heavy Industries FDC(A)140VSX-W / FDE140VH made?
The Energy Rating register lists the country of manufacture as Thailand.
Is the Mitsubishi Heavy Industries 14 kW under-ceiling quiet?
Its registered indoor sound power is 65 dB(A), against a median of 63 dB(A) for 9 kW and up under-ceiling units, so it's quieter than about 0% 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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