Mitsubishi Bronte Series Questions & Answers (page 2 of 2)

Hi can you pls explain bit more.

thanks I will go up to 7.7 kw unit

Hi Malcolm My srk25zsa-w is installed back to back. Outdoor unit is on brackets. Urs one is 7.1 kw and mine is 6.3kw both are bronte series. Mine 6.3kw main unit is installed in family hall and outdoor unit is installed at least ten metres away. Installer got the pipes through the roof and out from ceiling and install outdoor unit on brackets.its safe I was thinking to put readymade slab which you can buy from bunnings. Saves space if u put on brackets that’s all.dimesions ur asking best to ask from air con installer.

Hi Glen, great, thanks for the reply. Would you also please tell me how much drained water (say Qty per hour) I can expect to have discharged from each indoor and outdoor unit. Unit drainage will go onto a solid paved area, for this reason I intend putting in a ground drain to pipe any water away to discharge into a garden area. I see an elbow is available as an accessory for piping drainage. As I noted, I intended using a concrete slab/plinth to mount the outdoor units on. Will I be able/have room under the units to pipe the drainage away, and what size is the elbow and pipe? (presume PVC plumbing pipe is used?). Because, I note that installation instructions state a 100mm clearance is required under the mounting feet/face for drain piping. Why is so much clearance needed? This clearance is surely only needed to pass a small drain pipe under the unit?
Thanks and Regards,
Malcolm

I have a 7kw model and it cools half of my house

Oh ok, thank you for that Glen, didn't see that chart. I've had a couple of quotes and one recommended the 9.5 and another the 8, hence my question. Maybe I should get another to confirm.
If the answer lies somewhere in between, is there any problem slightly "oversizing" than undersizing?

Thanks for respnding I will go and speak to them shortly . They do have a couple of units . Are the 2022 models different to a unit of last season . Our shed has a concrete floor, insulated roof, no windows, 3 roller doors and soon to be insulated walls Thanks Graham

One is by MHI the other ME. I bought the Mitsubishi SRK71 and it's WONDERFUL, much more powerful airflow and faster cooling thanks to PAM. Highly recommend you get the SRK71. Sorry for not directly answering your question with what are the exact difference's, I lazy, but can answer any specific questions if you wish :)

My SRK71 has been awesome for the last few hot days in Melbourne. It basically cools the whole house if turned on early at a moderate level. Not the cheapest unit, but well worth the spend. And it seems to be pretty efficient with power. I was surprised by my last electricity bill.

Yes it comes with a remote.

Depends what fan speed, at max speed maybe 30watts (When compressor is running max it draws 2560watts on average for the 9.5kw, in comparison a LED light bulb uses about 7watts). Not sure exactly how many watts but it wouldn't be much at all. It's really only the compressor that uses energy but that isn't running when just the fan is on. I don't think it filters pollen, it has a 'Allergen Clear & Photocatalytic Washable Deodorizing Filter'.

Too open to the elements on the roof. Compressor functions better with some protection and would last longer.

Not sure. I did do a lot of research when I bought it, but have not kept the info.

Not sure, but from memory it is about a 2 as it is a bigger system.

It is one of your products... It's the 7.1KW Bronte. The 7.1KW model has a 3 Star Cooling and 3 Star Heating. This is best in class as Panasonic only has 2.5 star cooling and 3 star heating and other brands again are only 2.5/2 cooling and 2.5 heating.

Plenty for us, we either have it in high when it's super hot and I want to blast the air through the house quickly when we have been out and the house is hot. (we live in QLD). But most of the time we just have it on economy setting which is a low fan setting and it's perfect!

Thanks. I'm procrastinating over whether to get the SRK71 or the SRK63. The 63 is probably enough for my needs but the the 71 is $250 cheaper at Bunnings, which makes me suspect there must be a difference other than just the output.. Otherwise I'll probably go for the cheaper and more powerful unit.

The indoor outlets on these units are fairly big. Do they look ok or are they a bit dominating? I was going to mount mine in the centre of the lounge wall near the tv, to get the best airflow.

They look very contempory, I would get the more powerfull one. Probably cheaper because it is going to be the most sold model, they want it to be bery competitive price wise. I am getting the SRK71 too :)

Hi there, we love it. We can't fault it. We often just have it on economy setting at 23/24 C and it keeps the house cool. It's super quiet, you hardly hear its on. We would def buy the same again.

More than happy with this air conditioner. Super quiet on low fan speed, in fact so quiet you have to look at the air con to see if its actually open and operating. On very hot days in Adelaide, e.g. 40 plus, we set it on 18 and lift the fan rate to about half speed. Does the job perfectly.

I've never had mine on the highest setting as I have left it on auto since installing. It goes very quiet once the room is cool, but if you want good circulation in a big area then you will need a higher fan speed than auto. Hope this helps.

That is a good price, so I would suggest you grab it. I am not sure if the fan speed goes to 18m, but I have never needed to use the highest speed, and I usually set the fan speed at the lowest setting, (which is almost impossible to hear), or about mid range if very hot outside. The fan can be heard at mid range, but overall is very quiet. Our living area is about 55 sq. metres, and on the lowest speed the air conditioner works brilliantly, dropping the temp down quite quickly within about 30 mins. At 40 degrees it has to work a bit harder, but overall extremely pleased with this air conditioner. When I did test this out, the cool air pushed right up the 25 metre long passageway, and pushed cool air into every room along the way. Rated No. 1 by Choice, and that rating is well deserved.

Ok thanks!! I am cooling a very large area so that was why I was wondering. 2 last questions if that is ok ;D 1. Does the remote allow you to adjust the a/c in .5C increments(not that it matters)? 2. Do you notice that the inverter board controls it properly and when there is a low heat load that the compressor and outdoor fan slows down as it should? Gonna buy the A/C mid Feb and then (almost certainly) drop a 5 star review. Thanks heaps for answering my questions.

The unit was around $ 1700 install about $ 600

About $600 to install.