Mitsubishi Electric air conditioning
Premium Japanese engineering known above all for how quietly it runs. If a near-silent bedroom is the priority, this is the brand to shortlist.
Built well, and remarkably quiet
Mitsubishi Electric has made air conditioning since the 1950s and is one of the most specified premium brands in UK homes, alongside Daikin. Installers rate it for build quality and, more than anything, for how quietly it runs, with the hero indoor units dropping to around 19 dB(A). That makes it a natural choice for bedrooms and studies.
The M Series covers the range. The MSZ-LN is the designer flagship, offered in four finishes with Plasma Quad Plus air purification, a 3D i-See occupancy sensor that steers airflow around the room, and built-in Wi-Fi as standard. The Elegance range is the mainstream white unit, the Zen is a flat-panel designer option, and the Classic covers the entry point. Current units run on lower-impact R32 refrigerant, and the MSZ-LN reaches the top A+++ rating on smaller capacities.
The trade-offs are price and feature tiering: the best purification, styling and colour options sit on the pricier LN and Zen, while the entry warranty runs for 12 months until you register and have the system maintained by an accredited installer. Worth knowing: this is the Electric brand, separate from Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, which also sells home air conditioning in the UK.
Strengths and watch-outs
Strengths
- ✓Class-leading quiet running, ideal for bedrooms
- ✓Very high efficiency, with A+++ on the hero MSZ-LN
- ✓Built-in Wi-Fi and Plasma Quad Plus air purification on the MSZ-LN
- ✓Excellent build quality and durability
Watch-outs
- !Premium pricing on the LN and Zen ranges
- !The best features are concentrated on the pricier models
- !The entry warranty is 12 months until you register and use an accredited installer
The M Series, from flagship to entry point
From the designer MSZ-LN to the everyday Elegance.
MSZ-LN
Designer flagshipFour finishes, Plasma Quad Plus air purification, a 3D i-See sensor that steers airflow around the room, and built-in Wi-Fi as standard.
Zen (MSZ-EF)
Flat-panel designerA flat-panel design unit in black, white or silver for rooms where a standard wall box would jar.
Elegance
Mainstream choiceThe everyday white unit that covers most rooms without the designer premium.
Classic
Entry pointThe value route into Mitsubishi Electric build quality.
Popular Mitsubishi Electric models
Mitsubishi Electric MSZ-LN
★★★★★ ★★★★★ 4.52.5–6.1 kW · up to A+++ · from 19 dB(A) · R32
supplied & fitted, 2.5 kW (LN25) from £2,000Mitsubishi Electric MSZ-AP
★★★★★ ★★★★★ 4.42.5–7.1 kW · up to A++ · from 21 dB(A) · R32
unit only (2.5 kW MSZ-AP25VGK), before fitting £755Mitsubishi Electric MSZ-AY
★★★★★ ★★★★★ 4.42.5 to 5.0 kW · up to A+++ · from 18 dB(A) · R32
unit only (2.5 kW MSZ-AY25VGK system), before fitting £890Mitsubishi Electric MXZ Multi-split
★★★★★ ★★★★★ 4.35.4 kW class · up to 6 rooms · R32 · A+++/A++
outdoor unit only, MXZ-2F33VF4 (3.3 kW, 2 rooms), up to £3,666 for the 6-room MXZ-6F120VF2, inc. VAT; indoor units and fitting extra from £835Find a Mitsubishi Electric installer near you
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