Daikin vs Mitsubishi vs LG vs Fujistu Mini Split Comparison Daikin vs Mitsubishi vs LG vs Fujistu Compare Good Better Best Mini Splits HVAC Are you thinking about buying a ductless mini split HVAC system?  Choosing the right contractor should be your first goal then beyond that choosing the right brand should your secondary focus.  To help you out we've compiled detailed information worth considering when choosing between Daikin, Mitsubishi, LG & Fujitsu HVAC ductless systems.  :  There are a HECK OF A LOT of options out there when it goes to Mini splits.  Seriously there are countless options when it comes to type, size, brand, efficiency, application.  It can be exhausting to compare.  HOWEVER, I've compiled 4 of the most commonly purchased wall mounted 12k BTU (1 ton) mini splits to compare their finer points.  Regardless of whether you're intending to purchase one of these it will be a helpful exercise to see the important differences.  1. DATA - Comparing Brands - Daikin, Mitsubishi, LG, & Fujitsu

Comparing mini splits - daikin lg mitsubishi & fujitsu For the Complete Excel File Click Here2. Best OF 1 Ton DUCTLESS Mini SPlitS By Category.....SMALLEST OUTDOOR CONDENSER - Fujitsu (26 x 21.25 x 11.5 in)SMALLEST INDOOR WALL MOUNT AIR HANDLER - Daikin (31 x 11.5 x 8 in)QUIETEST OUTDOOR - LG 45dBQUIETEST INDOOR - Tied between Fujitsu & Mitsubishi at 22dB (LG very close at 24 dB)WIDEST OPERATING WEATHER CONDITIONS - Mitsubishi as low as -15 in heating modeLOWEST PRICE MINI SPLIT - LG HIGHEST EFFICIENCY HEATING - Daikin (12.5 HSPF)HIGHEST EFFICIENCY COOLING MINI SPLIT - Tied between Daikin & Mitsubishi (23 SEER) but LG and Fujitsu are barely off BEST ALL AROUND - The crown is split here between Mitsubishi & Daikin. Both have exceptional cooling efficiencies (23 SEER) while Daikin has better heating efficiency (12.5 HSPF) at a lower price.  Mitsubishi on the other hand is significantly quieter indoors and has a wider operating range down to -15 F.  The choice between these two should come down to either climate or use.  

Do you live in a hot or cold place?  If in a hot or temperate place go with a Daikin.  If you live in a super cold place then Mitsubishi is a more resilient model.  Or if you intend to keep this in a bedroom or other location where noise level matters significantly then go with Mitsubishi's system for the sake of sleeping better.3. CONCLUSIONWhen choosing a system for your home, business, garage etc. make sure you consider the application first(something your contractor should be doing automatically).  Including, where the copper lines will run, how far they will run, if there are space constraints indoors or outdoors, what local climate are we working with and so forth.  All of these elements are important to the process.  Every home and application is different.  Further the needs and desires of each consumer is different as well.  Honing in and being on the same page between both contractor and consumer is key to finding the right product.  To some extent I admit that some of the data comparison could be viewed as splitting hairs.  

Still, on average, you'll find that based on the hard data Daikin and Mitsubishi are the higher performing systems.  Further proof why Mitsubishi is the best selling mini split in the United States and Daikin is the largest HVAC company in the world.We'd love to help in any way!! All of the information above can be accessed via the respective company sites (linked below).ac unit cuts on and offFujitsu - Daikin - LG - Mitsubishihvac outside unit not runningLearning Center » A/C & Heating » How to Choose the Best Ductless Air Conditioner [Buyer’s Guide]How to Choose the Best Ductless Air Conditioner [Buyer’s Guide]window mounted air conditioning units prices 1 posts, read 39,311 times 1,927 posts, read 4,673,409 times

8,062 posts, read 13,702,511 times My previous home had a Goodman system and I was NOT pleased. It broke down a lot even though I had it cleaned every year and changed the filters often. At one point, it backed up and flooded the adjacent walk-in closet, dressing area, and bathroom. Insurance covered everything but it was a huge pain and I lost a lot of important papers and files I had stored in that closet. My current home has a Ruud system. It works GREAT and I see a huge difference between this CAH and the Goodman. One drawback is it's not very energy-efficient. But as far as performance and reliability, the Ruud is a winner. 433 posts, read 1,607,992 times 2,198 posts, read 5,843,414 times 27,236 posts, read 33,636,824 times Originally Posted by mandyS I've only heard of Carrier and Rheem. 10,513 posts, read 22,544,338 times 19,446 posts, read 36,978,478 times 352 posts, read 1,347,442 times 27,818 posts, read 27,120,608 times

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