@@gpapa01 any model Mitsubishi is better than a Daikin. Hands down. The key is cost of maintenance. Most companies that install these Daikin systems don't clean them.
Thanks! Quality vid....helped me to decide to purchase the Perfera over the Stylish model. The Perfera has a higher SEER (9.25 vs. 8.73), better nominal efficiency COP (4.55 vs. 4.04), and lower annual energy consumption values (378 kWh vs. 389 kWh). Over here in crazy expensive Germany, every little bit to help lower costs and energy bills is a plus.
Currently, the differences have faded between the two models, remaining only a matter of taste, the design of the units being different, but technically they are similar. Stylish has an extra color compared to Emura, the BT Blackwood model.
I'm sorry, I work on all these models daily and they all have major design flaws when having to clean them. Every ductless system has to be taken apart and cleaned especially the indoor blower wheel. This process is a major pain and time consuming. The only company that has figured this out is Mitsubishi. The make their equipment much easier to service.
@@sevadahakobyan504 all Mitsubishi ductless units are designed to be maintained easily. All ductless units work great for the most part and all ductless units will require cleaning. I just had a three zone Daikin ductless system maintenance that required all the indoor heads be deep cleaned due to the owner living on a dirt road and they have 8 dogs. When I was done cleaning the Daikin equipment it cost the customer $850.00. That was after the 1st year of ownership. Yes this was an extreme situation but trust me, you won't regret buying a Mitsubishi. Btw, I have no connection with Mitsubishi I just work on them.
@@sevadahakobyan504 My pleasure. Hopefully I can spare the people willing to take my advice the headache and costs accosiated with maintaining such a huge investment
Please tell us which one do you like best!
I like Emura, it's something special ...
@@gpapa01 any model Mitsubishi is better than a Daikin. Hands down. The key is cost of maintenance. Most companies that install these Daikin systems don't clean them.
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Thanks! Quality vid....helped me to decide to purchase the Perfera over the Stylish model. The Perfera has a higher SEER (9.25 vs. 8.73), better nominal efficiency COP (4.55 vs. 4.04), and lower annual energy consumption values (378 kWh vs. 389 kWh). Over here in crazy expensive Germany, every little bit to help lower costs and energy bills is a plus.
The best video I've seen breaking down the Daikin model ranges - great job
How do you guys make these videos? They are really good and informative.
Thank you!
what is the main difference between emura and stylish? Enura has spend more energy to work and dont have plasma streamer?
Currently, the differences have faded between the two models, remaining only a matter of taste, the design of the units being different, but technically they are similar. Stylish has an extra color compared to Emura, the BT Blackwood model.
Are they soundless? What would you recommend for a 2 bedroom apartment?
I'm sorry, I work on all these models daily and they all have major design flaws when having to clean them. Every ductless system has to be taken apart and cleaned especially the indoor blower wheel. This process is a major pain and time consuming. The only company that has figured this out is Mitsubishi. The make their equipment much easier to service.
Which Mitsubishi moder would you recommend for a 2 bedroom apartment?
@@sevadahakobyan504 all Mitsubishi ductless units are designed to be maintained easily. All ductless units work great for the most part and all ductless units will require cleaning. I just had a three zone Daikin ductless system maintenance that required all the indoor heads be deep cleaned due to the owner living on a dirt road and they have 8 dogs. When I was done cleaning the Daikin equipment it cost the customer $850.00. That was after the 1st year of ownership. Yes this was an extreme situation but trust me, you won't regret buying a Mitsubishi. Btw, I have no connection with Mitsubishi I just work on them.
@@Rewind_Start_Over Thank you for sharing
@@sevadahakobyan504 My pleasure. Hopefully I can spare the people willing to take my advice the headache and costs accosiated with maintaining such a huge investment
@@Rewind_Start_Over Do you recommend the Mitsubishi Heavy industries lineup the Electric? Or are they both equally good?