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Reverse cycle split system air conditioner, wall hung
Midea MFAB-60WC/MFAB-60NC Air Conditioner
Midea MFAB-60WC/MFAB-60NC is a 6 kW reverse cycle split system air conditioner registered under Australia’s Energy Rating (GEMS) scheme (registration AAC6279).
- Energy rating (cooling)
- 3.5
- Heating: 2
- Annual electricity use
- 1,322 kWh
- 467 cooling + 855 heating
- Estimated running cost
- $423 / year
- $35 / month · $4,230 over 10 years
- Capacity
- 6 kW cooling
- 6.2 kW heating
1% less electricity than the median of 104 comparable 6 kW reverse cycle split system registrations (1,340 kWh a year) in the mixed zone. Uses less than 60% of them.
Across all 3,680 air conditioner registrations sold in Australia, it uses less than 68% (this compares very different sizes, so the cohort figure above is the useful one).
Annual kWh is the government label figure for a residential user in the mixed zone (Richmond NSW climate: Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth). Mixed climate zone shown by default (Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth); switch to cold or hot. Cost = kWh × 32c/kWh in AUD; change the price above to your tariff.
Midea MFAB-60WC running cost by climate zone
| Climate zone | kWh / year | Per year | 10 years |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cold zone | 2,732 | $874 | $8,742 |
| Mixed zone | 1,322 | $423 | $4,230 |
| Hot zone | 1,507 | $482 | $4,822 |
At 32c/kWh. Formula: cost = annual kWh × price. The kWh figure is the label’s residential estimate for that zone; commercial-profile figures are in the specifications.
Air conditioners that use less electricity
Same configuration and type, cooling capacity within 12% of 6 kW, at least 3% lower annual kWh in the mixed zone.
| Model | Stars | Est. cost / yr | Compare |
|---|---|---|---|
| TCL TAC-VX18HSV/UD5.3 kW heating5.3 kW cooling1,022 kWh/yr | 4 | $327 | |
| Hyundai HYSSSAC53TB5.3 kW heating5.3 kW cooling1,022 kWh/yr | 4 | $327 | |
| Braemar TCHV05T1S/TSHV05T1S5.3 kW heating5.3 kW cooling1,022 kWh/yr | 4 | $327 | |
| Hyundai HYSSSAC53TC5.3 kW heating5.3 kW cooling1,022 kWh/yr | 4 | $327 | |
| TCL TAC-18CHSD/VEIH5.3 kW heating5.3 kW cooling1,022 kWh/yr | 4 | $327 |
Air conditioners similar to the Midea MFAB-60WC
Technically comparable registrations: same configuration and type, capacity within 12%.
| Model | Stars | Est. cost / yr | Compare |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rinnai HONRPX60/HINRPX60M6.5 kW heating6 kW cooling1,177 kWh/yr | 4.5 | $377 | |
| Mitsubishi Electric MUZ-AP60VGD2/MSZ-AP60VGD6.8 kW heating6 kW cooling1,274 kWh/yr | 4 | $408 | |
| Daikin RXM60WVMA / FTXM60WVMA7.2 kW heating6 kW cooling1,213 kWh/yr | 4.5 | $388 | |
| Daikin RXM60AVMA / FTXM60AVMA7.2 kW heating6 kW cooling1,205 kWh/yr | 4.5 | $386 | |
| Actron Air WRC-060DS / WRE-060DS6.6 kW heating6 kW cooling1,203 kWh/yr | 4.5 | $385 | |
| Hitachi RAC-VJ60PHAT/RAK-VJ60PHAT7 kW heating6 kW cooling1,254 kWh/yr | 4 | $401 | |
| Mitsubishi Electric MUZ-AP60VG2/MSZ-AP60VGD6.8 kW heating6 kW cooling1,274 kWh/yr | 4 | $408 | |
| Rinnai HSNRP60B6.5 kW heating6 kW cooling1,290 kWh/yr | 4 | $413 |
Compare MFAB-60WC/MFAB-60NC with another model
Midea MFAB-60WC specifications
- Type
- Reverse cycle
- Configuration
- Split system
- Air distribution
- Non-ducted
- Indoor unit
- Wall hung
- Rated cooling capacity (35 °C)
- 6.00 kW
- Cooling power input
- 1.80 kW
- Rated heating capacity (7 °C)
- 6.20 kW
- Heating power input
- 1.70 kW
- EER, full load (tested)
- 3.36
- COP, full load (tested)
- 3.60
- Rated AEER
- 3.33
- Rated ACOP
- 3.64
- Standby power (PIA)
- 1.0 W
- Compressor
- Variable speed, Inverter
- Refrigerant
- R32
- Power supply
- Single phase
- Indoor sound power
- 59 dB(A)
- Outdoor sound power
- 66 dB(A)
- Demand response (AS/NZS 4755)
- Yes
- Country of manufacture
- China
Dimensions are not collected for registrations under the 2019 Determination, so they are shown only where the source has them.
Midea MFAB-60WC zoned energy rating figures
As published for each climate zone. Residential figures drive the star ratings; commercial figures assume a commercial usage pattern.
| Zone | Profile | Cooling stars | Heating stars | Cooling kWh | Heating kWh |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Coldcommercial | commercial | – | – | -421 | 760 |
| Coldresidential | residential | 4.0 | 1.5 | 291 | 2,441 |
| Mixedcommercial | commercial | – | – | 516 | 364 |
| Mixedresidential | residential | 3.5 | 2.0 | 467 | 855 |
| Hotcommercial | commercial | – | – | 1,548 | 70 |
| Hotresidential | residential | 4.0 | 3.0 | 1,395 | 112 |
Part-load test points (25 values)
- c__t1_min_cap_power_rated
- 580 W
- h__h1_min_cap_power_rated
- 460 W
- h__h2_ext_cap_power_rated
- 1755 W
- c__t1_half_cap_power_rated
- 660 W
- c__t1_have_min_cap_results
- Yes
- h__h1_half_cap_power_rated
- 605 W
- h__h1_have_min_cap_results
- Yes
- h__h3_have_ext_cap_results
- No
- h__h2_have_full_cap_results
- No
- h__h2_have_half_cap_results
- No
- h__h3_have_full_cap_results
- No
- h__h3_have_half_cap_results
- No
- h__h1_min_cap_heat_cap_rated
- 2310 W
- h__h2_ext_cap_heat_cap_rated
- 4700 W
- h__h1_half_cap_heat_cap_rated
- 3000 W
- h__h2_is_capable_extended_load
- Yes
- c__low_temp_min_cap_power_rated
- 325 W
- c__t1_min_cap_cooling_cap_rated
- 2750 W
- c__low_temp_full_cap_power_rated
- 1645.2 W
- c__low_temp_half_cap_power_rated
- 500 W
- c__t1_half_cap_cooling_cap_rated
- 3000 W
- c__low_temp_have_half_cap_results
- Yes
- c__low_temp_min_cap_cooling_cap_rated
- 2320 W
- c__low_temp_full_cap_cooling_cap_rated
- 6462 W
- c__low_temp_half_cap_cooling_cap_rated
- 3170 W
Australian GEMS registration details
- Registration number
- AAC6279
- GEMS registration id
- 142158
- Status
- approved, available (self-reported)
- Registration expires
- 12 October 2026
- Registered for sale in
- Australia, Fiji, New Zealand
- Family
- –
- Regulatory standard
- [SEER Non Multi-Split <=65kW] GEMS (Air Conditioners up to 65kW) Determination 2019
- Test standard
- AS/NZS 3823.1.1:2012
- MEPS
- 2019
- Product class
- Class 9
Source: Australian Government Energy Rating (GEMS) registration data, DCCEEW via data.gov.au (CC BY 3.0 AU). Dataset published 25 September 2026; last checked 26 September 2026. How the derived figures are calculated.