Mitsubishi Heavy Industries FDUA ducted indoor and outdoor units

20 kW

MHI FDUA High Static 20kW Ducted System

Name: MHI FDUA High Static 20kW Ducted System
Brand: Mitsubishi Heavy Industries

Model FDUA200AVSAWVH / FDUA200VH

The 20 kW size of the MHI FDUA High Static Ducted, typically zoned across roughly 129 to 160 square metres of conditioned area depending on layout and insulation. Three phase power required. We confirm duct design and sizing from your floor plan before quoting.

Part of the MHI FDUA High Static Ducted range, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries's ducted system line, in 7 sizes. Running costs below use the Sydney median rate; the Eastern Suburbs and Western Sydney pages cost systems on their own network tariffs. Check the size against your rooms, compare it with other 20 kW options, or ask about supply and installation.

All MHI FDUA High Static Ducted sizes

10kW 12.1kW 12.5kW 14kW 16kW 20kW 23.5kW

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Energy efficiencyRegistered: FDCA200VSA-W/FDUA200VH

2 starsCooling ratingSydney climate zone

2 starsHeating ratingSydney climate zone

1770 kWhCooling energy / yearabout $512 at the Sydney median rate

14 kWhHeating energy / yearabout $4 at the Sydney median rate

3.40AEERACOP 4.04

What it costs to run

About $516 a year at the current Sydney median electricity rate: $512 of cooling plus $4 of heating, from the official GEMS test figures.

The MHI FDUA High Static 20kW uses 1770 kWh annually for cooling and 14 kWh for heating in Sydney's climate zone, based on official GEMS registration test data. It carries a 2-star energy rating for both cooling and heating. Your actual running costs will vary depending on how often you use the system and current electricity rates in your area.

The system's rated cooling efficiency is 3.40 AEER and heating efficiency is 4.04 ACOP. These figures indicate how much cooling or heating output you get per unit of energy consumed. The R32 refrigerant used in this ducted system is a lower-global-warming-potential alternative to older refrigerants.

Source: Australian GEMS registry · median of 170 Sydney residential tariffs · Refreshed monthly · Last updated September 2026

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