Panasonic Adaptive ducted indoor and outdoor units

12.5 kW

Panasonic Adaptive 12.5kW Ducted System

Name: Panasonic Adaptive 12.5kW Ducted System
Brand: Panasonic

Model S-1014PF3E / U-125PZ3R5

The 12.5 kW size of the Panasonic Adaptive Ducted, typically zoned across roughly 81 to 100 square metres of conditioned area depending on layout and insulation. Available in single and three phase. We confirm duct design and sizing from your floor plan before quoting.

Part of the Panasonic Adaptive Ducted range, Panasonic'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 12.5 kW options, or ask about supply and installation.

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Energy efficiencyRegistered: U-125PZ3R5 / S-1014PU3E

3 starsCooling ratingSydney climate zone

3 starsHeating ratingSydney climate zone

1066 kWhCooling energy / yearabout $308 at the Sydney median rate

1444 kWhHeating energy / yearabout $417 at the Sydney median rate

3.52AEERACOP 4.33

What it costs to run

About $725 a year at the current Sydney median electricity rate: $308 of cooling plus $417 of heating, from the official GEMS test figures.

The Panasonic Adaptive 12.5kW is rated 3 stars for both cooling and heating under Sydney's climate zone. According to official GEMS testing, the system uses 1066 kWh annually for cooling and 1444 kWh for heating. These figures reflect how much electricity the unit consumes under standard test conditions for Sydney's climate.

The system achieves an AEER (cooling efficiency) of 3.52 and ACOP (heating efficiency) of 4.33. These ratings indicate how much cooling or heating output you get per kilowatt of electricity consumed. Your actual running costs will depend on how often you run the system and your local electricity rate.

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

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