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Compare	Mitsubishi MSZ09UN 8800 BTU Air Conditioner	VS	Soleus KFR-18GW 18000 BTU Air Conditioner

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Overview:

Detailed comparison of Mitsubishi MSZ09UN 8800 BTU Air Conditioner and Soleus KFR-18GW 18000 BTU Air Conditioner. Side by side look at similarities and differences for energy efficiency, cooling capacity, air flow, moisture removal, cooling watts, warrant

There are 23 differences and 3 similarities between Mitsubishi MSZ09UN 8800 BTU Air Conditioner, Soleus KFR-18GW 18000 BTU Air Conditioner

Key Features
Brand		Mitsubishi	vs	Soleus
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Type		Split System	vs	Split System
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Energy Efficiency Rating		9 EER	vs	9.9 EER
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Cooling Capacity		8,800 BTU/hr	vs	18,000 BTU/hr
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Dehumidifier			vs	With Dehumidifier Functionality
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Remote Control		With Remote Control	vs	With Remote Control
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Fan Speeds (Cooling)			vs	3
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Additional Features			vs	Ductless
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Description		Mitsubishi Electrics New Line Of Outdoor Units Use Inverter Compressor Technology (variable Frequency Drive) To Provide Exceptional Indoor High-speed Cooling And Heating	vs	Split Air Conditioners Are Perfect For Those That Do Not Have Central Air Conditioning, And Do Not Want To Settle For The Noise And Inefficiency Of Window Units. Split Systems Offer Higher Efficiency And Reduced Noise Without A Large Hole In The Wall Or An Open Window. By Separating The Compressor And Condenser Coil From The Fan And Evaporator Coil, The Noisiest Component Is Away From The Room. The Indoor Unit Will Usually Have Remote Control Capabilities And A Timer To Cycle The System Only When Needed. Since Mini Splits Have No Ducts, They Avoid The Energy Losses Associated With Ductwork Of Central Forced Air Systems. Duct Losses Can Account For A Significant Portion Of Energy Consumption For Space Conditioning, Especially If The Ducts Are In A Unconditioned Space Such As An Attic.
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Other Features
ENERGY STAR		Not Compliant	vs	Compliant
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Moisture Removal		2.3 Pt/h	vs	3.1 Pt/h
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Air Flow			vs	900 CFM
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Swing Louvers			vs	Up / Down
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Filter			vs	Reusable
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Cooling Operating Range			vs	60 - 109 F
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Heating Operating Range			vs	28 - 75 F
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Electrical Requirements
Cooling Watts		vs	1870
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Voltage		vs	208 / 230
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Cooling Ampacity		vs	8.1
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Heating Watts		vs	1890
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Heating Ampacity		vs	8.2
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Dimensions
Width		33.5 in.	vs	42 in.
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Height		10.93 in.	vs	14 in.
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Depth		7.5 in.	vs	11 in.
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