Mitsubishi or Fujutsu.

 

Mitsubishi.
Be aware that if you purchase the unit online, the manufacturer voids the warranty. It's that way with all brands that I know of. The equipment must be purchased by an HVAC contractor.

 

I have read about the warranty thing for online purchases, most all major brands do have it written on their sites.

I just don't understand how they are everywhere online if the manufacturers don't want them to be purchased by the end user.

Its kind of a gamble, I know, but I did get a bid from a Daikin guy and I can put an online Mitsubishi in twice for that cost. Now can you see my dilemma?

 

If you don't have the proper equipment and training you can have poor performance or ruined equipment. These models are very sophisticated. They are NOT for do-it-yourself jobs.

But roll the dice. It's your money. Just don't call me to work on it.

 

I know my limitations, I would not attempt to install myself. I will be mounting inside and outside units and running all electrical. I have a licensed 30yr hvac friend willing to make all line connections and start up.

I didn't want to make any waves, I just wanted some honest opinions on the mitsubishi and lg units.

Am I paying for the name and all those commercials you see on tv if I buy a mitsubishi or are they a superior unit.

 

Mitisubishi all the way.

Let your friend purchase from a local supplier.

Mitisubishi does not warranty internet sales

http://www.mitsubishicomfort.com/consumer-resources/internet-sales

 

Thanks for the input, I was leaning toward Mitsubishi.

 

So you purchase the equipment and get a licensed contractor to install it. You have bad luck that week and the metering devise on the condenser coil is bad, Who’s paying for the parts, (metering device, refrigerant recovery, torch, N2, Vacuum Pump, Scale) labor, shipping etc. You are!

Yes you can purchase the system for less but you are taking the risk not the contractor.

 

Fujitsu all the way

 

I hinted at that back in post 2 or 3. LG SUCKS

 

I saw that! I was just trying to ashore him that's the way to go.

 

There Online policy
http://www.fujitsugeneral.com/warranty.htm

 

Yes!
I know that. I'm Just saying I would use Fujitsu.