# Midea Air Conditioning London | Value, Installed Properly

> Midea air conditioning installed across London from 1,750 pounds fitted. What you get for the lower price, what you give up, and when it is the right call.

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![Midea wall-mounted indoor air conditioning unit in matt black, showing its set temperature, installed in a London room](https://climateshieldlondon.co.uk/assets/img/jobs/job-15-1200.webp)

# Midea air conditioning installed in London

Midea is the largest air conditioning manufacturer in the world and the one most people have never heard of. It makes equipment for several brands you have. The photographs on this page are Midea units we fitted in London.

- Free survey, fixed written price, no obligation
- Manufacturer warranty registered in your name
- We will tell you when a cheaper range does the same job

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## Book a free survey

We come out, measure, and send a written price. No charge, no obligation, and no deposit before you have seen the number.

## Brands we work with

![Daikin](https://climateshieldlondon.co.uk/assets/img/brands/daikin.ce47c11f.webp) ![Mitsubishi Electric](https://climateshieldlondon.co.uk/assets/img/brands/mitsubishi-electric.2977d309.webp) ![Samsung](https://climateshieldlondon.co.uk/assets/img/brands/samsung.3b6b3325.webp) ![Bosch](https://climateshieldlondon.co.uk/assets/img/brands/bosch.7d80a7ce.webp) ![Vaillant](https://climateshieldlondon.co.uk/assets/img/brands/vaillant.573f9864.webp)

Midea air conditioning costs 1,750 to 2,900 pounds for one room in London, supplied and fitted including VAT. The unit itself is cheaper than a Daikin or a Mitsubishi, but the unit is the smaller half of an installed price, so the saving is real and modest.

What you give up is a little refinement at the very bottom of the fan range and some depth of spare parts network in year ten. What you keep is the installation, which matters more.

## The Midea ranges we fit

| Range | What it is for | Worth knowing |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Xtreme Save wall | Most rooms. The volume choice | R-32, good efficiency for the money |
| Breezeless / Evolution | Where draught is the objection | Diffuses the air rather than directing it |
| Matt black wall units | Rooms where white plastic is the objection | The unit in the photograph on this page |
| Multi-split outdoor | Two to five indoor units on one outdoor unit | Where the budget has to cover several rooms |
| Ceiling cassette | Ceilings with a void | Common in the commercial work we do |
| Floor standing | Conservatories and rooms with no usable wall | Sits below the glazing line |

## The honest case for buying the cheaper unit

On an installed price of 1,750 to 2,900 pounds for one room, the indoor and outdoor units are a minority of the total. The rest is the core drilling, the pipe run, the electrical work, the commissioning and the labour, and none of that gets cheaper because the badge does.

So the saving on choosing Midea over Daikin for the same output is real but smaller than the brochure prices suggest. What that means in practice is that the sensible way to use it is not to save a few hundred pounds on one room, it is to do three rooms instead of two.

The other genuinely good use is a room that does not justify a flagship: a spare bedroom, a home office used three days a week, a conservatory that is empty for half the year.

## What you actually give up

A little quiet at the very bottom of the range. The best Daikin and Mitsubishi wall units reach 19 dB(A) on their lowest fan speed; Midea's sit above that. In a living room nobody notices. In a bedroom belonging to a light sleeper, they might.

Depth of the UK spare parts network in year ten. Daikin and Mitsubishi have more of it. This is the argument that actually holds, and it is worth weighing on a machine you expect to keep for fifteen years.

What you do not give up is reliability in the first several years, in our experience, and you do not give up the thing that most decides how long a system lasts, which is whether it was commissioned properly. A weighed refrigerant charge, a real pressure test and a proper vacuum matter more than the badge.

## Why you may already own one

Midea manufactures air conditioning under contract for a number of names sold in the UK, so a fair few systems badged as something else came out of the same factories. It is one of the reasons the gap in the field is smaller than the gap in the price lists.

It also means parts are less exotic than the unfamiliar name suggests, which is worth knowing before dismissing it.

## What it costs, and why the brand is not the reason

This is the same table as everywhere else on this site, and that is deliberate. Across the brands we fit, the indoor unit is a minority of an installed price. The rest is the pipe run, the core drilling, the electrical work, the outdoor position and the commissioning, and none of that changes because of the badge on the front.

| Job | System | Installed price |
| --- | --- | --- |
| One bedroom | 2.5kW single split | £1,750 to £2,400 |
| One double bedroom | 3.5kW single split | £1,900 to £2,800 |
| One living room | 5kW single split | £2,300 to £3,600 |
| Two rooms | 2 unit multi-split | £3,200 to £5,500 |
| Three rooms | 3 unit multi-split | £4,500 to £7,500 |
| Ceiling cassette, per room | Add to the above | +£500 to £900 |
| Annual service | Any make | £95 plus VAT |

Every figure on this site is an estimate based on published UK market ranges and our own installation experience. It is not a quotation. The price you are given after the free survey is the price you pay.

## The other brands we fit

We are not tied to any manufacturer, which is the reason the comparisons on these pages are written the way they are. We would rather put the right unit in the room than the one with the best margin.

[Daikin The Perfera and the Stylish both run down to 19 dB(A) on their lowest fan speed, which is quieter than rustling leaves. Daikin](https://climateshieldlondon.co.uk/daikin-air-conditioning-london/) [Mitsubishi Electric The MSZ-LN runs at 19 dB(A) on its lowest fan speed and is the most refined wall unit the brand makes. Mitsubishi Electric](https://climateshieldlondon.co.uk/mitsubishi-air-conditioning-london/) [Samsung The Wind-Free range cools through 23,000 micro-holes instead of a fan blowing at the room, which is the reason to choose it. Samsung](https://climateshieldlondon.co.uk/samsung-air-conditioning-london/) [Everything we install Also LG, Panasonic, Toshiba, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries and Midea, chosen by the room rather than by brand loyalty. Installation](https://climateshieldlondon.co.uk/air-conditioning-installation-london/)

### Get a Midea price

Tell us the rooms and the postcode and we will come out, measure, and send a fixed written price. No charge and no obligation.

### Not sure which brand?

That is the normal position and it is the survey's job to answer it. Call and describe the room.

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## Midea air conditioning: common questions

### Is Midea air conditioning any good?

Yes, with a caveat that is about refinement rather than reliability. Midea is the largest air conditioning manufacturer in the world and builds equipment for several brands sold in the UK under other names.

The best Daikin and Mitsubishi units are quieter at their lowest fan speed and have a deeper UK spare parts network in year ten. Everything else in a domestic installation is much closer than the price difference implies.

### How much cheaper is Midea than Daikin?

Less than people expect, because the unit is the smaller part of an installed price. Both land in the 1,750 to 2,900 pound range for one room, with Midea nearer the bottom of it and Daikin nearer the top.

The useful way to spend the difference is more rooms rather than a smaller invoice.

### Would you fit one in your own house?

In a spare bedroom or a home office, without hesitating. In the main bedroom of somebody who wakes easily, we would put the money into a quieter indoor unit and save it somewhere else.

That is the same advice we would give about any make. The room decides, not the badge.

## Free survey for a Midea system

We measure the room, work out the output it actually needs, and give you a fixed written price with the range and model on it. If a cheaper range does the same job, we will say so.

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