Gree Air Conditioner?

Aug 11, 2012 6 Replies
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Two Can Sam

Gree air conditioners have actually been around quite a while. They are a less expensive alternative to Mitsubishi Mr Slim ductless air conditioners. They are quiet and efficient. You can get up to 23 SEER on a 12K BTU pretty cheap. Under $1800 not including install. has their…

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Any thoughts on these Gree Ductless Mini Split air conditioners?



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Thanks in advance!



Chris



Gree air conditioners have actually been around quite a while. They are a less expensive alternative to Mitsubishi Mr Slim ductless air conditioners. They are quiet and efficient. You can get up to 23 SEER on a 12K BTU pretty cheap. Under $1800 not including install.

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has their "green line" value systems. I havent installed one but I know a few people who install quite a few/. No problems that I have heradof. Good luck! Sam

You might want to look into Fujitsu mini split systems. They seem to be doing a huge push on their mini split air conditioners.

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I have one in my garage now 4 years. Works great pretty quiet. Cheaper than a Mitsubishi Mr Slim

Goof luck!

~TA

I have installed several Fujitsu mini-splits... my customers love them. I just started installing LG mini-splits... My supplier changed brands.

Over the last few years I was working, I installed many mini-splits. The only failure I had was one Carrier though several others are still running, AFAIK. I would chaulk that up to one with a problem. I found all of them work well with Mitsubishi being the more expensive.

I never looked into who and where these systems are made. Here in the US or in some corner of the far east? I can remember when virtually all computers came from a few manufacturers, all outside of the US. The particular brand didn't really matter that much as did the price, the warranty and support. Whenever I had to buy a new system, I would take the model and serial number from a system in the store home with me and call their tech support line with a bogus problem just to see how they handled it, how long it took to talk to a real person, etc. Never tried that with HVAC equipment. John

Clever! Great idea.

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Whenever I had to buy a new system, I would take the model and serial number from a system in the store home with me and call their tech support line with a bogus problem just to see how they handled it, how long it took to talk to a real person, etc.

Never tried that with HVAC equipment.

John

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