why you say that. About five six years ago that's exactly what they look like. also the LRA and RLA are low and close which tells me that it has a high quality inverted compressor. they really don't make knock offs because they are all Japanese units and Chinese.
Mitsubishi would use the authentic "CE" certification along with ul and CSA plus the refridgerant specs, they wouldn't use the CE (Chinese export) logo that is made to look like the CE european certificaton stamp.
Ummm pretty sure there are not lots of interchangeable heads for ductless. Is there a bar code anywhere that you can search? SEER ratings translate into minimal savings for ductless, 1 SEER is like $5 a month in the real world. What I don't get is the locked rotor should be like 40a
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It's not a basic condenser, it's a ductless lol. Please tell me how you can mix an indoor head of one manufacturer to another's outdoor unit? Been doing this for 30 years and never seen it done. Pretty sure the control boards would not match re communication between the two, but I've been wrong before. Are you thinking conventional condensers and not splits?
I think BT is correct, doubt it is a mits or it would probably say that. It's a generic one I think, climette, or some other non branded unit.
I know its a condensor for a ductless lol. As long as you size up your evap/air handler properly you can use any brand that matches. Check the schematics, not much to it. Done it before and they sell new units like this to.
that's not the true sticker there has got to be another one.Mitsubishi would use the authentic "CE" certification along with ul and CSA plus the refridgerant specs, they wouldn't use the CE (Chinese export) logo that is made to look like the CE european certificaton stamp.
The compressor has ash201rn-c8lu
What exactly are u meaning head some other forum diy stuff got people callin it a conventional unit and talkin bout air handlers and ductwork
Close it is an 09.
