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Kogan Wi-Fi Inverter Split System Air Conditioner 5.2kW $599, 7kW $799, 8kW $999 + Shipping @ Kogan

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Kogan Wifi Inverter Split System Air Conditioner

5.2kW($599)

7KW($799)

8KW($999)

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5 years warranty included

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  • Erm, is there a reason why it is so cheap?

    • Air conditioners in Australia are expensive model for model. Kogan price is on par with pricing in China, where the majority of aircon units come from.

      Stockholm's syndrome? Lol

  • I'd never be brave enough to have a kogan air conditioner installed in my home. I draw the line at their fans when it comes to kogan branded products.

    On a side note, the 5.2kw was $1799 and is now $599 while the 7kw was $999 and is now $799? Kogan doing their dodgy price drop tactics again.

    • Agreed. Except for trusting a Kogan fan.

  • $150 postage kinda ruins it

  • There's more powerful Hyundai units on the Kogan website for the same prices.

    • is hyundai made in china?

      • +3

        These are rebadged TCL air conditioners - it has not much to do with Hyundai, Kogan just licensed the brand.

        The Kogan units are OEMed by Midea / GMCC while the Hyundai branded units are OEMed by TCL - both are imported and distributed by Kogan.

        TCL is also the OEM for Euromatic (split system), AKAI and Stirling.
        Midea / GMCC is the OEM for Carrier and Kelvinator.

  • +1

    good luck enforcing warranty on these. be sad to see your installation costs go to waste.

    • What install costs? An install kit is $40. And I kept the vacuum pump etc. from the last time I installed a system.
      Luckily I already have a dedicated power circuit in place. So this will be cheap!

      Yes, I void my Kogan warranty. That's about $2 value down the drain.

      • +2

        congratulations to you and the probably one other person out of 20 to install on your own.

        • Thanks. Another member gave valuable help and encouragement when I first did it. So if I can pay it forward, message me.

  • This has been written by Kogan. It comes with a 5 year warranty for shipping!

  • +1

    Would not waste my time and money spending $700 each to install this no-name Chinese junk. Since installation is expensive, best to spend extra on a decent reliable brand.

    • For anything else, I wouldn't mind buying a cheap brand. But not when it's something fixed to my house. When eventually selling, a cheaper brand will suggest I've cheaped out elsewhere in the house.

      My house had Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Miele, Siemens and Omega when I bought it. I'm a little annoyed the Omega isn't on par with the rest, and it's the only one I've had an issue with. The clock on the oven half died; still cooks perfectly fine, but doesn't look great. The Mitsubishi air con is ancient and doesn't look great, but never skips a beat.

  • Any recommendations for AC & install in sydney?

  • The smaller 2.6kW $399 model is now back on the website. $65 deliver to Sydney.
    (Must be no stock in WA warehouse though, I'm seeing $158 delivery for Perth.)

    https://www.kogan.com/au/buy/kogan-smarterhome-26kw-inverter…

  • AAARRGH!

    Nowhere in the specs or user manual did I find this mentioned, but the Kogan (GMCC) uses 1/4 and 1/2" copper pipes, rather than the more standard 1/2 and 3/8" pair.

    You only find out when you go to install it :-(

    • All fixed, no more issues.

      The wifi control is Tuya, so just added to Smartlife app, Google Home works well.

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