Westinghouse C2.7kW H3.5kW Reverse Cycle Split System via Price Beat Button: $689 + Delivery ($0 C&C) @ The Good Guys

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Sunnyoz on 25/06/2025 - 12:32 thegoodguys.com.au (415 clicks)
Last edited 25/06/2025 - 12:40 by 1 other user

Was looking for an aircon to get ready for the Summers and thought might be a good time as the Aircon’s seems to have a lower price in Winters and came across this one

It’s currently showing $849 but after clicking the price beat button price goes down to $689 plus delivery

I think they are price beating Appliances online who got it for $709 plus free delivery so if you wish to go with them they might be able to price match/beat TGG

Can also stack for $50 via referral of your first purchase
https://www.appliancesonline.com.au/refer-a-friend/?bp_f=fri…

After stacking with $50 final cost would be $659 plus free delivery in my case
So it might work out to be a better deal

Technical Specs −
Type: Reverse Cycle Heating & Cooling
Cooling Capacity: 2.7kW
Heating Capacity: 3.5kW
Energy Rating Cooling: 7 Stars
Energy Rating Heating: 3 Stars
Inverter: Yes
Noise Level: Indoor: 38 dBA, Outdoor: 54 dBA
Timer: Yes - 24 Hours
Human Sensor: No
Filtration System: Hepa, Dust, Ion Filter
Wi-Fi Enabled: Yes
Indoor Unit Model No.: WSD27HWA-I
Outdoor Unit Model No.: WSD27HWA-E
Indoor Unit Width (mm): 855
Indoor Unit Height (mm): 297
Indoor Unit Depth (mm): 231
Outdoor Unit Width (mm): 805
Outdoor Unit Height (mm): 554
Outdoor Unit Depth (mm): 330
Installation: This product contains no user-serviceable parts. Always consult authorized service personnel for repairing, installation, and relocation of this product. Improper installation or handling will cause leakage, electric shock, or fire.
What's In The Box: Remote Control
Manufacturer's Warranty: 5 Year

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  Gorodemon on 25/06/2025 - 12:50

  +3

  How's Westinghouse's quality and reliability compared to Mitsubishi Heavy Industries?

  • 

    Gavman on 25/06/2025 - 14:10

    +2

    get what u pay for

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      outlander on 25/06/2025 - 19:38

      +2

      I'd better, I damn well paid for it!

      If you start getting what I pay for, there'll be trouble.

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    beltdrive on 25/06/2025 - 14:26

    personally I'd stick with the Japanese brands but YMMV, and in some cases maybe it's not worth spending the extra if the unit isn't going to be used a lot

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  hashtagbargain on 25/06/2025 - 14:10

  What’s the approx installation cost on these?

  Edit: Melbourne suburbs

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    Gorodemon on 25/06/2025 - 14:23

    +1

    Most licenced installer would charge $ 800 - $850 on average

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  ozsingh83 on 25/06/2025 - 15:47

  I want to install an aircon in my garage. My garage is 7x6m and also 6m high.

  Will 3.5KW work? Or I need a bigger size.

  Thanks

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    rodericb on 25/06/2025 - 15:55

    +1

    I have 6.5x6x3 garage and it has something like a 7kw AC split in it. With heating and cooling you want it to be able to handle the more extreme scenarios - be they in a lounge room or bedroom or garage.

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    GenerallyClumsy on 25/06/2025 - 16:49

    +1

    I'd imagine you'd need much bigger. The door isn't well insulated, so you'll lose a lot of cool/heat there. Also if the door is north or west facing it will get super hot in summer especially if it is a dark colour.

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  GenerallyClumsy on 25/06/2025 - 16:50

  +1

  Does anyone have experience with GG"a installation service?

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    illusion99 on 25/06/2025 - 16:55

    +2

    Fine unless the smallest thing goes wrong and then GG tells you to talk to installer and the installer tells you to talk to GG until eventually both of them just ghost you until you get the relevant legal regulatory bodies involved

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      GenerallyClumsy on 25/06/2025 - 17:24

      Speaking from experience? Do tell!

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    outlander on 25/06/2025 - 19:39

    I think all these installation deals just subcontract on hipages, so it will be different for every case.

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  rhino86 on 26/06/2025 - 19:52

  A neighbour and mine a/c systems died in a recent storm. Also the car and bike battery went flat, some weird so far once in a life time electrical field, yeah we heard the strike very close.
  The neighbour replaced their noisy pre-inverter Fujitsu split system with Mitsubishi. Now I can't hear it when its going sitting out on the front patio. They said it cools their whole house too. But I don't think I'd be replacing the split system. Prices are good for the systems. Installs are more expensive than this posted system.
  Unless you can find a a/c electrician to do back to back install to help keep the costs down. But its not for everyone household.

  There are many alternatives to 240v a/c systems. Including 12v a/c systems. hint hint….

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    eraser215 on 26/06/2025 - 22:46

    +1

    12V? Are you referring to caravan A/C units? Would you mind being more direct (for my learning)? :)