TOSOT 18,000 BTU Mini-Split Air Conditioner, Wifi Enabled Ductless Inverter Split System AC Unit Heating System, Compatible with Alexa - 20 SEER2 230V
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Style: WiFi - 18,000 BTU 230V (R 32)
Features
- Smart Cooling: Control your Muse AC even when you're out of the house with the Gree+ app and enjoy a cool breeze upon arriving home on a hot day. Plus, with voice control through Alexa or Google Assistant, changing the settings is a breeze.
- Efficiency Meets Savings: With a SEER2 rating above 20, the new Muse Series is built to be energy efficient, saving you up to 62 Percent on energy costs compared to low-SEER2 units. The higher the SEER2 rating, the more efficient your unit is, making the Muse Series a smart and cost-effective choice for your home cooling and heating.
- Advanced Compressor: The upgraded compressor in the Muse Series provides stable performance under extreme weather conditions. Enjoy powerful cooling in summer with a max operating temperature of 122 Degree F or stay warm in winter with a minimum operating temperature of -13 Degree F.
- Upgraded Package: TOSOT has upgraded the Muse's package to ensure safe delivery and protect against heavy shocks and crashes during shipping, ensuring your package arrives in condition.
- Noiseless Night: With operating noise between 24dB and 34dB, the Muse Series provides a peaceful night's sleep. Activate sleep mode to ensure the temperature stays comfortable throughout the night.
Brand: TOSOT
Capacity: 1.5 Tons
Cooling Power: 18000 British Thermal Units
Special Feature: Google Assistant,Wifi
Product Dimensions: 16.9"D x 23.3"W x 37.3"H
BEE Star Rating: #N/A
Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio (SEER): 20
Color: White
Voltage: 230 Volts
Noise Level: 24 Decibels
Product Dimensions: 16.9 x 23.3 x 37.3 inches
Item Weight: 68.9 pounds
Manufacturer: TOSOT
Item model number: GWH18AFDXE-D3DNA2B/I
Form Factor: Mini-Split
Warranty Description: 5-year warranty
Batteries required: No
Included Components: Mini-Split Air Conditioner
Capacity: 1.5 Tons
Voltage: 230 Volts
Noise Level: 24 Decibels
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Top Amazon Reviews
Style: WiFi - 24,000 BTU 230V (R 32)
This review is for the 24,000 BTU, 240 Volt unit. This is a very well built unit. Installation was not as straight forward due I think primarily to the fact that this is probably not marketed as a DIY unit and the instructions are not as detailed. I had an error in wiring the unit which customer service cleared up quickly after I reported the problem by having me send pictures of the wire connections between the outdoor unit and the inside unit. They replied within a few hours (business time, unfortunately it was just before the weekend when I sent them the requested information) and I had my instructions on how to fix just after midnight Monday morning. Once I changed a couple wires around the unit started and ran normally. The unit is in a large bedroom and I set it on 61 degrees F. Within a few hours this room is very cold and in the unit is in fact is cooling much of the rest house adequately (84 F) where the outside temperature is currently 96 F. The outside unit runs very smoothly and remarkably quietly. I am a TOSOT fan, both for the product and the support. The inside unit is very quiet and has nice features available via the remote control to control cooling and fan features. I have not tried the WiFi capability yet.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 11, 2025 by Steve
Style: WiFi - 12,000 BTU 230V (R 32)
I like doing projects around the house. But I am in no way a pro. I found this install to be pretty straight forward but challenging. I followed the instructions as best I could. As usual, the instructions leave a lot to be desired. But after watching a few YouTube videos I put the whole thing together without much trouble. I wanted to mount the condenser on the outside wall but was afraid of hearing it rumble. It is so quiet that a wall mount would not have been a problem. The exhaust fan is louder than the compressor. I had an electrician install the disconnect where I needed it. I connected the line set and wiring to the inside unit and pushed them and the drain hose through the 3'' hole I had drilled. My wife stood outside and guided the copper lines while I hung the inside unit on the wall. The instructions said to wrap all the lines together beforehand, but I just did a small section. I figured it would be easier to avoid kinking the lines if they were still separate. I gently pushed and bent the lines toward the path I determined they needed to go. Connected them to the compressor and pulled a vacuum on them. The cheap vacuum pump I ordered from Amazon worked great. I did order adaptors that were advertised to be specifically for a mini split. After removing the pump, releasing the freon and connecting the wiring it was time to test the unit. At first, I was sure there was something wrong. The lights and fan were on, but it didn't seem cold. Before I panicked, I gave it a few minutes, and everything worked perfectly. I am very pleased with this unit. Go slow, read the directions a hundred times and watch YouTube. You can do this.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2024 by MichaelP
Style: WiFi - 24,000 BTU 230V (R 32)
Do not buy this unless you want to have expensive repairs. I had this unit professionally installed, everything worked great at first… we had it running for about a month and a half with no issues, we left to go on vacation overseas for two months and left the air conditioner on the dehumidifier mode while we were gone set for about 78°F. When we arrive back home the floor upstairs below the unit was flooded with water and the ceiling below had collapsed from water on the sheet rock. It caused over $30,000 worth of damage, we didn’t know what happened at first… the contractor pointed out that it was coming out of the air conditioning. The condensation was not draining properly so we called the air-conditioning guy, he came and looked at it and pulled the condensation tube out of the enclosure outside and showed us that it was completely dry. He then blew on the tube and then you could hear the water and all the sudden , almost a gallon of water came out of the tube. He took the inside unit apart and did not find anything blocking the drain. So he put it all back together following the instructions in the manual. The condensation tube to come straight out of the wall and then goes down and drains right next to the outdoor unit. Later that evening, the indoor unit started throwing water out of the front of it again so we immediately called the air-conditioning guy again, he came over after hours as a favor and looked at it with a flashlight. You could clearly see water in the collection tray, nothing blocking the drain , but nothing outside. He touched his screwdriver over where the drain hole was, a bubble came up and all of the water drained out. Somehow there’s a bubble forming that won’t allow the water to drain out and it is causing very expensive damage to our home. I cannot recommend this unit. We have three other Fujitsu units that are over 20 years old. They have never given us any of these problems. We recently put an addition on the house and needed a little bit more air conditioning, we chose this one because of the good reviews, and being that the addition was so expensive because of the prices of materials during Covid, we needed to save a little bit of money . I am sorry that I cheapened out. I should’ve spent the money on a namebrand unit. Because this one cost me a lot more money than just buying the good one the first time.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 26, 2025 by Chris