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Fujitsu ASYG12LTC/AOYG12LTC Inverter Air Conditioner 12000 BTU A+++/A++ with Ionizer
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Fujitsu ASYG12LTC/AOYG12LTC Inverter Air Conditioner 12000 BTU A+++/A++ with Ionizer

Class (Cooling/Heating): A+++ /A++ , Manufacturer:

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Specifications

Specifications

Performance & Room Coverage

Performance (BTU)
12000 BTU
Space Coverage
-
Ideal for
-
Cooling Capacity
-
Heating Output: Central & Northern Greece
-
Heating Performance: Southern Greece & Islands
-
Cooling Power
11949 BTU
Heating Power
13656 BTU

Technologies & Smart Features

Wi-Fi
-
with Artificial Intelligence
-

with Artificial Intelligence

Artificial intelligence in an air conditioner automatically adjusts its operation to your needs by analyzing the temperature, humidity, and usage of the space. This ensures optimal comfort with lower energy consumption!
Follow Me Function
-

Follow Me Function

The Follow Me function detects the temperature around the remote control and automatically adjusts the air conditioner for ideal comfort wherever you are.
Eco Friendly Refrigerant (R32)
No

Eco Friendly Refrigerant (R32)

R32 is the most modern and environmentally friendly refrigerant. It has 68% lower impact on global warming compared to the older R410A, while also increasing the performance of your air conditioner. By choosing a model with R32, you reduce your environmental footprint and ensure greater efficiency, as the unit requires less refrigerant to provide the same cooling or heating.
Colour
White

Filtration System & Health

Ionizer
Yes

Ionizer

Breathe clean and refreshing air in your home, as if you were on a mountain or next to a waterfall. The ionizer releases negative ions that neutralize dust, bacteria, pollen, and unpleasant odors (such as those from cigarettes or cooking). It acts as the "guardian" of your health by purifying the atmosphere from allergens and creating a wellness environment, helping you sleep better and feel more energetic throughout the day.
Air filters
Yes

Air filters

Think of filters as your home's "shield" against everything the eye can't see. As air circulates, the filtration system traps tiny dust particles, pet hair, and allergens that can make breathing more difficult. By cleaning them regularly, you not only ensure a healthy environment for you and your loved ones, but you also help your air conditioner perform at its best while consuming less electricity.
Filter Type
-

Energy Class

Cooling
A+++

Cooling

It is the simplest way to understand how "green" and economical your air conditioner is. The energy class (with A+++ being the highest) shows you the device's efficiency in relation to the electricity it consumes. The higher the class, the less energy the unit needs to cool your space. By choosing a high class, you protect the environment and—most importantly—significantly reduce the cost on your electricity bill every summer.
Heating (Middle Zone)
A++

Heating (Middle Zone)

This class shows you how economically your air conditioner will heat your space if you live in areas with a typical Greek winter (such as Athens or Central Greece). Since heating performance changes depending on how cold it is outside, the "Average Zone" is the most reliable guide to know how much energy you will use in the intermediate climate zone of the country. The closer it is to A+++, the more effectively it replaces oil or gas, offering you warmth at a very low electricity cost.
Heating (Warm Zone)
-

Heating (Warm Zone)

If you live in Southern Greece or the Islands, this is the indicator that interests you the most. In the "Warm Zone," your air conditioner operates under the most ideal conditions, since the winter is milder. This class shows you how incredibly low your consumption will be when the outside temperature does not drop very low. By choosing a unit with a high class in the warm zone, you ensure that you will have warmth in your home almost with... negligible operating cost.
Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio (SEER)
8.5 W/W

Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio (SEER)

SEER is the number that reveals the true energy "intelligence" of your air conditioner throughout the entire cooling season. Think of it like the kilometers a car can travel on one liter of fuel: the higher the SEER, the more cooling your unit provides for each kilowatt-hour of electricity it consumes. It is the most accurate indicator for calculating your long-term savings, as it takes into account temperature fluctuations throughout the summer.
Heating Efficiency Rating (SCOP) Average Zone
4.6 W/W

Heating Efficiency Rating (SCOP) Average Zone

The SCOP is the indicator that shows you how efficient your air conditioner is in heating throughout the entire winter. Specifically for the "Average Zone," it tells you how much heat you get for every euro you spend on electricity, based on the climate of areas like Athens or Central Greece. The higher the SCOP, the less electricity the unit consumes to keep your home warm. It is the key value that confirms whether your air conditioner is truly a cost-effective alternative to oil heating.
Heating Performance Rating (SCOP) Warm Zone
-

Heating Performance Rating (SCOP) Warm Zone

If you live in Southern Greece or the Islands, this number is your wallet’s best ally. The SCOP for Warm Zone shows you how much your air conditioner "multiplies" the electricity it consumes to convert it into heat, taking advantage of your region’s mild winter. A high SCOP here (e.g., above 5.0) means the unit is incredibly efficient: for every €1 you spend on electricity, you get multiple times that value in heating. It’s the indicator that makes the air conditioner the most economical heating solution you can choose.
Cooling Consumption
144 kWh/y

Cooling Consumption

Displays the electricity consumption for a period of 1 year when the air conditioner is in cooling mode.
Heating Consumption
1217 kWh/y

Heating Consumption

Displays the electricity consumption for a period of 1 year when the air conditioner is in heating mode.

Noise Power

Indoor Unit
60 dB

Indoor Unit

It shows how much noise the air conditioning makes when it's running. A quiet air conditioner is considered to have noise levels of 50-55db even in a bedroom.
Outdoor Unit
64 dB

Outdoor Unit

Shows how much noise the outdoor unit makes when in operation. 


For reference, a less noisy outdoor unit is around 60db.

Dimensions

Indoor Unit Length
87 cm
Indoor Unit Height
28.2 cm
Indoor Unit Depth
18.5 cm
Outdoor Unit Length
79 cm
Outdoor Unit Height
62 cm
Outdoor Unit Depth
29.8 cm

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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    Giorgos_arbay

    It mentions in the technical specifications that it has a power consumption of 4.3 amps, but when you buy it, you will see that the maximum operating current indicated on the external unit is 10.5 amps... that is double the consumption. It does not mention in the technical specifications that at maximum performance it has 10.5 A during start-up or in power full mode. Additionally, as the external temperature drops, the consumption increases (this was measured with a telco meter), with the above being the highest, of course... we are talking about heating here. What I have noticed is that it performs satisfactorily with external temperatures up to 3-4°C. Below that, I consider and finally realize that it is no different from other air conditioners in terms of performance, meaning that this machine can operate up to -10°C and -20°C as indicated.

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    • Silent
    • Cooling performance
    • Heating performance
    • Value for money
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  • Giorgos_arbay
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    Giorgos_arbay

    It mentions in the technical specifications that it has a power consumption of 4.3 amps, but when you buy it, you will see that the maximum operating current indicated on the external unit is 10.5 amps... that is double the consumption. It does not mention in the technical specifications that at maximum performance it has 10.5 A during start-up or in power full mode. Additionally, as the external temperature drops, the consumption increases (this was measured with a telco meter), with the above being the highest, of course... we are talking about heating here. What I have noticed is that it performs satisfactorily with external temperatures up to 3-4°C. Below that, I consider and finally realize that it is no different from other air conditioners in terms of performance, meaning that this machine can operate up to -10°C and -20°C as indicated.

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Specifications

Performance & Room Coverage

Performance (BTU)
12000 BTU
Space Coverage
-
Ideal for
-
Cooling Capacity
-
Heating Output: Central & Northern Greece
-
Heating Performance: Southern Greece & Islands
-
Cooling Power
11949 BTU
Heating Power
13656 BTU

Technologies & Smart Features

Wi-Fi
-
with Artificial Intelligence
-

with Artificial Intelligence

Artificial intelligence in an air conditioner automatically adjusts its operation to your needs by analyzing the temperature, humidity, and usage of the space. This ensures optimal comfort with lower energy consumption!
Follow Me Function
-

Follow Me Function

The Follow Me function detects the temperature around the remote control and automatically adjusts the air conditioner for ideal comfort wherever you are.
Eco Friendly Refrigerant (R32)
No

Eco Friendly Refrigerant (R32)

R32 is the most modern and environmentally friendly refrigerant. It has 68% lower impact on global warming compared to the older R410A, while also increasing the performance of your air conditioner. By choosing a model with R32, you reduce your environmental footprint and ensure greater efficiency, as the unit requires less refrigerant to provide the same cooling or heating.
Colour
White

Filtration System & Health

Ionizer
Yes

Ionizer

Breathe clean and refreshing air in your home, as if you were on a mountain or next to a waterfall. The ionizer releases negative ions that neutralize dust, bacteria, pollen, and unpleasant odors (such as those from cigarettes or cooking). It acts as the "guardian" of your health by purifying the atmosphere from allergens and creating a wellness environment, helping you sleep better and feel more energetic throughout the day.
Air filters
Yes

Air filters

Think of filters as your home's "shield" against everything the eye can't see. As air circulates, the filtration system traps tiny dust particles, pet hair, and allergens that can make breathing more difficult. By cleaning them regularly, you not only ensure a healthy environment for you and your loved ones, but you also help your air conditioner perform at its best while consuming less electricity.
Filter Type
-

Energy Class

Cooling
A+++

Cooling

It is the simplest way to understand how "green" and economical your air conditioner is. The energy class (with A+++ being the highest) shows you the device's efficiency in relation to the electricity it consumes. The higher the class, the less energy the unit needs to cool your space. By choosing a high class, you protect the environment and—most importantly—significantly reduce the cost on your electricity bill every summer.
Heating (Middle Zone)
A++

Heating (Middle Zone)

This class shows you how economically your air conditioner will heat your space if you live in areas with a typical Greek winter (such as Athens or Central Greece). Since heating performance changes depending on how cold it is outside, the "Average Zone" is the most reliable guide to know how much energy you will use in the intermediate climate zone of the country. The closer it is to A+++, the more effectively it replaces oil or gas, offering you warmth at a very low electricity cost.
Heating (Warm Zone)
-

Heating (Warm Zone)

If you live in Southern Greece or the Islands, this is the indicator that interests you the most. In the "Warm Zone," your air conditioner operates under the most ideal conditions, since the winter is milder. This class shows you how incredibly low your consumption will be when the outside temperature does not drop very low. By choosing a unit with a high class in the warm zone, you ensure that you will have warmth in your home almost with... negligible operating cost.
Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio (SEER)
8.5 W/W

Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio (SEER)

SEER is the number that reveals the true energy "intelligence" of your air conditioner throughout the entire cooling season. Think of it like the kilometers a car can travel on one liter of fuel: the higher the SEER, the more cooling your unit provides for each kilowatt-hour of electricity it consumes. It is the most accurate indicator for calculating your long-term savings, as it takes into account temperature fluctuations throughout the summer.
Heating Efficiency Rating (SCOP) Average Zone
4.6 W/W

Heating Efficiency Rating (SCOP) Average Zone

The SCOP is the indicator that shows you how efficient your air conditioner is in heating throughout the entire winter. Specifically for the "Average Zone," it tells you how much heat you get for every euro you spend on electricity, based on the climate of areas like Athens or Central Greece. The higher the SCOP, the less electricity the unit consumes to keep your home warm. It is the key value that confirms whether your air conditioner is truly a cost-effective alternative to oil heating.
Heating Performance Rating (SCOP) Warm Zone
-

Heating Performance Rating (SCOP) Warm Zone

If you live in Southern Greece or the Islands, this number is your wallet’s best ally. The SCOP for Warm Zone shows you how much your air conditioner "multiplies" the electricity it consumes to convert it into heat, taking advantage of your region’s mild winter. A high SCOP here (e.g., above 5.0) means the unit is incredibly efficient: for every €1 you spend on electricity, you get multiple times that value in heating. It’s the indicator that makes the air conditioner the most economical heating solution you can choose.
Cooling Consumption
144 kWh/y

Cooling Consumption

Displays the electricity consumption for a period of 1 year when the air conditioner is in cooling mode.
Heating Consumption
1217 kWh/y

Heating Consumption

Displays the electricity consumption for a period of 1 year when the air conditioner is in heating mode.

Noise Power

Indoor Unit
60 dB

Indoor Unit

It shows how much noise the air conditioning makes when it's running. A quiet air conditioner is considered to have noise levels of 50-55db even in a bedroom.
Outdoor Unit
64 dB

Outdoor Unit

Shows how much noise the outdoor unit makes when in operation. 


For reference, a less noisy outdoor unit is around 60db.

Dimensions

Indoor Unit Length
87 cm
Indoor Unit Height
28.2 cm
Indoor Unit Depth
18.5 cm
Outdoor Unit Length
79 cm
Outdoor Unit Height
62 cm
Outdoor Unit Depth
29.8 cm

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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    Giorgos_arbay

    It mentions in the technical specifications that it has a power consumption of 4.3 amps, but when you buy it, you will see that the maximum operating current indicated on the external unit is 10.5 amps... that is double the consumption. It does not mention in the technical specifications that at maximum performance it has 10.5 A during start-up or in power full mode. Additionally, as the external temperature drops, the consumption increases (this was measured with a telco meter), with the above being the highest, of course... we are talking about heating here. What I have noticed is that it performs satisfactorily with external temperatures up to 3-4°C. Below that, I consider and finally realize that it is no different from other air conditioners in terms of performance, meaning that this machine can operate up to -10°C and -20°C as indicated.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Silent
    • Cooling performance
    • Heating performance
    • Value for money
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  • Giorgos_arbay
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    Giorgos_arbay

    It mentions in the technical specifications that it has a power consumption of 4.3 amps, but when you buy it, you will see that the maximum operating current indicated on the external unit is 10.5 amps... that is double the consumption. It does not mention in the technical specifications that at maximum performance it has 10.5 A during start-up or in power full mode. Additionally, as the external temperature drops, the consumption increases (this was measured with a telco meter), with the above being the highest, of course... we are talking about heating here. What I have noticed is that it performs satisfactorily with external temperatures up to 3-4°C. Below that, I consider and finally realize that it is no different from other air conditioners in terms of performance, meaning that this machine can operate up to -10°C and -20°C as indicated.

    Translated from Greek ·
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