Air Conditioners

Haier Tundra AS09TA2HRA / 1U09BE8ERA Inverter Air Conditioner 9000 BTU A++/A+

Class (Cooling/Heating): A++ /A+, Warranty: 5 years on the compressor , Manufacturer:

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Specifications

Specifications

Performance & Room Coverage

Performance (BTU)
9000 BTU
Space Coverage
-
Ideal for
-
Cooling Capacity
-
Heating Output: Central & Northern Greece
-
Heating Performance: Southern Greece & Islands
-
Cooling Power
8870 BTU
Heating Power
9550 BTU

Technologies & Smart Features

Wi-Fi
-
with Artificial Intelligence
-
Follow Me Function
-
Eco Friendly Refrigerant (R32)
No
Colour
White

Filtration System & Health

Ionizer
No
Air filters
No
Filter Type
-

Energy Class

Cooling
A++
Heating (Middle Zone)
A+
Heating (Warm Zone)
-
Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio (SEER)
6.2 W/W
Heating Efficiency Rating (SCOP) Average Zone
4 W/W
Heating Performance Rating (SCOP) Warm Zone
-
Cooling Consumption
147 kWh/y
Heating Consumption
841 kWh/y

Noise Power

Indoor Unit
53 dB
Outdoor Unit
61 dB

Dimensions

Indoor Unit Length
82 cm
Indoor Unit Height
28 cm
Indoor Unit Depth
19.5 cm
Outdoor Unit Length
78 cm
Outdoor Unit Height
54 cm
Outdoor Unit Depth
24.5 cm

Commercial Warranty

Manufacturer's Limited Warranty
5 years For all electrical and mechanical parts, 5 years in the Compressor

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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Reviews (5)

Reviews

  1. 1
  2. 4 stars
    0
  3. 2
  4. 1
  5. 1
Review this product
  • Cooling performance
  • Heating performance
  • Moderate noise
  • Value for money
  • aristath58
    5
    1 out of 3 members found this review helpful

    Great attention should be given to the person who will perform the installation to be experienced and certified technician.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Silent
    • Heating performance
    • Cooling performance
    • Value for money
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  • vasiosd
    3
    1 out of 3 members found this review helpful

    It works well for cooling. However, when it comes to heating, it's not very effective. Not because it doesn't emit hot air, but because it doesn't emit strong and sufficient airflow. Even in turbo mode, the amount of air it releases is not enough to warm up a cold room. It definitely takes away the chill, but it's not capable of providing full warmth.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Silent
    • Cooling performance
    • Value for money
    • Heating performance
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • bgmordred
    1
    1 out of 1 members found this review helpful

    After having the air conditioner for 5 days, I am satisfied. The noise that other buyers mention, I think it doesn't exist in mine. Yes, it does sound a little louder for 30 to 1 minute (but not excessively) and then it becomes almost silent. Only time will tell if noise becomes an issue for me.

    After installing it in a new room (after a long period of inactivity), after a few hours of use, I can share my experience with this specific machine. In cooling mode, I can say that I am satisfied with the performance and the noise of the external unit. However, in heating mode, things are different. The performance is good, but the compressor (which obviously works harder in heating mode) sounds like a tractor... The external unit becomes unbearable in terms of noise... They had to replace the compressor for me, after I asked them to extend the copper pipe as an excuse, but without significant results.

    I believe that something more reputable would have been a better choice in terms of noise...

    Update... Ultimately, I will probably go for another one as the external unit, whether in heating or cooling mode, sounds like a scooter. Unacceptable

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Heating performance
    • Cooling performance
    • Noisy
    • Value for money
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  • Τάσος sax
    2
    7 out of 7 members found this review helpful

    The intrusive noise from the external unit ruins the image of the product. If this problem didn't exist, we would be talking about a very good air conditioner at a reasonable price. Despite the dealership's good intentions to solve the problem by sending another external unit, the problem remains with the second unit. In terms of performance, the internal unit is very good and quiet, but... From the same dealership, I also bought a Nobu which is at least exceptional and cheaper. If there is a solution, I hope it will be found and I will amend with a new evaluation

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Heating performance
    • Cooling performance
    • Value for money
    • Noisy
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • cptbill
    3
    35 out of 36 members found this review helpful

    As the owner of the Tundra for a month now, I will mention the impeccable treatment of the inventor (representing this specific model). When I received the air conditioner a month ago, the external unit made a muffled noise that only occurred at startup or when it reached the desired temperature, the compressor would stop and then start again. This lasted for a few minutes. The noise was so penetrating/annoying that it could be heard from the other side of the house. It was practically impossible to sleep with this noise.

    Here come the difficulties (since I live in a province). The initial installation of the air conditioner (typical installation with a vacuum pump, unified copper pipe, etc.) was a bit lacking, so the installer considered the noise at startup to be normal. The responsibility for this refrigeration was taken by the refrigeration technician from the store where the Haier was purchased, and he had to certify to the representative (inventor) that there was an issue. Although he had never heard such noise before, he found it difficult to confidently say that the air conditioner had a problem. So, Inventor relied on my words and sent a new external unit for replacement.

    The new unit works perfectly. The difference was night and day compared to the previous problematic one (this time the refrigeration technician admitted that there was a problem with the previous unit).

    And now, let's move on to the evaluation of the Haier Tundra. It is the only air conditioner at such a price that has such a good SCOP/SEER, and the noise level of the internal unit drops to 20dB, which is significant if it is intended for a bedroom. The internal unit is compact and aesthetically pleasing. Indeed, it is quite silent, making it perfect for a bedroom. It doesn't seem to have any issues when operating below 35°C.

    Don't expect numerous automations for €369. For its price, considering that Haier is one of the top 3 HVAC companies in China, the compressor is Hitachi, and the air conditioner is value for money. And of course, along with the air conditioner, you have the exemplary after-sales service of Inventor. I am already considering purchasing a second unit after a few months of operation. Despite the inconvenience and annoyance that arose from the unprofessionalism of some refrigeration technicians in the province.

    Update 22/1/17: The air conditioner has now been tested for heating in conditions ranging from 7°C to -7°C. While it seemed to hold up well, especially at -7°C where it was impressive (even the defrosting it performed was within a normal time frame), the external unit started making a different intense noise this time, resembling the noise from poorly made air conditioners from the previous decade. It's a shame to ruin the overall image of an impeccable, silent, and without any flaws in the plastics, internal unit with the poor quality of the external unit. Given the new circumstances, I am forced to lower my rating to "average."

    Update 24/2/17: Inventor, being a shining example to be imitated with exemplary after-sales support, contacted me on their own initiative, even though I had no intention of bothering them. They suggested replacing the external unit again. With the cold being milder now, the external unit had not made any of the intense noise it had in the past. However, it would be difficult for me to stick with the same unit for psychological reasons. I asked them if it was possible to replace the Haier with the Passion Pro, and the company agreed.

    Even today, I consider that Haier is a good value for money, as long as you come across an outdoor unit that doesn't have any issues. For example, if there are some measures with copper pipes and the outdoor unit is far away from your bedroom, you probably won't have any problems. I would be curious to see more impressions from users on Scroutz because I still have doubts about whether I am unlucky (more likely) or if it is actually a bad air conditioner.

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Great attention should be given to the person who will perform the installation to be experienced and certified technician.

    Translated from Greek ·
    1
  • It works well for cooling. However, when it comes to heating, it's not very effective. Not because it doesn't emit hot air, but because it doesn't emit strong and sufficient airflow. Even in turbo mode, the amount of air it releases is not enough to warm up a cold room. It definitely takes away the chill, but it's not capable of providing full warmth.

    Translated from Greek ·
    1
  • After having the air conditioner for 5 days, I am satisfied. The noise that other buyers mention, I think it doesn't exist in mine. Yes, it does sound a little louder for 30 to 1 minute (but not excessively) and then it becomes almost silent. Only time will tell if noise becomes an issue for me.

    After installing it in a new room (after a long period of inactivity), after a few hours of use, I can share my experience with this specific machine. In cooling mode, I can say that I am satisfied with the performance and the noise of the external unit. However, in heating mode, things are different. The performance is good, but the compressor (which obviously works harder in heating mode) sounds like a tractor... The external unit becomes unbearable in terms of noise... They had to replace the compressor for me, after I asked them to extend the copper pipe as an excuse, but without significant results.

    I believe that something more reputable would have been a better choice in terms of noise...

    Update... Ultimately, I will probably go for another one as the external unit, whether in heating or cooling mode, sounds like a scooter. Unacceptable

    Translated from Greek ·
    1
  • The intrusive noise from the external unit ruins the image of the product. If this problem didn't exist, we would be talking about a very good air conditioner at a reasonable price. Despite the dealership's good intentions to solve the problem by sending another external unit, the problem remains with the second unit. In terms of performance, the internal unit is very good and quiet, but... From the same dealership, I also bought a Nobu which is at least exceptional and cheaper. If there is a solution, I hope it will be found and I will amend with a new evaluation

    Translated from Greek ·
    7
  • As the owner of the Tundra for a month now, I will mention the impeccable treatment of the inventor (representing this specific model). When I received the air conditioner a month ago, the external unit made a muffled noise that only occurred at startup or when it reached the desired temperature, the compressor would stop and then start again. This lasted for a few minutes. The noise was so penetrating/annoying that it could be heard from the other side of the house. It was practically impossible to sleep with this noise.

    Here come the difficulties (since I live in a province). The initial installation of the air conditioner (typical installation with a vacuum pump, unified copper pipe, etc.) was a bit lacking, so the installer considered the noise at startup to be normal. The responsibility for this refrigeration was taken by the refrigeration technician from the store where the Haier was purchased, and he had to certify to the representative (inventor) that there was an issue. Although he had never heard such noise before, he found it difficult to confidently say that the air conditioner had a problem. So, Inventor relied on my words and sent a new external unit for replacement.

    The new unit works perfectly. The difference was night and day compared to the previous problematic one (this time the refrigeration technician admitted that there was a problem with the previous unit).

    And now, let's move on to the evaluation of the Haier Tundra. It is the only air conditioner at such a price that has such a good SCOP/SEER, and the noise level of the internal unit drops to 20dB, which is significant if it is intended for a bedroom. The internal unit is compact and aesthetically pleasing. Indeed, it is quite silent, making it perfect for a bedroom. It doesn't seem to have any issues when operating below 35°C.

    Don't expect numerous automations for €369. For its price, considering that Haier is one of the top 3 HVAC companies in China, the compressor is Hitachi, and the air conditioner is value for money. And of course, along with the air conditioner, you have the exemplary after-sales service of Inventor. I am already considering purchasing a second unit after a few months of operation. Despite the inconvenience and annoyance that arose from the unprofessionalism of some refrigeration technicians in the province.

    Update 22/1/17: The air conditioner has now been tested for heating in conditions ranging from 7°C to -7°C. While it seemed to hold up well, especially at -7°C where it was impressive (even the defrosting it performed was within a normal time frame), the external unit started making a different intense noise this time, resembling the noise from poorly made air conditioners from the previous decade. It's a shame to ruin the overall image of an impeccable, silent, and without any flaws in the plastics, internal unit with the poor quality of the external unit. Given the new circumstances, I am forced to lower my rating to "average."

    Update 24/2/17: Inventor, being a shining example to be imitated with exemplary after-sales support, contacted me on their own initiative, even though I had no intention of bothering them. They suggested replacing the external unit again. With the cold being milder now, the external unit had not made any of the intense noise it had in the past. However, it would be difficult for me to stick with the same unit for psychological reasons. I asked them if it was possible to replace the Haier with the Passion Pro, and the company agreed.

    Even today, I consider that Haier is a good value for money, as long as you come across an outdoor unit that doesn't have any issues. For example, if there are some measures with copper pipes and the outdoor unit is far away from your bedroom, you probably won't have any problems. I would be curious to see more impressions from users on Scroutz because I still have doubts about whether I am unlucky (more likely) or if it is actually a bad air conditioner.

    Translated from Greek ·
    35
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Specifications

Performance & Room Coverage

Performance (BTU)
9000 BTU
Space Coverage
-
Ideal for
-
Cooling Capacity
-
Heating Output: Central & Northern Greece
-
Heating Performance: Southern Greece & Islands
-
Cooling Power
8870 BTU
Heating Power
9550 BTU

Technologies & Smart Features

Wi-Fi
-
with Artificial Intelligence
-
Follow Me Function
-
Eco Friendly Refrigerant (R32)
No
Colour
White

Filtration System & Health

Ionizer
No
Air filters
No
Filter Type
-

Energy Class

Cooling
A++
Heating (Middle Zone)
A+
Heating (Warm Zone)
-
Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio (SEER)
6.2 W/W
Heating Efficiency Rating (SCOP) Average Zone
4 W/W
Heating Performance Rating (SCOP) Warm Zone
-
Cooling Consumption
147 kWh/y
Heating Consumption
841 kWh/y

Noise Power

Indoor Unit
53 dB
Outdoor Unit
61 dB

Dimensions

Indoor Unit Length
82 cm
Indoor Unit Height
28 cm
Indoor Unit Depth
19.5 cm
Outdoor Unit Length
78 cm
Outdoor Unit Height
54 cm
Outdoor Unit Depth
24.5 cm

Commercial Warranty

Manufacturer's Limited Warranty
5 years For all electrical and mechanical parts, 5 years in the Compressor

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.

Reviews (5)

  1. 1
  2. 4 stars
    0
  3. 2
  4. 1
  5. 1
Review this product
  • Cooling performance
  • Heating performance
  • Moderate noise
  • Value for money
  • aristath58
    5
    1 out of 3 members found this review helpful

    Great attention should be given to the person who will perform the installation to be experienced and certified technician.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Silent
    • Heating performance
    • Cooling performance
    • Value for money
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • vasiosd
    3
    1 out of 3 members found this review helpful

    It works well for cooling. However, when it comes to heating, it's not very effective. Not because it doesn't emit hot air, but because it doesn't emit strong and sufficient airflow. Even in turbo mode, the amount of air it releases is not enough to warm up a cold room. It definitely takes away the chill, but it's not capable of providing full warmth.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Silent
    • Cooling performance
    • Value for money
    • Heating performance
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • bgmordred
    1
    1 out of 1 members found this review helpful

    After having the air conditioner for 5 days, I am satisfied. The noise that other buyers mention, I think it doesn't exist in mine. Yes, it does sound a little louder for 30 to 1 minute (but not excessively) and then it becomes almost silent. Only time will tell if noise becomes an issue for me.

    After installing it in a new room (after a long period of inactivity), after a few hours of use, I can share my experience with this specific machine. In cooling mode, I can say that I am satisfied with the performance and the noise of the external unit. However, in heating mode, things are different. The performance is good, but the compressor (which obviously works harder in heating mode) sounds like a tractor... The external unit becomes unbearable in terms of noise... They had to replace the compressor for me, after I asked them to extend the copper pipe as an excuse, but without significant results.

    I believe that something more reputable would have been a better choice in terms of noise...

    Update... Ultimately, I will probably go for another one as the external unit, whether in heating or cooling mode, sounds like a scooter. Unacceptable

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Heating performance
    • Cooling performance
    • Noisy
    • Value for money
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Τάσος sax
    2
    7 out of 7 members found this review helpful

    The intrusive noise from the external unit ruins the image of the product. If this problem didn't exist, we would be talking about a very good air conditioner at a reasonable price. Despite the dealership's good intentions to solve the problem by sending another external unit, the problem remains with the second unit. In terms of performance, the internal unit is very good and quiet, but... From the same dealership, I also bought a Nobu which is at least exceptional and cheaper. If there is a solution, I hope it will be found and I will amend with a new evaluation

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Heating performance
    • Cooling performance
    • Value for money
    • Noisy
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • cptbill
    3
    35 out of 36 members found this review helpful

    As the owner of the Tundra for a month now, I will mention the impeccable treatment of the inventor (representing this specific model). When I received the air conditioner a month ago, the external unit made a muffled noise that only occurred at startup or when it reached the desired temperature, the compressor would stop and then start again. This lasted for a few minutes. The noise was so penetrating/annoying that it could be heard from the other side of the house. It was practically impossible to sleep with this noise.

    Here come the difficulties (since I live in a province). The initial installation of the air conditioner (typical installation with a vacuum pump, unified copper pipe, etc.) was a bit lacking, so the installer considered the noise at startup to be normal. The responsibility for this refrigeration was taken by the refrigeration technician from the store where the Haier was purchased, and he had to certify to the representative (inventor) that there was an issue. Although he had never heard such noise before, he found it difficult to confidently say that the air conditioner had a problem. So, Inventor relied on my words and sent a new external unit for replacement.

    The new unit works perfectly. The difference was night and day compared to the previous problematic one (this time the refrigeration technician admitted that there was a problem with the previous unit).

    And now, let's move on to the evaluation of the Haier Tundra. It is the only air conditioner at such a price that has such a good SCOP/SEER, and the noise level of the internal unit drops to 20dB, which is significant if it is intended for a bedroom. The internal unit is compact and aesthetically pleasing. Indeed, it is quite silent, making it perfect for a bedroom. It doesn't seem to have any issues when operating below 35°C.

    Don't expect numerous automations for €369. For its price, considering that Haier is one of the top 3 HVAC companies in China, the compressor is Hitachi, and the air conditioner is value for money. And of course, along with the air conditioner, you have the exemplary after-sales service of Inventor. I am already considering purchasing a second unit after a few months of operation. Despite the inconvenience and annoyance that arose from the unprofessionalism of some refrigeration technicians in the province.

    Update 22/1/17: The air conditioner has now been tested for heating in conditions ranging from 7°C to -7°C. While it seemed to hold up well, especially at -7°C where it was impressive (even the defrosting it performed was within a normal time frame), the external unit started making a different intense noise this time, resembling the noise from poorly made air conditioners from the previous decade. It's a shame to ruin the overall image of an impeccable, silent, and without any flaws in the plastics, internal unit with the poor quality of the external unit. Given the new circumstances, I am forced to lower my rating to "average."

    Update 24/2/17: Inventor, being a shining example to be imitated with exemplary after-sales support, contacted me on their own initiative, even though I had no intention of bothering them. They suggested replacing the external unit again. With the cold being milder now, the external unit had not made any of the intense noise it had in the past. However, it would be difficult for me to stick with the same unit for psychological reasons. I asked them if it was possible to replace the Haier with the Passion Pro, and the company agreed.

    Even today, I consider that Haier is a good value for money, as long as you come across an outdoor unit that doesn't have any issues. For example, if there are some measures with copper pipes and the outdoor unit is far away from your bedroom, you probably won't have any problems. I would be curious to see more impressions from users on Scroutz because I still have doubts about whether I am unlucky (more likely) or if it is actually a bad air conditioner.

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Great attention should be given to the person who will perform the installation to be experienced and certified technician.

    Translated from Greek ·
    1
  • It works well for cooling. However, when it comes to heating, it's not very effective. Not because it doesn't emit hot air, but because it doesn't emit strong and sufficient airflow. Even in turbo mode, the amount of air it releases is not enough to warm up a cold room. It definitely takes away the chill, but it's not capable of providing full warmth.

    Translated from Greek ·
    1
  • After having the air conditioner for 5 days, I am satisfied. The noise that other buyers mention, I think it doesn't exist in mine. Yes, it does sound a little louder for 30 to 1 minute (but not excessively) and then it becomes almost silent. Only time will tell if noise becomes an issue for me.

    After installing it in a new room (after a long period of inactivity), after a few hours of use, I can share my experience with this specific machine. In cooling mode, I can say that I am satisfied with the performance and the noise of the external unit. However, in heating mode, things are different. The performance is good, but the compressor (which obviously works harder in heating mode) sounds like a tractor... The external unit becomes unbearable in terms of noise... They had to replace the compressor for me, after I asked them to extend the copper pipe as an excuse, but without significant results.

    I believe that something more reputable would have been a better choice in terms of noise...

    Update... Ultimately, I will probably go for another one as the external unit, whether in heating or cooling mode, sounds like a scooter. Unacceptable

    Translated from Greek ·
    1
  • The intrusive noise from the external unit ruins the image of the product. If this problem didn't exist, we would be talking about a very good air conditioner at a reasonable price. Despite the dealership's good intentions to solve the problem by sending another external unit, the problem remains with the second unit. In terms of performance, the internal unit is very good and quiet, but... From the same dealership, I also bought a Nobu which is at least exceptional and cheaper. If there is a solution, I hope it will be found and I will amend with a new evaluation

    Translated from Greek ·
    7
  • As the owner of the Tundra for a month now, I will mention the impeccable treatment of the inventor (representing this specific model). When I received the air conditioner a month ago, the external unit made a muffled noise that only occurred at startup or when it reached the desired temperature, the compressor would stop and then start again. This lasted for a few minutes. The noise was so penetrating/annoying that it could be heard from the other side of the house. It was practically impossible to sleep with this noise.

    Here come the difficulties (since I live in a province). The initial installation of the air conditioner (typical installation with a vacuum pump, unified copper pipe, etc.) was a bit lacking, so the installer considered the noise at startup to be normal. The responsibility for this refrigeration was taken by the refrigeration technician from the store where the Haier was purchased, and he had to certify to the representative (inventor) that there was an issue. Although he had never heard such noise before, he found it difficult to confidently say that the air conditioner had a problem. So, Inventor relied on my words and sent a new external unit for replacement.

    The new unit works perfectly. The difference was night and day compared to the previous problematic one (this time the refrigeration technician admitted that there was a problem with the previous unit).

    And now, let's move on to the evaluation of the Haier Tundra. It is the only air conditioner at such a price that has such a good SCOP/SEER, and the noise level of the internal unit drops to 20dB, which is significant if it is intended for a bedroom. The internal unit is compact and aesthetically pleasing. Indeed, it is quite silent, making it perfect for a bedroom. It doesn't seem to have any issues when operating below 35°C.

    Don't expect numerous automations for €369. For its price, considering that Haier is one of the top 3 HVAC companies in China, the compressor is Hitachi, and the air conditioner is value for money. And of course, along with the air conditioner, you have the exemplary after-sales service of Inventor. I am already considering purchasing a second unit after a few months of operation. Despite the inconvenience and annoyance that arose from the unprofessionalism of some refrigeration technicians in the province.

    Update 22/1/17: The air conditioner has now been tested for heating in conditions ranging from 7°C to -7°C. While it seemed to hold up well, especially at -7°C where it was impressive (even the defrosting it performed was within a normal time frame), the external unit started making a different intense noise this time, resembling the noise from poorly made air conditioners from the previous decade. It's a shame to ruin the overall image of an impeccable, silent, and without any flaws in the plastics, internal unit with the poor quality of the external unit. Given the new circumstances, I am forced to lower my rating to "average."

    Update 24/2/17: Inventor, being a shining example to be imitated with exemplary after-sales support, contacted me on their own initiative, even though I had no intention of bothering them. They suggested replacing the external unit again. With the cold being milder now, the external unit had not made any of the intense noise it had in the past. However, it would be difficult for me to stick with the same unit for psychological reasons. I asked them if it was possible to replace the Haier with the Passion Pro, and the company agreed.

    Even today, I consider that Haier is a good value for money, as long as you come across an outdoor unit that doesn't have any issues. For example, if there are some measures with copper pipes and the outdoor unit is far away from your bedroom, you probably won't have any problems. I would be curious to see more impressions from users on Scroutz because I still have doubts about whether I am unlucky (more likely) or if it is actually a bad air conditioner.

    Translated from Greek ·
    35
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