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All Easy Pro
The Midea All Easy Pro 3.5 kW is a compact wall-mounted air conditioner rated A+++ for cooling, designed to be quick to clean and easy to service.
- Wi-Fi
- White
- Heating function
- Cooling capacity
- 3.5kW
- Indoor unit noise
- from22dB(A)
- Heats in outdoor frost
- down to−20°C
Price incl. installation
Price on request
What installation includes
- Installation of the indoor and outdoor unit
- Up to a few metres of refrigerant, electrical and condensate routing
- Wall penetration and neat routing of the installation
- Carrying out the vacuum and checking the system for tightness
- Charging with refrigerant and starting the unit up
- Checking the operating parameters and configuring the controls
- Operating instruction and handover of the warranty documents
The All Easy Pro is a Midea series in which most of the attention goes not to showy extras but to the prose of everyday use: cleaning, servicing and quiet operation. The 3.5 kW version consists of the indoor unit MSEPBU-12HRFN8 and the outdoor unit MOX330-12HFN8. Cooling capacity is 3.51 kW and heating capacity is 3.95 kW, so the unit has a small advantage in heating mode, which helps in the cooler months. Below we explain what these figures mean in practice, how the model behaves in winter and summer, and what not to expect from it. Every value comes from the manufacturer's data for this variant, so we add no functions that are not in it.
The efficiency figures place this model high in our catalogue. The seasonal SEER is 8.5, giving class A+++ for cooling, and SCOP is 4.6, corresponding to class A++ for heating. The manufacturer pairs this with a compact casing 795 mm wide and 295 mm high. That lets the air conditioner fit even where little space is left between the wall and the ceiling, and the manufacturer states that an enlarged air intake keeps performance good when the unit is mounted close to the ceiling. The compact build has a trade-off, since the indoor unit weighs 10.2 kg and needs a solid bracket, but it is still a light construction that we can fix to a typical wall without trouble.
The indoor unit runs between 22 dB and 40 dB, and the outdoor unit emits 57.5 dB. The latter has to be kept in mind when choosing the location, but the former is an argument for a bedroom. Add to that Wi-Fi with the Midea SmartHome app. For a Warsaw resident looking for a unit for a flat who does not want to relearn how to operate it, this is a sensible, practical proposal. We quote the installed price after a free assessment.
Overview and positioning
In the LeoKlima catalogue the All Easy Pro holds the place of a basic but modern Midea series. It does not try to be the most fashionable object in the room; the emphasis is on what happens after several years of use, when the filters need washing, the fan needs checking and something inside has to be replaced. The manufacturer itself stresses easy servicing, so we treat this model as a unit for people who value simplicity and peace over an elaborate look. For us that is an important criterion, because most of the work with an air conditioner falls in the years after installation, not on the day of the installation itself. A unit that can be quickly taken apart and cleaned is less often neglected.
The set rated at about 3.5 kW is matched to a typical living room or a larger bedroom in a Warsaw flat. Cooling capacity is modulated between 1.32 kW and 3.95 kW, and heating capacity between 0.87 kW and 4.54 kW. The second figure means that with a bigger demand for heat the unit has headroom above the nominal 3.95 kW, and in mild weather it can drop to a low output and run economically. When choosing capacity we take into account the room's volume, the number of windows, exposure to the sun and whether heat-producing equipment runs in the room.
If you are considering a purchase, it is worth comparing this model with other units of similar capacity for noise and installation space. The All Easy Pro stands out for its A+++ class and a modest set of functions, so it is a choice for someone counting on a low electricity bill rather than on elaborate automation. We discuss the exact capacity during the free assessment.
Cooling and heating technology
The X-Block construction, as the manufacturer calls it, is meant to allow quick cooling of a room, energy savings and easy cleaning of the unit. Behind it stands an inverter, that is a compressor that adjusts its output to current demand. In cooling it works between 1.32 kW and 3.95 kW, and in heating between 0.87 kW and 4.54 kW. Such a spread means that once the set temperature is reached the unit does not switch off abruptly but drops to a low speed and maintains comfort. Note also that the maximum cooling capacity of 3.95 kW equals the nominal heating capacity, so during a heatwave the unit has a small reserve above its nominal 3.51 kW.
Efficiency is described by two numbers: SEER 8.5 for cooling (A+++) and SCOP 4.6 for heating (A++). These are among the better values you will find in this capacity category. Remember, though, that they are seasonal coefficients calculated according to standards, not a guarantee of the bill in a specific flat. The refrigerant is R32. Class A+++ applies to cooling, and for heating the manufacturer gives A++. The difference is small, but it is honest to point it out, because advertising texts often mention only the higher class.
The outdoor temperature ranges are as follows: cooling from -15°C to 50°C, heating from -20°C to 24°C. The upper heating limit of 24°C simply means in practice that in warm weather there is no need to heat. In winter the unit can operate down to -20°C, although at such frosts output falls and the air conditioner acts as supplementary heating, not as the main heating of the building. For a Warsaw flat the key point is that cooling works in heat up to 50°C, and heating in autumn and spring needs no extra settings beyond choosing the mode.
Comfort and air quality
The manufacturer describes an innovative layout of air channels meant to give a comfortable airflow and quick arrival at the set temperature at a low noise level. Added to that are louvre position memory and 3D airflow. Louvre memory means that after switching on again the stream is directed where you set it last time, so you do not have to adjust the airflow with the remote each time. This way of guiding air makes sense above all in a room where the bed or desk is close to the unit, because it lets cool air spread gently and avoids aiming it directly at a person.
The sound level of the indoor unit lies between 22 dB and 40 dB. The lower value suits the night, the upper corresponds to the largest airflow. The larger air intake is meant to help quiet operation and good performance even when the unit hangs right under the ceiling. The outdoor unit is rated at 57.5 dB, so it is an element that needs attention when fixing the location, especially near bedroom windows. When planning a bedroom it is also worth checking that the outdoor unit will not end up directly beneath the window of the room, because it is the louder part of the set.
The manufacturer's materials do not describe the air filters in health terms, for example ionisation or sterilisation, and so we will not add such claims. They do say that the filters come out from the top without removing the panel. Air cleanliness in a flat depends above all on washing the filters regularly, so this feature matters in practice: the easier it is, the more willingly the user will do it every few weeks. Good practice is washing the filters every few weeks in the season of heavy use and an annual service with cleaning of the heat exchanger and a check of the condensate drain.
Controls and Wi-Fi
According to the manufacturer the model has Wi-Fi and works with the Midea SmartHome app. It lets you control the air conditioner remotely, for example switching it on on the way home so that the temperature is already close to the set one when you walk in. The materials do not mention voice control, so we do not promise compatibility with voice assistants. If you use many smart-home apps, remember that the manufacturer's materials speak only of the Midea SmartHome app.
During commissioning we help connect the unit to the home network and explain the basic settings. This usually takes a few minutes and saves frustration later, when the router changes its password or the phone loses the pairing. When you replace the router, you only need to pair the unit again; we gladly help with that after installation too. The remote remains the basic tool for choosing the operating mode and setting the airflow, and the app is an addition for when the remote is lying in another room.
Remote control makes most sense in the shoulder season and in summer, when we want to shorten the wait for cooling. In winter it helps just as well, especially when heating only one room. Louvre position memory means the airflow settings do not vanish after every switch-off.
Design and build
The indoor unit is white, has a plain casing and measures 795 mm in width, 295 mm in height and 225 mm in depth. It weighs 10.2 kg. This width and the small height allow it to be hung above a door or under the ceiling in a low room. The white colour and absence of conspicuous decoration make the unit easy to match with most interiors, including those done in light shades. It is not a unit with distinctive styling, but the simple form goes well with different interiors and causes no problem during a renovation.
The biggest difference from many other air conditioners is the approach to maintenance. The fan motor can be removed in under a minute, and the filters come out from the top, without removing the front panel. For the user this means quicker cleaning, and for the technician a shorter check and less time spent at the unit. During servicing the filters are simply slid upward, so reaching them needs no ladder larger than the one we use for the inspection anyway.
It is also worth remembering the outdoor unit, which is a separate part of the installation. We choose a bracket and a place for it according to conditions on the facade or balcony, and with 57.5 dB we take the distance from windows into account.
Installation and service
As part of installation we hang the indoor unit, set up the outdoor unit and join them with a refrigerant, electrical and condensate route of up to several metres. We make the wall penetration and route the pipes so that the whole looks neat. Then we pull a vacuum, check tightness, charge the system with refrigerant and start the air conditioner. We do all the work during one visit and leave the work area tidy.
At the end we check how the unit operates, set up the controls, including the connection to the app, and show you how to use it. We also hand over the warranty documents. The manufacturer's data that we have does not include a maximum installation length, so we fit the route to the specific flat and discuss it at the free assessment. If you have questions about the settings, you can come back to us after installation as well.
Possible surcharges, which we discuss before starting, concern a longer route, drilling through concrete or reinforced concrete, wall chasing, a condensate pump and work from a lift platform. Later maintenance is simple: you can take out the filters from the top and wash them yourself, and we leave the periodic check with cleaning of the inside to specialists.
Who this model is for — summary
We recommend the Midea All Easy Pro 3.5 kW to people who want low energy use, a quiet indoor unit and a unit that is easy to keep in order. It will do well in a bedroom, where 22 dB counts, and in a room with a low ceiling, where the small 295 mm height counts. Class A+++ for cooling and A++ for heating makes it a sensible choice for year-round use. In conversation with customers we usually stress that this is a model for working, not for showing off: no extras, but good numbers.
It fits less well someone who expects distinctive design, additional air-cleaning functions or voice control, since such elements are not in the manufacturer's materials. The noise of the outdoor unit, 57.5 dB, also calls for a careful choice of location, especially in tight surroundings. If additional functions matter more to you than energy class, it is better to look through other items in the catalogue.
If you want to check whether this model suits your flat, arrange a free assessment with LeoKlima. We will look at the place, measure the route and discuss possible surcharges, and we quote the installed price after a free assessment.
Technical data
Specifications
| Model (indoor / outdoor unit) | MSEPBU-12HRFN8 / MOX330-12HFN8 |
|---|---|
| Cooling capacity (nom.) | 3.5 kW (range 1.3–4.0 kW) |
| Heating capacity (nom.) | 4.0 kW (range 0.9–4.5 kW) |
| SEER (cooling) | 8.5 — class A+++ |
| SCOP (heating) | 4.6 — class A++ |
| Refrigerant | R32 |
| Noise level (indoor, min.–max.) | 22–40 dB(A) |
| Noise level (outdoor) | 57.5 dB(A) |
| Indoor unit dimensions (W/D/H) | 795/225/295 mm |
| Indoor unit weight | 10.2 kg |
| Operating range (cooling, outdoor) | -15°C to +50°C |
| Operating range (heating, outdoor) | -20°C to +24°C |
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Does the Midea All Easy Pro heat in winter?
Yes, the manufacturer gives a heating operating range from -20°C to 24°C outdoors. Heating capacity is 3.95 kW nominal. In hard frost output falls, so treat the air conditioner as supplementary heating, not the only source of warmth.
How quietly does it run?
The indoor unit works between 22 dB and 40 dB, and the outdoor unit emits 57.5 dB. When choosing the spot for the outdoor unit we pay attention to neighbours' and bedroom windows.
Can I control it from my phone?
According to the manufacturer the unit has Wi-Fi and works with the Midea SmartHome app, so you can switch it on remotely, for example on the way home. During commissioning we help connect it to the network.
What size is the indoor unit?
It is 795 mm wide, 295 mm high and 225 mm deep, and weighs 10.2 kg. The small height helps with mounting under a ceiling. We settle the scope of work and any surcharges at the free assessment.
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