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Hisense Dual Split Wall Air Conditioners

The Hisense dual split wall air conditioner serves two rooms from a single outdoor unit, so your home stays tidy and running costs stay low. The range holds more than 290 configurations, and the Hi-Comfort 9+12 is the best seller, from about 620 euros.
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Which Hisense dual split wall air conditioner is right for your two rooms?

A Hisense dual split wall system cools in summer and heats in winter with a heat pump across two rooms from a single outdoor unit: two indoor units linked to one motor, so you keep just one unit on the balcony instead of two. Inverter technology and R-32 refrigerant keep consumption low. The range holds more than 290 configurations, and the most requested combination is the Hi-Comfort 9+12 (2AMW42U4RGC), from about 620 euros. Browse the full Hisense range or, for a single room, the monosplit wall air conditioners.

Two hot rooms and only one balcony

The bedroom and the living room that become unbearable at the same time once it gets hot, but the balcony has no space for two motors, and no appetite for seeing two of them hanging off the facade. It is the classic problem for anyone who wants to treat more than one room without covering the home in outdoor units: the dual split solves it with one motor and two indoor splits, one per room.

The most popular Hisense series

The Hi-Comfort series is the best seller among multisplit systems: excellent value for money, built-in Wi-Fi and good efficiency, offered as 9+9, 9+12 and 12+12. The New Comfort range stays an affordable, reliable choice for people who want the essentials, also with Wi-Fi. All units use R-32 refrigerant and run as a heat pump.

Which sizes to pair per room

With a dual split you choose two indoor units fed by the same motor: size each split for the room it has to treat.

  • 9+9: two similar bedrooms or studies, up to about 25 sqm each;
  • 9+12: a bedroom plus a mid-size living room, the most chosen combination;
  • 12+12: two daytime rooms, such as a living room and an open kitchen;
  • a single outdoor unit feeds both splits, so just one core hole and one motor on the facade.

How much does it cost to run?

This is the question that stops almost everyone. Inverter technology modulates the power instead of switching on and off, so it uses far less than two old separate units; with R-32 refrigerant and energy classes up to A+++, the bill stays under control even with two rooms kept cool all afternoon.

It heats in winter too

Because it is a heat pump, the same system warms both rooms in the mid-seasons within minutes, often for less than two electric heaters running. For hot water instead, see the heat-pump water heaters.

Hisense and the connected home

With built-in Wi-Fi you control each unit independently from your phone: switch on just the bedroom in the evening and add the living room when you get home, or run it all by voice. Find the compatible models among the smart air conditioners for Alexa and Google Home.

Hisense versus other brands

Against premium brands like Daikin and Mitsubishi Electric, Hisense focuses on the best value for money: you pay less for the same size, with performance that is more than enough for the home. To compare, also look at Samsung, LG and Haier.

Incentives, warranty and support

Buying a high-efficiency heat-pump system may qualify for energy-renovation incentives depending on the schemes in force: keep your invoice and paperwork and check the current conditions. Every system ships with the official manufacturer warranty, delivery across the country and ClimaVantage support for choosing sizes and kits. If you have three rooms to treat, look at a trial split wall system, see all wall air conditioners and check the deals on all air conditioners.

Frequently asked questions

Is a Hisense dual split better than two separate monosplit units?
If the two rooms are close, the dual split wins: one outdoor unit instead of two, one core hole on the facade and a tidier home. Two monosplit units only make sense when the rooms are far apart.
How many rooms can I treat with a dual split?
Two rooms, one per indoor unit, fed by a single outdoor unit. The most chosen combination is the 9+12, for example a bedroom and a living room; for three rooms to cool you need a trial split instead.
Will leaving it on send my bill through the roof?
No, if you pick the right sizes and an inverter model. The inverter modulates power instead of switching on and off, so it uses far less than two old units; with R-32 and a high energy class the cost stays low even with two cool rooms.
Can I switch on just one room at a time?
Yes, the two indoor units are independent: switch on just the bedroom in the evening and add the living room when you need it. With built-in Wi-Fi you manage each unit from your phone or by voice.
Does a Hisense dual split heat in winter too?
Yes, it is a heat-pump system: in the mid-seasons it warms both rooms within minutes, often for less than two electric heaters running at the same time.
Can I get an incentive for the purchase?
Often yes: a high-efficiency heat-pump system may qualify for energy-renovation incentives. Keep your invoice and proof of payment and check the conditions in force at the time of purchase.
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