Midea 280L (RSJ-23/300RDN7-L2) - NZ
Specifications
| Type | Integral all-in-one |
| Refrigerant | R290 |
| Tank volume | 280 L |
| Rated heating capacity | 2.5 kW |
| Rated power input | 2 kW |
| Tank height | 1960 mm |
| Tank diameter | 650 mm |
| Electric backup | 1.1 kW |
| Warranty | 5 years (tank cylinder, compressor and labour) |
Specs from: Midea Homes New Zealand product page (mideahomes.co.nz, 280L with WiFi control R290). Official product page →
Sold in New Zealand
NZ has no equivalent to the Australian STC/VEEC/ESC certificate schemes, so no dollar rebate applies to this model.
What customers say
Sourced from EnergyAE's HPWH customer-sentiment dataset (public review sites and forums). A small, self-selected sample — not a representative survey.
The Midea RSJ-23/300RDN7-L2 is an all-in-one heat pump water heater sold in New Zealand through Midea Homes NZ and Trade Depot: a 280 L nominal (300 L physical) tank, 650 mm diameter and 1960 mm tall, using R290 refrigerant with WiFi control. This is a different model code from the Midea units registered in Australia (e.g. MHP280F-E1) - dimensions are similar but not confirmed identical, so no AU-equivalent match is recorded.
Midea markets the unit at “400% efficiency” - for every 1 kW of power input, over 4 kW of heat output. The heat pump is rated at 2500 W heating capacity for 2000 W of input power, with a 1100 W electric backup (E-Heater) element for Economy, Hybrid and E-Heater operating modes. COP, sound level and ambient operating range are not published on the NZ product page.
Midea covers the tank cylinder, compressor and labour for 5 years on this model.
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