The High Wall

The High Wall

Enhanced Comfort Control for Those Commonly Used Rooms

Perfect for Rooms with Lots of Foot Traffic and Open Floor Plans

The Midea High Wall unit provides a clean and minimalistic solution for your space. It sits high on the wall, out of the way, and can be mounted on any pre-existing, non-ducted wall. Get room-by-room comfort control and, for best use, avoid installing the High Wall in areas with external heat sources and minimal air circulation.

High Wall

Energy Efficient

Our high-efficiency Energy Star® certified systems can help provide long-term energy savings. Plus, get the benefit of heating or cooling only the spaces that are in use for additional energy savings.

Wi-Fi® Enabled

With Wi-Fi® standard or available with purchase of a Wi-Fi® Accessory Kit, easily connect to the Midea Air app from your hand-held device to control and monitor your system on the go.

Flexible Modes

Choose between Sleep Mode for maximum comfort while sleeping, Eco Mode for extra efficiency, or Turbo Mode to quickly cool or heat a space.

Occupancy Sensor

With the available Occupancy sensor, the unit automatically detects activity in the room and adjusts the horizontal angle of airflow to either blow away from or follow people.

Certified Compatibility

Connect to conventional, third-party thermostats without negating the benefits of available Inverter technology.1

Humidity Control

Smart sensor technology detects the level of humidity in the room, and then allows you to select the drying mode for quick and easy dehumidification.

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Versatile Outdoor Units that Keep You Comfortable Indoors

Every Midea Ductless solution includes an outdoor unit, which is the lifeblood of the system; it provides the efficiency, extreme temperature performance and many other unique benefits of Ductless Systems.

And we offer two types: the single zone and the multi-zone. The single zone unit connects to a single indoor unit and room, whereas the multi-zone option can connect to up to five indoor units. Both systems are nearly the same size and can be placed anywhere outside of the home — even on a roof or balcony — for maximum flexibility. And they’re smaller, and produce less noise, than most traditional HVAC outdoor units. They also come with a basepan heater to ensure effective operation in extreme temperatures (from -22° F to 122° F) without the extra parts or labor required for traditional outdoor units.