Name: Midea MAH09H1AGR Packaged Window Heat Pump
Brand: Midea
SKU: MAH09H1AGR
Price: 3299 USD
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Rating: 5 (1 reviews)

Midea MAH09H1AGR Packaged Window Heat Pump

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Product code: MAH09H1AGR

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The Midea MAH09H1AGR Packaged Window Heat Pump delivers reliable year-round comfort in a sleek, compact design that’s perfect for apartments, condos, or an…

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Description

The Midea MAH09H1AGR Packaged Window Heat Pump delivers reliable year-round comfort in a sleek, compact design that’s perfect for apartments, condos, or any space where traditional HVAC systems aren’t practical. This innovative unit provides both heating and cooling while fitting neatly into a window opening—no drilling, wall modifications, or complex installation required. Designed with advanced R32 refrigerant and rotary compressor technology, the MAH09H1AGR achieves exceptional efficiency, boasting up to 17.6 CEER and 12.4 EER performance ratings.

Built for true all-season performance, the system delivers consistent heating down to 5°F and continues operating in extreme cold climates as low as -22°F. Quiet operation (as low as 30 dBA) ensures a peaceful indoor environment, while Wi-Fi capability offers convenient remote control via smartphone or compatible smart home devices. With airflow rates up to 346 CFM, the unit distributes comfort evenly across your space. Pre-charged with refrigerant and plug-and-play ready with a standard 120V outlet, installation can be completed quickly with just two people. Combining efficiency, durability, and smart connectivity, the Midea MAH09H1AGR is the ideal solution for energy-conscious homeowners and property managers seeking reliable, all-in-one comfort.

Key Features

Compact packaged design for easy window installation
True heat pump performance with reliable heating at 5°F
Operates in extreme cold climates down to -22°F
High efficiency with up to 17.6 CEER and 12.4 EER
Ultra-quiet operation, as low as 30 dBA
Plug-and-play with standard 120V outlet; no drilling required
Wi-Fi capable for remote operation and smart control
Mounting bracket included

Specifications

Cooling Capacity: 9,500 BTU/hr @ 95°F; 7,000 BTU/hr @ 109°F
Heating Capacity: 9,000 BTU/hr @ 47°F; 7,500 BTU/hr @ -4°F; 6,200 BTU/hr @ 13°F
Refrigerant: R32, factory-charged (32.3 oz / 0.915 kg)
Airflow (CFM): Indoor 346 / 205 / 126; Outdoor up to 955
Noise Level: Indoor as low as 30 dBA; Outdoor 42 dBA (heating)
Efficiency Ratings: CEER 17.6, EER 12.4, COP up to 4.05
Electrical: 115V, 1Ph, 60Hz; MCA 15A, MOCP 20A
Dimensions: 37" × 28-3/8" × 22-7/8" (unit only)
Weight: 127.2 lbs )excluding bracket)

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Warranty Information

Limited Manufacturer's Warranty of 7 Years on the Compressor (10 years if registered within 60 days of installation), 5 Years on Core Parts (7 years if registered within 60 days of installation) and 2 Years on all Other Parts.

Midea MAH09H1AGR Packaged Window Heat Pump

Posted by James Herman on Jan 7th 2026

Everything worked perfect for me as I installed this by myself. No warranty if installed by someone other than a licensed contractor. I had to build up my windowsill so it would be24" from the indoor floor. You raise up the outdoor unit so it's in a horizontal position. They warn you not to leave the outdoor unit horizontally on the seat of the bracket for more than 3 minutes to protect the compressor. I lifted up the outdoor side to rest it on the windowsill and then lifted up the indoor side and just pushed it out through the window. It all goes very fast. As soon as the outdoor unit gets on that extended platform then it collapses down and pulls the indoor side against the interior wall. Then everything goes down and rests on the two feet outside and the two feet inside. The bridge between the indoor side and the outdoor side is already set up for a windowsill width of 6.5 inches. My windowsill had a width of 6.75 inches so I didn't need to adjust the length of that bridge. I put a level on the outdoor unit and got a quarter bubble, indicating proper slope away from window. There are plenty of drain holes on the bottom of the outdoor unit. I took a Sharpie and traced the power button and both the up and down arrows for adjusting the temperature so I could see them at night without having to turn on a room light. The heat is a comfortable heat. Not dry air like I get from running plug in 1500-watt portable heaters. You need a dedicated plug. I had a 20-amp line that used to run the blower motor on a removed forced air propane furnace. I just extended that line to have a 20-amp dedicated plug right next to my window. I live in a 14x52 foot singlewide, and this unit easily warms up the front half of my home where I spend most of my time. I got rid of the furnace several years ago and went all electric. Really tickled this PWHP worked out so well for me.