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Midea Portable Air Coolers and Evaporative Models
Midea's Australian catalogue identifies the AC100-20AR, while other Midea markets list additional air coolers such as MAC572M0BPK. Check each model's regional availability and electrical rating before buying.
GGearjury editorial team · Updated 22 October 2026· 3 min
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Brand overview
Midea's Australian promotion catalogue names the AC100-20AR with a 4.8-litre tank, three speeds and remote control. Midea's Malaysia site lists the MAC572M0BPK, a separate regional model with a 5.7-litre tank and 45 W input; its local warranty and specifications apply to that market. Confirm Australian stock, voltage and support for any imported variant before purchase.
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