Fujidenzo HIS-103AG Power Consumption and Verdict: 1HP Inverter Split

The Fujidenzo HIS-103AG is a 1HP inverter split type aircon rated at 820 W power input, with 9,720 kJ/h (about 2.7 kW) of rated cooling, an EER of 11.85 kJ/h per W and a retailer-listed CSPF of 5.33. It is a solid mid-range choice: more efficient than the Midea Chione and TCL KEI2 1HP splits, but behind TCL’s P7 and FBI. It’s sold on Lazada by the Fujidenzo store.

Fujidenzo HIS-103AG specs

The EER checks out: 9,720 kJ/h ÷ 820 W = 11.85. The CSPF and capacity range come from a retailer, not Fujidenzo’s own page, so ask the seller for a photo of the DOE energy label to confirm them.

Power consumption in real terms

Per hour at full rated power: 820 W = 0.82 kWh.

Per month, example only: 8 hours a night for 30 days at an example rate of ₱12 per kWh (use your own from our electricity rates page):

• Full rated power: 820 × 8 × 30 ÷ 1,000 = 196.8 kWh, about ₱2,362
• Example factor 0.5 (the DOE’s older-label assumption for inverters): 98.4 kWh, about ₱1,181

An inverter often runs well below its rated input once the room is cool, but how far depends on your room, the sun and your thermostat. For reference, the DOE’s older label formula (0.82 kW × 9 hours × 30 days × 0.5) would give 110.7 kWh a month. That’s our calculation; we haven’t seen this unit’s label. Try your own numbers in the aircon electricity cost calculator.

How it compares with other 1HP splits

Against the TCL P7: the P7 draws 170 W less at full power and has more capacity. Over 8 hours × 30 days that is 40.8 kWh, about ₱490 a month at full power and ₱245 with the 0.5 factor, at the example rate.

Against the Midea Chione: almost identical on watts and capacity, with a slightly higher CSPF for the Fujidenzo. Choose on price, warranty and installation.

Against the TCL KEI2: the KEI2 draws 40 W less at full load, but the Fujidenzo’s higher CSPF (5.33 vs 4.90) suggests it uses less over a season of part-load running.

The full ranking is in our 1HP split guide.

Don’t confuse it with Fujidenzo’s “inverter grade” units

Fujidenzo also sells “inverter grade” window units such as the WAR-100IGT. Those show fixed-speed specs (retailer CSPF 3.34, 2 stars). The HIS-103AG is a genuine inverter split with a much higher CSPF. See what “inverter grade” really means.

Claims to treat with care

• “Up to 60% energy saving”: Fujidenzo’s claim, with no stated basis. It isn’t on the DOE label.
• “Full DC Inverter”: Anson’s wording. Fujidenzo calls it “Supreme HD Premium Inverter”.

Before you buy

• Fujidenzo’s SKU for this model is “HIS103AG IN” (indoor unit). Confirm the listing includes both the indoor and outdoor units.
• Ask whether installation is included. A split needs refrigerant piping and proper wiring, so have a licensed technician or Fujidenzo’s authorised installer fit it.
• Check today’s price; we don’t list prices because they change daily.

Where to buy

• Fujidenzo HIS-103AG: Lazada (Fujidenzo store)
• More efficient alternative: TCL TAC-11CSD/P7 (choose 1HP): Lazada · Shopee (TCL Official Store)
• More efficient alternative: TCL TAC-09CSD/FBI (choose 1HP): Lazada · Shopee (TCL Official Store)
• Similar alternative: Midea MSCH-10CRFN8 (choose 1HP): Shopee (Midea Official Store)

Verdict

The Fujidenzo HIS-103AG is a genuine 1HP inverter split with good, mid-pack efficiency: 820 W rated input and CSPF 5.33. If the price is right, it’s a sensible buy over the Midea Chione or TCL KEI2. If the lowest running cost matters most, the TCL TAC-11CSD/P7 or TAC-09CSD/FBI should use less electricity for the same job, based on their higher CSPF and lower rated watts. Confirm the CSPF on the actual energy label before you pay.