Toshiba Seiya RAS-B13E2KVG-E / RAS-13E2AVG-E
Single splitA++ Heats too

Toshiba

Seiya RAS-B13E2KVG-E / RAS-13E2AVG-E

Toshiba's budget mono-split: a no-frills compact unit that cools and heats a small-to-medium room reliably at one of the lowest prices in the catalogue.

€900

List price

indoor + outdoor unit, Wi-Fi module and install extra

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Will it cool your room?

Room size (assumed)32 m² ≈ 344 sq ft
Fits a 32 m² room

This unit's cooling matches a 32 m² room. Set your room size to check the fit for your space.

Installation cost

$2,500-6,000 fully installed for a typical room (the equipment is roughly $700-1,800, professional installation roughly $1,500-4,000+ depending on line-set run, electrical and access). The unit price you see here is hardware only; installation is the larger, separate cost.

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At a glance

Best for cost-sensitive buyers cooling a small bedroom, study or nursery.

Cooling
3.3 kW
Size
Slim
Noise
20 dB
Silent
Install: Certified installerPermission: Usually needs permission

Performance

Cooling capacity
3.3 kW · 11,300 BTU
Heating capacity
3.6 kW
Room coverage
22–32 m²
SEER (cooling)
7
SCOP (heating)
4.6
Energy class (cooling)
A++
Energy class (heating)
A++
Annual energy (cooling)
165 kWh

Noise, size & features

Model number
RAS-B13E2KVG-E / RAS-13E2AVG-E
Indoor noise
20 dB(A)quieter than a whisper
Outdoor noise
54 dB(A)
Indoor unit
770x288x225 mm (WxHxD)
Outdoor unit
780x550x290 mm (WxHxD)
Refrigerant
R32
Wi-Fi / app
Not published
Outdoor unit needed
Yes

What is good

  • Compact, affordable entry-level Toshiba
  • A++ in both cooling and heating
  • Quiet down to 20 dB(A)
  • Small, easy-to-place indoor unit

What to watch

  • Wi-Fi requires an optional module
  • 3.3 kW cooling, slightly under the 3.5 kW class
  • Outdoor unit noisier at 54 dB(A)

Installation & the rules that apply

This is a single split. This is where regulation bites. Breaking into the refrigerant circuit must be done by an F-gas certified installer (in the EU and UK), and single-split systems may use refrigerant indefinitely only if its GWP is under 750 (R32 qualifies). DIY voids the warranty, home insurance and is an offence. The outdoor unit alters the facade, so a prior declaration to the town hall (e.g. France), planning permission, or freeholder, landlord and condominium consent is commonly needed, plus heritage rules in protected zones and minimum-distance and noise rules toward neighbours.

Installation

Certified installer

Refrigerant

R32

BelgiumCopropriete authorisation for shared partsReviewed June 2026Often blocks install
BelgiumCertified refrigeration technician required for split installsReviewed June 2026Often blocks install
FranceRenters need the landlord's written consent for a fixed unitReviewed June 2026Often blocks install
FranceCopropriete authorisation by the assemblee generaleReviewed June 2026Often blocks install
FranceArchitecte des Batiments de France in protected / heritage zonesReviewed June 2026Often blocks install
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Common questions about the Toshiba Seiya RAS-B13E2KVG-E / RAS-13E2AVG-E

How loud is the Toshiba Seiya RAS-B13E2KVG-E / RAS-13E2AVG-E?
20 dB(A) indoors, quieter than a whisper.
How energy-efficient is the Toshiba Seiya RAS-B13E2KVG-E / RAS-13E2AVG-E?
Its efficiency rating is SEER 7.
What size room does the Toshiba Seiya RAS-B13E2KVG-E / RAS-13E2AVG-E cool?
It is rated to cool a room 22–32 m² (3.3 kW · 11,300 BTU).
Do I need a professional to install the Toshiba Seiya RAS-B13E2KVG-E / RAS-13E2AVG-E?
Yes. As a single split it needs a certified installer. Usually needs permission.
Does the Toshiba Seiya RAS-B13E2KVG-E / RAS-13E2AVG-E heat as well as cool?
Yes. It also heats, rated 3.6 kW of heating output.

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