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Household inverter A/C - really works?, high electricity bills

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babytensai
post Jun 24 2011, 12:01 AM

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QUOTE(Kelvin5717 @ Jun 18 2011, 11:52 AM)
how bout Inverter 15Hp for a living room of 308 sqft ? sufficient or should i get 2Hp ? average use on weekdays should be 4 hours, weekend might be around 8 - 10 hours...

so Inverter or non Inverter ?

1.5 or 2 HP ?  hmm.gif

I'm also planning to install water pump and heater tank (7L) <-- if not mistaken the size since i wanted a rain shower feel, mine is a double story landed anyone can confirm if i only boil when use around 30min per day would it be like crazy eletric sucker ???  hmm.gif 

worry worry  sweat.gif
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Inverter only saves electricity when it's partially turn on, which means full blast. If it's in full blast, it does not save electricity. Rain water shower needs high pressure, maybe around 1.5 bar onwards. Make sure ur mixer can take the pressure. Check ur water heater electricity consumption, ?? Kw/hr, den times 0.36cents. Never never judge air condition capacity by guessing. U can run a software analysis or by rule of thumb , 60btu/hr sqft would be usually sufficient but depends on direction and glass quartet too.


 

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