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

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cyanide
post May 12 2010, 03:53 PM

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Why you need 3-phase supply for a condo/apartment? :roll:
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post May 12 2010, 05:36 PM

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TNB charge different rate if your total usage < / > 400kWh.

so, becareful.
you use more when you thought you got inverter for less, end up you paying more smile.gif
cyanide
post May 13 2010, 05:52 PM

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QUOTE(ozak @ May 12 2010, 09:42 PM)
You have many power sucker applicant. Buy your applicant according need and not bigger than you need. Check the watt usage and the star saving energy.

2) Fridge (LG side-by-side) --> Fridge suck power the most in your house. Don't set the temp max. Either medium or low if food not that much.
4) Cooker Hood ---> don't on all the way. The blower motor is high power and suck power alot.
6) A/C (2 x 1hp & 1 x 1.5hp Inverter type) --> set the temp 25c and set everything to auto. Trust me, you save a lot.
7) Water Pump x 1 --> What the hell you need a water pump in apartment. Ii is a power sucker machine.
8) Water Heater x 2 (storage type not instant type) --> You only have 2 person. Why need storage type? Imagine you need boil the water more than you need. ain't it waste? And if you keep on whole day, it will boil again if temp drop.
9) Bathroom Exhaust Fan x 1 --> power sucker too.
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Bathroom exhaust fan is power sucker ???

Cant believe this ...

Fan motor not really big watt. Unless, he leave it on for 24hrs
cyanide
post May 14 2010, 08:47 AM

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Are we talking about the right exhaust fan???

I'm thinking its refer to those ventilation fan which mounted on wall.
I just check with KDK's website, the one that I've bought for my kitchen usage, it just rated 34W.
34W is consider not a power sucker, rite?
LCD TV nowaday 100+ ~ 200 W.

Real power sucker are those approaching 1000w
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post Jul 22 2010, 04:11 PM

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PJusa,

set at 29?

ppl will tell you might as well no need to on the a/c smile.gif

 

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