is only for normal models, inverter think cannot, to confirm this you may direct call Mr.Sia for confirmation

just saw in the air-cond thread, according to one of the member say that daikin inverter can use normal piping, you may check with him/her about this, at post#1637 aircond thread

This post has been edited by ykl: Mar 8 2012, 04:22 PM

I'm not a buyer here,
But fyi, I have installed inverter air cond (panasonic) but not cold. Also i saw a program on TV, consumer NGO says that if inverter a/c cant achieve the temperature in a short time , then its actually more expensive to run than convertional air cond. What it means is if you need your room to be cold, don't bother with the inverter air cond..

the existing aircond pipe doesn't support Panasonic inverted aircond but u can go for Daikin inverted aircond. i already book the aircond.

i have bought the Hitache 1.5hp Wide Flow Nano Titanium Air Conditioner. Too late to get the Daikin now. Maybe next time for the living room.

also, does anyone know whether the installation would be cheaper since we already have pipe and wiring done by developer. As I know the usual price RM180 installation is including 10meter pipe+wiring plus hack and repair. If the installer dont need to that, would it be cheaper?

oh yeah, i went to my house yesterday afternoon after it rain and was horrified that the tangki windows (not the door) was somehow able to leak rain water into floor and flooded quite a bit. Quite disappointed, gonna lodge complaint again. Sien..

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Added on March 12, 2012, 12:19 pmi went to some other houses to see if the same happened.. some house is perfectly fine while 1 or 2 had issues like mine. Please check this area and notify your contact person immediately

This post has been edited by sewerside: Mar 12 2012, 12:19 PM

OMG! that is xtremly bad....

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Added on March 12, 2012, 1:57 pmbtw, i think if this is gonna be problem, guess we need to fix the awning here as well.....

This post has been edited by adelechin: Mar 12 2012, 01:57 PM

Wa, quite serious for this, is it because the window face different direction? or the design problem? my house no have such problem, touch wood!

i guess have or dun have such problem now we better take precaution... i think it'z the design bad lar... rain then wind direction... later our laminated flooring also rosak... aircond at that side as well.... =.="

no, it's not a design problem. Most house with high window are design for brightness and have this kinda fixed window design and never will any rain get to leak irregardless of wind direction. Houses from 20-30 years ago all have this kinda design.

It's more of defect i suppose.

Remember, the purpose they put window so high is to allow light in. If put awning, might defeat the purpose. What you can do is install a full frosted/blury/texture tempered glass window so that 100% no water can come in. I suppose the price of awning and installing new window here maybe around the same price

if put glass window then it will no wind coming in.... sigh....

hi all, is me again. Went to TM yesterday and ask them if they have Unifi for Jalan Nusaputra 4/1D and they said don't have. So I have requested them to install a Unifi node there. The more request will get faster result. Hope you guys who want Unifi, to make request from TM.

Also, those of you who are existing Unifi user, transfering to new house will require RM300 and takes 2 weeks or so, to process.

we are interested... but the other day when we check, they already have unifi for jalan nusaputra 4/1D wor.... they show us summore....

Bro, whats ur opinion on this developer? as i thought of buying reflexion on this coming sat..

Got defects, but defects r very minor, so qualitys ok.
Consider boleh tahan 4 d price i paid.

Main thing, d CF/VP deliver as promised.
But reno contractor a bit expensive here.

This post has been edited by Mansonlife: Mar 15 2012, 04:00 PM

May I ask what's the asking price and built up area of these new houses? Thanks

So they fixed my tangki window problem by adding additions board of some sort like roof to deter rain water from reaching the windows. This means now it is a little darker. Also mentioned that some of the houses with this same issue had been fixed the same way too.

I don't really like this fix coz it made the upstairs living hall less natural light.

This post has been edited by sewerside: Mar 18 2012, 12:54 AM

Well better than the rain water keep coming in.... Yesterday went check n most defects done.... We went to another neighbor hse n they r moving in today....

They ask us to check the water leakage... Not from rain but from our tank... Planning to do this next weekend....

The main difference between an inverter and conventional air-cond is, instead of stopping the motor entirely, the inverter motor is kept running but at a lower speed even if the room has reached its desired temperature. This is to refrain AC to kicking start the motor over and over again (which consumes higher energy), whenever the room temperature drops below the desired temperature. The idea is to ensure air-conditioner to be more energy efficient, thus promoting both monetary and energy savings in the long run.

I suspected the AC that you have installed is not designed to cater towards your current room volume (underpower) and it is best to request for a mechanical engineer to perform a calculation on the room requirement and then selecting the right AC with the right HP to cool down your room faster.

This post has been edited by felixwang: Mar 20 2012, 04:34 PM

Do not buy the developer suck!
i'm regreted!

water leakage is very bad...

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Added on March 26, 2012, 3:02 pmi just check again for unifi for jalan nusaputra 4/1d... still not listed...

we've registered ours....

This post has been edited by adelechin: Mar 26 2012, 03:02 PM