QUOTE(cherroy @ Jan 14 2015, 05:24 PM)
25c is 25c
22c is 22c
There is no such thing of 25C inverter = 22C non-inverter.
I don't know what kind of science of this statement.
In non-inverter, once the sensor temperature reached 22c (if one set at 22c), it cut off the compressor.
While for inverter, once sensor sense the temperature getting close to pre-set temperature, it slow down the compressor RPM.
If an air-cond run for 2 hour still not delivering cool air, it is air-cond problem, not related to inverter or non-inverter, and has nothing to do with which brand.
Every brand air-cond should deliver cool air, once compressor kicking in.
If the room still feel warm, either air-delivery (blower clogged, compressor fail to compress the gas property, evaporation problem, room too big, etc. Nothing to do with inverter or not, nor which brand.
Ya you're right from the statement.
Once turn to user may not thing that difficult way,
I knew what I set from and time for faster cooling or slower cooling all is our bills.
If that Aircon can't get cool as fast then decrease lower temperature from 25 to 23C for non-inverter model.
Whatever I like my room as cold as what I like.
Once switch to inverter you can't think that, cause from 25C really feel like what you set from non-inverter must be set in 23C at least my room more comfort and cold enough for used comforter as sleep well.
Come to brand from buyer paid money for sure can enjoy the same.
But come to hitachi inverter 10k BTU worst than ME 8.5k BTU inverter?
Overall these is consider brand to be 1st and follow by specs and then compressor output else bra bra bra..
To be compare same room size used within 3 yrs used different brand the pre-set from hitachi 24 vs ME 25C the cooling same amount as hitach.
So how to explain?
This post has been edited by kimsim: Jan 14 2015, 06:29 PM