i read 1row 10house (3+3+4) is alternating the power source

but my area power tripped at least 2times a year...
and when that happen, the whole taman blackout
seem like i cant enjoy this 3phase benefit
(the whole area is using one 1phase?? )

Usually it is red, yellow, blue phase.
but if it is incoming to the substation tripped, sure all the 3 phases will follow.
But if it is 1 of the phase in the substation trips, then the other 2 will continue to supply power. But so far it never happens.
If TNB willing to invest, whenever 1 of the 3 phases tripped, the other 2 will supply power to it. But such relay system won't be cheap.

Hi. Im looking for a new air conditioner. Im thinking of buying the Panasonic 1HP with inverter. But after salesman recommend me the Carrier 1HP, I started to become choosy..need help/advice please.

Salesman told me:
Panasonic got:
Pros:
-1st 8hours, save 25% energy saving.
-after 8 hours then got 50% energy saving.
Cons:
-the refrigerant elements, if we use finger and push it, it simply deformed
-the after sale service/warranty is outsourced to another contractor, which in other mean, need to pay some and well, u know, leceh a bit..

Carrier got:
Pros:
-cheaper a bit.
-25% energy saving.
-well, this brand established since I was a kid. And they really specialized in Air cond and they do air cond only.
-after sale service/warranty by themselves.
Cons:
He didnt say anything bout cons.

If what salesman says can be trusted, cow also can climb tree already.

Is it? Are you using Carrier's? Or anyone here? Is it good?

In asia still got Carriers? for the current only by toshiba to bought over carrier company, long time ago

My company is using. Carrier are more on company usage rather than home usage.
This is what I see.

My house has really old window-mounted airconds that I intend to replace.

Are the aircond installation contractors able to remove them when they install the new (split) airconds?

To be honest York Cooling King on the photo of 12800 BTU can be cold down of 6m x 4m like living hall area, there is not really suitable for longer operate for bedroom, the whole plastic cover like a vibration & created noise for disturb your sleeping.

So I guess I will buy the panasonic inverter type then. Can anyone/user elaborate the pros and cons of it?

not an expert, but inverter according to this thread...
inverter can save electricity by constant (low power) cooling,
non-inverter frequent start stop cooling will use more electricity

there r certain condition for inverter to save electric
1) temperature hv to be in 25°C above,
below 25°C... ur aircon is working full power, same as non-inverter

2) must b in confined small room,
living room air can leak and aircon have to use full power

3) must use more than 5hours,
low power cooling benefit from longer duration

hi all

for below space, how much HP should get for Air Cond?

if for bedroom, 14' x 11"

if for master bedroom, 13' x 16'

if for living hall, 17' x 22' but have indoor kitchen with no partition wall, 14' x 9'

They sure can remove it, but it will leave a big hole on your window, which you need to "patch up", which generally they may not able to do it.

how much is Panasonic 1hp (non inverter) price now?

Where you stay? If you are in KL, I got rm600 to sell in Perlis, Cash and carry.
Such question should not be asked as different location, different price, you may have cheaper price in shop A, but they charge higher on installation fee.

Thanks.

I have no idea where to start looking for someone who can do this patching up. Any keywords to start?

KL.
Installation will be done by contractor.

Those contractor doing renovation one.
Basically you patch up with a window.

Alternatively, just buy a plywood, paint it and nail it as cheaper version one.

i need expert advice on these.

Contractor told me that if i want to install Inverter Aircond i need to re-hack the piping.

What if, i install this model Panasonic KC18/ KC24, and remain current original piping?

KC stand for which model?