Vibration noise maybe due to installation, either you can slot some hard paper to hold it.

Anyway thanks for your feedback here

This post has been edited by kimsim: Oct 8 2014, 10:28 AM

When used 3d air swing got good or not good, no good like difficult to clean out internal blower parts.

Using air cond in the first place already damaging the environment. 1KW produced about 100kg of CO2, NOX, SOX that can create acid rain

i think when i put auto swing and 3d auto then the vibration sound is prominent.. maybe the unit still new? lolz..

could be installation. My 3d autoswing no such vibration.

haiz.. see how if this few days still got sound then i ask the installer come back. i think is internal plastic sound.. now no put flap and louvre no moving also got sound.

BRO, DID I KICK YOU IN THE BUTT?

Nope, just to let you know that going green are not easy. Generating waste not in your house doesn't mean that you are environmental friendly
No offence on this.

ME MS-FG18 (2hp) - does this has i-see sensor?
i cant see the "eye" in the picture of the aircond.

http://www.mitsubishielectricmalaysia.com/...ecification.pdf

Only MS-FG10VC and MS-FG13VC ?

Btw have you bought the FG18VC? How much?

Hi Sifu,

Can advise what type of aircond I should install for different areas below:

1. Living Room + Dining Room - Size about 50' x 20'ft
2. Family Room Upstairs - Size about 30' x 20'ft
3. Master bedroom - Size 30'x20'
4. Bedroom 1 - Size 18x15'
4. Bedroom 2 - Size 15x15'


Inverter/Non Inverter
HP

dining can either use 1.5 hp or cassete type
master bed can use 1.5 hp
all the rest 1 hp enuf edi

Thanks is it advisable to go for Inverter for all?

unless u on the aircon > 8 - 10 hours only u can get the inverter benefits.. just target the aircon with the highest stars/rating.. and reliable model, then u shud be okay

general rule for typical size house is...
living/dining, 2 HP - non inverter
family room, 1.5 HP - non inverter
master room, 1.5 HP - inverter
other smaller rooms, 1 HP - inverter

pretty sure i'm gonna get flame for this from pros

This is what I think so,
and will use it as setup in my house

At living hall maybe can try with York cooling king R410a non inverter for fasted cooling.

This is a rather large dwelling assuming it could be a super link, semi or bungalow.
Helpful questions:
1. Where are each room facing compass wise? Sun orientation influence on how much heat the building absorbs and re-releases into the night.
2. Is the house intermediate, end-lot or corner? Intermediate means got neighbour's house left and right to insulate from sun. Corner and endlot if west facing gonna have problem cooling without upsizing or shading technique.
3. How high is ceiling downstairs and what is the height after dropping plaster 3" below beam? If still 10' or higher can consider ceiling cassette. Otherwise don't.
4. What material is the roof using? Is it insulated with alu foil membrane sheet or rock wool battens (Coolbatts)? If got, then AC runs cooler upstairs. Otherwise may need to upsize.

Inverter saves in the long run at 50% running cost if you're ok with initial extra 50% cost over non-inverter. Assuming ceiling height to be 10ft upstairs and downstairs.

Assuming no insulation on roof top, heat load factor will be 70. Downstairs will be hlf=60.
1. Living room + dining room = 1000 * 60 = 60000BTU implies 3x2hp AC or 2x3hp AC
2. Family room upstairs = 600 * 70 = 42000 BTU = 2x2.5hp AC
3. Same as Family room
4. Bedroom 1 = 270 x 70 = 18900 BTU = 1x2.0hp or 1x2.5hp (2.0hp some models up to 18000BTU)
5. Bedroom 2 = 225 x 70 = 15750 BTU = 1x2.0hp (1.5hp insufficient as it's up to 13000BTU)

If roof has insulation, can bring hlf down to 60 and recalculate. Then downstairs can reduce hlf to 55. If corner, then all corner rooms on W and SW side needs to add 5 to hlf because of extensive baking by sun throughout the day.

Very sad kena neighbor complain then stop on the spot for hacking hole.

For next install to be rearrangement weekday.

arm rm2600 including standard installation