Not sure visit my friend house his one were R22 inverter really not cold like R410A, nothing to comment.

This post has been edited by kimsim: Feb 25 2014, 07:32 PM

Nope.

bro freestyler

how come the numbers are different?

lol look like he did, old specs vs current

dude it suppose to be different what... what kind of question u asked ? =.=
go read SEER rating.. and how to calculate


huh? dont understand u..
i tested yesterday night... with 25 degree... comfortable level.. dont owned a R22 before so i dont know R22 cooler or R410a

R22 most common setting for 22-23C

My neighbor all using Daikin R22 inverter, Her living room are cold, and running everyday.Visit her house during Deepavali with lots of guest.


R22 or R410A nothing to do cold or not, it maybe a faulty on the A/C, nothing to do with the gas.



This post has been edited by weikee: Feb 26 2014, 09:46 AM

first post Daikin is at 10.38 EER
second post Daikin is at 12.14

etc etc...

unless u r comparing different HP which you didnt state in one of the posts, then its understandable

i just trying to understand what your posts is all about

How explain from R410A would be more high pressure ?
Usually high pressure can reach more faster right.

Once reached more faster = more efficient than R22, should effected the overall cooling operate system to be slower down.

Nothing wrong with AC.

This post has been edited by kimsim: Feb 26 2014, 10:00 AM

oh my bad... actually i do 2 time of calculation

as u know inverter there are variable power / btu output..
the 1st one i calculate using the MAX power
and for the 2nd i calculate at the spec btu output..


to make it clear example as below:-

Daikin 1 HP R410a

btu/h 8,500 (4,100 - 10,900)
power consumption 0.70 (0.30 - 1.05)


1st calculation 10,900 divide by 1050Watt = 10.38 EER
2nd calculation 8500 divide by 700Watt =12.14 EER

so this is how i calculate.. i estimate the maximum and the recommended btu/h to see which 1 is the most high EER =)
thus power saving

This post has been edited by freestyler87: Feb 26 2014, 10:00 AM

ok bro, that explains it clearly

thanks

np glad to help haha...

by the way, who using R410a Daikin 1 HP?

kinda confuse with the function

1) the Dry Mode... what its for? means like normal fan only without cooling?
2) the mould proof function.. how to use it?



and daikin compressor damn big man.. lolz

My experience same as you before.

When saw the ME inverter really lower BTU as 8530 std specs and never impressive then when to hitachi DC inverter for my 2 rooms.

Finally choice for ME inverter for my master bedroom,
But BTU @ 8530 Only, never expected can be more impressive than Hitachi DC inverter as 9700 BTU for 1hp inverter.

Sometime may mention on specs via real life is different expected.

Big is not an issue, just worried is smaller but noisy blower too

This post has been edited by kimsim: Feb 26 2014, 10:28 AM

well, for the 1st time user the only thing can compare is through the spec... i wish can test run all the brand in my room for a week before purchase... HAHAHAH !

Good job for you.
Did you ask installer how to remove drain plate and clean out by own or blower?

err shit..i didnt ask that... by the way what is drain plate?
i know how to remove the filter to clean..

Drain plate to be collected water from fan coil to the drain and discharge into pipe.

only got drain pan... the drain pan seems need to remove the whole cover

High pressure does not mean good. R410A need to be operate at higher pressure because of the gas nature. The older R11 & R12 are much more better gas to use in term of efficiency but not environment and the it run same pressure like R22 (If my remember correctly). How efficiency also depend on how the liquid/gas transfer heat.

Just like olden day, the brake pads are so much better, last longer and cheaper when Asbestos are use to made pad, but due to environment and health hazard is ban, and not a good brake pad either need metalic compound or it finish up fast.