thanks for your feed back, i dont need 1.5hp which it would over power to my room... haha

hmm? i thought over power air cond would be take more power consumption which make it more expensive in electricity bills?

so you trying to said, go for a bigger 1.5hp for faster cooling and faster went to inverter mode which maintain the temp only?
but my room for 1HP already quite over power abit lolz... i dont know my calculation right or wrong.

my room 15 feet (wide) x 15 feet (depth) x 15 feet (high)

Talk about power consumption, let say I set the same temperature for 1.0HP Inverter and 1.5HP Inverter, which one will consume more power?

I know the concept is 1.0HP should take slightly longer compare to 1.5HP to reach the temperature, after reach both may run at low power.

So one with higher power in short period, another is lower power but slightly longer time, but overall which one consume more power?

York is under daikin company and sharing same technology from daikin low budget design and cut cost for without eye motion in York Y Series inverter.

These is same like Toyota = Daikin
Perodua = York
But both also have passo or Myvi right.

From here if you can't understand then go for google it out

Just noted that Daikin compressor using E-Scoll type & York compressor use DC Rotary type.

Sure or not? Where you get this info, or its just speculation?  What i know, acson is under york. Never heard york is under daikin.

N what the problem with low budget? High budget doesn't necessary means its good. Take example proton n toyota. Did expensive proton have greater quality than a cheap toyota? No right?

i dont think panasonic aircond pricey...

i got quoted for Daikin 1HP Inverter RM1500 with installation
for York Inverter RM1450 with installation..
guess what without inverter i can get RM980 for York... >.<

i still try to search better price

This statement are too general and very misleading. Recoup back in 12 months based on what? For people that are using it for 3-4 hours daily, it will take 4-5 years to recoup back. But if using it for 24/7, then it will recoup back within 1-2 years.

How long? State the duration, don't like the other racist jerk that keep on claiming made in China stuffs is not good but can't provide any solid prove.
I also turn on my air cond every night, but just for 3-4 hours max.

All air cond have a function : timer to on and timer to off. How come you don't know on this?
As said, state clearly in the first place would be the best. As inverter won't really save if the duration is short.

How much saving of inverter depended a lot of factor, there is no magical number, you use inverter, means you can automatically get 30% saving in electricity bill, 50%, or 10% whatever number.

Inverter just to replace the start-stop-start cycle of non-inverter, by using variable speed of its motor.

If one set the temp too low, like 18C, whereby inverter need to run full load most of the time aka full speed, the saving won't be much, or your room is not insulated good enough, plenty of heat loss factor around, aka inverter motor always need to run at higher speed to cool down the room, then the saving also won't be much.

That's why no manufacturers dare to use an accurate figure how much saving inverter can have compared to non-inverter, but just stated x% saving with typical use with *mark on it, as it depends on how the usage condition.

Maybe we should wait the inverter fanboy clarify on this.
Set at 18C won't do much help, only the piping will freeze.

But what is the interval of cut in cut out of the non inverter unit?
Set 26C more frequent, set 24 less frequent.
Again, if you know how the non air cond behaves, it will be more money saving than inverter type.
Also, non inverter don't have partial or full load story like you say, it only have full or off.

Yes, that's how inverter save money.

In fact, if inverter working at FULL LOAD all the time, it will use more electricity than non-inverter that is also working FULL LOAD because there is some power lost due to conversion from AC current to DC current. Inverter works on DC current.

Like you said, Inverter WILL ONLY SAVE money in situation whereby it has the opportunities to run PARTIAL LOAD.

If both runing full load.

I would said inverter still more efficient than non-inverter.
Due to non inverter today still quite a numbers an runing R22 gas for working slower to cold down whole in place.

From inverter used R410a gas may high pressure to boots up more faster from 50% than R22 gas.

At the end still inverter unit for more power saving.

Hi all,

I'm looking for an air cond for my bedroom.

Since I'm staying at flat, few thing need to be done:
1) no electric point for air cond. Do inverter need different type of electric point?
2) not using sliding windows, installer need to cut the windows steel bar.
3) no balcony to put the compressor (outside wall 9th floor above ground).

As the compressor going to be near my bedroom windows, I'm looking for quiet compressor (Mitsubishi is my option right now).

I have been offer RM1599 for MSY-GJ10VA complete with standard installation (10 feet cobbler hose, 10 feet wiring to electric point). Is the price reasonable?

Can anybody suggest good installer and estimated cost for above activity?

Thanks.

What is ur model?

To compare mine and my neighbor used Daikin non inverter really noisy and installed newer than mine.

If you want hear I can record down

Lol jet meant when starter boot up right?

Daikin inverter not really cold and set for lower 25c usage like non inverter.

If try to set in 25c with low fan how does it work?

Mitsubishi electric only require for 25c with low fan speed.