19.53!. thats crazy super efficient. haha 

thank you bro supersound

thank you bro. Brilliant. So rougly 33 sen per hour for a 2hp.

Attacking you or not have nothing to do with if I'm a keyboard warrior or not. Attacking you is just because you like to simply post some links into the forum without reading it and made false claim like an expert. After pointed out your mistake then you started to twist and spin non stop. The same false info you give with the Panasonic links happened last year September, I also pointed out that you was wrong that time you choose to remain silence and you now still keep doing it.

Come on retard! who on earth will carry yesterday newspaper to work place? And now I'm back, and found the paper, the articles you mentioned is on page 6. Photo as shown below.

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The article mentioned inverter AC is able to shoot till 1300W but it didn't mentioned the cooling capacity at 1300W, and I doubt that any 1hp can shoot till 1300W. Like the Panasonic link you shown, it only able to reach at 920W Max.
Takes the example the article mentioned, installed 1 hp non-inverter in a open space living room with plenty infiltration, if the off coil temperature for non-inverter is 24degC then inverter should be able to give you 23degC or lower. You didn't use the extra energy for nothing. Overall still back to the EER (Energy Efficiency Ratio), how much energy (or money) you spend to removed what amount of heat.

By the way below is the remote control of my Daikin R22 Inverter which shown that ECONO button is able to prevent the shooting of power to max if you press it.
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I have the newspaper with me now, which page you want?
There are total 2 pages mentioned about AC and power consumption. I didn't post it just don't want to confused the discussion as you always wish.

Below are the others article that I just mentioned, but I don't see anyone else claim that at full load non-inverter is more efficient.
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Or you so sure, why don't you post it up to burst my lies? It was yesterday paper, come on boy, you can do it.

So, please highlight which article in these 2 pages (except the first one I posted) mentioned non-inverter full load is more efficient then inverter?

Come on, spin. twist and turn again? Always interested to see what trick you use next.

If I have both non-inverter and inverter in the same room size + parameters it would be easier to compare. but for me in a 10x12 ft room size, setting it to 28C full a full speed blower is already cold at night, day time is just about right, not too cold and not hot either.

If I set it to 16c, can I get 785kwh/yrs ?

Need to know base on what setting.

I m confuse with the claim of Daikin running spec at 430w. And it is 1hp.

Cause 1hp=750w.

If the spec is 430w, shouldn't claim it as 1hp.

Hi All,

Tagging expert TXSim keyser soze

Would like to ask advice on below plan layout for AC installation.
Plan to buy:
1x Panasonic Econavi 1.0HP CS-V9RKH-1
1x Panasonic Econavi 1.5hp CS-V12RKH-1
1x Panasonic Econavi 2.0hp CS-V18RKH-1

1. Living Hall + Dining Hall + Kitchen
My house is an open concept whereby you can see through the kitchen. Brick divider is a beam only. Ceiling height is 11 ft (without plaster ceiling. If have maybe about 9 ft). Plan to use AC when its really hot or have guest. Normal condition use fan only. Kitchen also will have a babyfan install.

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So, How should i calculate the BTU? Include kitchen or not? Will the living+dining hall cool with the spillage to kitchen? or waste energy coz AC thinks need to cover kitchen area as well.

BTU calculator use https://papamy.panasonic.com.my/support/Hor...ower_Simple.asp

Living + dining only = 348.75 sqf.
BTU calculation show 2.38 HP needed. So i choose 2.5hp or 2.0hp?

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Living + dining + kitchen = 348.75 + 150.15 = 498.9 sqf
BTU calculation show 3.95hp. So 2x 2.0hp AC?

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2. Master bedroom. Should be 1.5hp enough

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3. Room A & B. Should be 1.0hp enough.

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Hi, if i only use the aircond for 4 nights every month, temperature set at 26C, is it worth to get inverter type? The price different is RM400 compare to non-inverter.

sifuss.. need you future outlook on a/c using R22? is it going to phase out? can it still standing for another 5 years..  I got offer on this type of a/c.. dunno worth it or not..

   

mainly will be using fan..AC just to cool off the temperature if really hot..
since my kitchen is open, AC will surely will spread out to the kitchen..
will it effect the coolness of living & dining (not cold enough or AC need to work hard since spillage to kitchen)
living + dining + height = 22.5 ft : 15.5 ft : 11 ft
looks like 2.5hp based on your calculator..
will it effect the coolness of living & dining (not cold enough or AC need to work hard since spillage to kitchen)

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Did Dry Mode save energy/electricity? But the compressor keep run and stop when using dry mode...

1. Most of the time will spend in the living. So no need to buy 2 AC which will add extra cost due to installtion. Noted on the spot cooling. Location of the AC is still not yet finalized. Maybe want to put also in the middle between living n dining.

2. noted on the location and yes only use during sleep time.

3. bed rooms going to install AC now coz dont want the mess of installing in future. But will not be use most of the times since its only me n my wife only. maybe use when have guest.

Since this is my new house and not yet renovate, is it economical in a long term if i install inverter AC even at the moment my plan is not to use AC frequently > 6 hours?
Piping for inverter AC is different from normal one, correct?

appreciate the suggestion and feedback  

Asking all sifu's out there.

Im looking for an energy saving 1.0 HP - AC ( Inverter ) for a 13x13 feet bedroom. I've read many pages from this thread & want to ask for ADVICE between these A/C's. I have listed some pro and cons of each AC. Feel free to add or comment.
My budget is around 1.6k for the AC.

1- Panasonic CS-S10SKH- RM 1500

The Good-Panasonic is energy efficient ( 5stars - 1492kw/h) compared to other models. Has alot of functions.

The Bad- Service i heard is bad. Parts e.g (PCB) board are expensive to replace.

2- Daikin FTK10T inverter - RM 1450

The Good-Reviews about Daikin Ac in general is quite good ( Service & Parts). DC inverter, not sure what other brands are using but daikin highly promotes the DC inverter over AC inverter.
But does anyone have experience with this particular model before? The energy ratings ( Suruhanjaya Tenaga)  is not displayed in the showroom or the website. (http://www.daikin.com.my/wall-mounted-series-1-0-2-5hp/) However the brochure does say that it's EER is 12.18.

The Bad - According to one AC service guy he said this AC is not as cold as Panasonic within the same temperature range. True???

3-Mitsubishi Inverter Series (http://www.trio-mhiac.com/products) - RM 1600++

The Good- 7 years compressor warranty , 2 years parts warranty. In the website it gives 5 star rating ( Around 1400 kwh ) EER of 12.XX .

The Bad - Heard that the cooling is not so fast(true?). Any comments on their service ?

4-Sharp Inverter J-tech - RM 1600++

The Good- 5 star energy rating ( around 1600++kwh ) . Sharp brand in general has good reviews about their longevity & reliability. Cools fast .

The Bad - Not sure about their service & parts cost.

Please advise.

Is there a problem with his sentence? Are you targeting him for no reason?

Inverter does have higher BTU at full load like he mentioned. Anything wrong with that?

understood on AC + fan combo.
the full blast output is the same auto AC in cars? full blast and then back to normal blast setting?
noted on that. As long as maintained a good service should be okay, right?
dont know about this. many AC now using R410 comprate to R22 thanks

Want to ask sifu here master bedroom around 250ft , what HP AC I should buy ?

Anybody can recommend a good and reliable aircon home service technician? A tech was supposed to come today but threw me an "I called you but you don't answer" excuse instead. Aircon is a Mitsu Quiet Series. No cold air coming out. Thanks in advance.

i already used the pana inverter. the new 2015 model. but not that sky model one. u know what.. it is very slow to cool down room. even with the i auto x full blast.. mmm. and i see many of the people in here rated their mitsubishi aircon highly.. that why i askes which model of those mitsubishi aircon that is good. because i want to install another aircon  in another room.