Can't answer your moisture maintaining regarding to nanoe-G, no knowledge on it.
Not salesman or Pana engineer, can't help here.

If you don't mind Taobao.
https://detail.tmall.com/item.htm?spm=a230r...ns=1&abbucket=5
https://detail.tmall.com/item.htm?spm=a230r...ns=1&abbucket=5
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My condo layout has similar to yours, living hall, dining hall, kitchen, and hallway connected, total around 420 square feet.
But I installed sliding door to isolate kitchen from the rest, although not air tight.
I installed 2HP inverter aircond, turns out alright for me.

Your condo room size almost similar to mine, lol.
My small room around 114 sqft (Mitsubishi Heavy Industry Inverter 1HP), middle room 128 sqft (Panasonic Sky Series Inverter 1HP), master room 152 sqft (Hitachi Inverter 1HP).

Living room is York Inverter 2HP.

So far I prefer Panasonic one, cooling quite fast, compare to my hitachi.
Maybe because room size different, and hence medium room cool faster.

I bought my Panasonic Sky Series around a year ago from Lazada for about RM 1523 after offset shipping fee with RM80 voucher.
Outside physical shop quoted me around RM 1.9k lowest at that time.
Here is the link: https://www.lazada.com.my/13595651.html
Price has went up since.

Edit: Update after obtained correct purchasing price.

This post has been edited by alexander3133: Mar 8 2018, 04:16 PM

Aircond list based on power consumption.

Onedrive link, excel spreadsheet:
https://1drv.ms/x/s!AtoOl-yLHwuzjBJsjBkuUVtv3vNB

What was changed from previous
=====================
- Updated reference price for all airconds.
- Added Gree airconds
- Added Haier new models
- Added Hitachi new models
- Added LG new models
- Added Samsung new model

Disclaimer: All data is harvested from respective manufacturers website, I am not responsible for any information accuracy in the spreadsheet provided.

Cheapest 1.0HP Non-Inverter: Gree GWC09QB @ RM 588.44
Cheapest 1.0HP Inverter: Sharp AHX9UED @ RM 937.48
Cheapest 1.5HP Non-Inverter: Midea MSK3-12CRN1 @ RM 816.00
Cheapest 1.5HP Inverter: Hisense HAC-13TGI @ RM 1,197.00
Cheapest 2.0HP Non-Inverter: Hisense HAC-18DJN @ RM 1,376.00
Cheapest 2.0HP Inverter: Hisense HAC-20TGI @ RM 1,869.04
Cheapest 2.5HP Non-Inverter: Hisense HAC-24DJN @ RM 1,588.00
Cheapest 2.5HP Inverter: Haier HSU-25VNH16 @ RM 2,196.96




This post has been edited by alexander3133: Mar 8 2018, 10:52 PM

In that excel I put 6 hours of daily usage, so you can adjust the number of hours on your own for your own usage.
This power consumption calculation in the excel is assuming the aircond is running at rated power for 6 hours.
Real time usage, the aircond won't run like that.

The average tariff of RM 0.282 is based on monthly TNB bill of RM 100.
There is another excel sheet at the bottom that you can click to see other average tariff, and again, adjust yourself to suit your house average monthly TNB bill amount.

If your room can be air tight when aircond is turned on, with no direct sunlight exposure and not much heating source elemtn, I would say go with inverter for that room.

Reason being, temperature can drop fast and then inverter aircond can reduce power consumption once set temperature reached, and the aircond can run at minimum power consumption to maintain the set temperature in the room.

What is your 'older' aircond brand and model?

You bought from MTonline?
And use the RM200 coupon?

I bought my York 2HP from this seller, good.
Last time they use nationwide express to ship my aircond, one consignment number but two separate parcels, indoor and outdoor unit.

Yes, individually keyed in after info gather.

Panasonic Sky Series 1.0 HP selling cheap now:

http://www.11street.my/productdetail/panas...-1-0hp-24217911

https://www.lazada.com.my/products/panasoni...s110959742.html

Aircond list based on power consumption.

Onedrive link, excel spreadsheet:
https://1drv.ms/x/s!AtoOl-yLHwuzjBJsjBkuUVtv3vNB

What was changed from previous
=====================
- Updated reference price for all airconds.
- Added Fujiaire airconds

Disclaimer: All data is harvested from respective manufacturers website, I am not responsible for any information accuracy in the spreadsheet provided.

Yes, I compiled them from various sources online.
Those are reference price only, you can adjust the price on your own, so as other parameters such as number of hours use per month and monthly average tariff.

Just click the OneDrive link provided and you will be presented with excel spreadsheet, you will have option to download the file too.

Aircond list based on power consumption.

Onedrive link, view and download excel spreadsheet here:
https://1drv.ms/x/s!AtoOl-yLHwuzjBJsjBkuUVtv3vNB

What was changed from previous version
==========================
- Updated reference price for all airconds.
- Added all "R32" refrigerant type airconds on brand that available.
- Added "Refrigerant Type" column.
- Added missing 2.5HP York airconds.

Disclaimer: All data is harvested from respective manufacturers website, I am not responsible for any information accuracy in the spreadsheet provided.

Maybe because new model is already out, the R32 version of Sky Series.

I think they added the new nanoe-X feature to let consumer to have reason to buy the new model instead of old model.
If no new feature added, the price differences between the new and old model will just make consumer goes to the old model.
The R32 and R410A does not really make significant difference, unless you are really a earth lover.

The new model consume 30W/h less rating power than old model, while keeping the same BTU/hour.

The new model currently should be selling slightly more than RM 2000, while the old model currently is selling around RM 1500.
It depends on how you look at it.

I kind of suspect Acson and Daikin airconds are from the same manufacturer because I noticed that some aircond models have same specifications.