Serious? For R32 temperature must set higher to feel the same as the temperature set? Then the temperature sensor must have prob. 🤪

thanks. it makes more sense to me now after hearing ur explanation.

this is confirmed... comparing to split type, it will certainly consume more electricity.

and it is single point of failure. once compressor is having prob, the entire house has no aircon.

so far i hardly see developer gives this type of aircon system in bolehland. normally what can i see the way they save cost is to provide maybe only aircon for master bedroom and living room only instead of all rooms.

This post has been edited by westlife: Mar 12 2024, 07:13 PM

saw these two series during home fair.

GR is more ex than JS series, but in terms of energy label, efficiency is better if both can reach the set temperature. of course, GR series will save more electricity, depending if one wants to invest more at the begining i think.

738 vs 841 kWh per year of usage.
EER (Btu/h.W) 12.41 vs 8,871

too bad, as i am renting a house, i could not choose to buy a 5 star rating aircon, but can only use a 3 star one which it costs double electricity than the current selling inverter models...






This post has been edited by westlife: Mar 17 2024, 02:10 AM

besides, the mitsubishi JV10VF aircon in my room got gas leaked until empty in dec 2023 when i moved in, i reported to the defect team to fix and now the aircon is working fine until now.

given that it has been working for 3 months now, it should have no further leaking issue on the piping etc. rite? if yes, the gas should leak again i supposed?

Ok. Will monitor it still. becos the apartment unit is still under warranty period, can still claim defects.

Yeah. GR should be better. Noticed that JS series comes with quick cooling (within minutes) function but it does not come with easy clean design.

But sure not efficient and end up wasting electricity, last time my landed house I also use one single 2.5HP non-inverter aircon at my living room (opened-concept that is linked to dry kitchen area, can never hit the the set temperature. And my electricity bill is high (of course it is also due to non-inverter so it lagi uses more electricity. If given a choice again, I will sure go for 2 smaller units instead although need to do another aircon point for that.

If u use one unit only, no pt to go for inverter, as it is unlikely u can hit the set temperature given the open concept. But if two smaller units, likely can set so for that case can go for inverter.

just spend a bit more to go for inverter will be better, weather are getting hotter from time to time.. and electricity rate may increase...

u save the moment when ur aircon is able to hit the set temperature, so it does not matter if u turn on 1 hour or 9 hours..
they said that just purely compare the initial cost u need to pay extra comparing to non-inverter.

nowadays weather is so hot... without aircon, seriously very hard to survive.

Mitsubishi and Daikin are the kings of aircon always.

What is the use of this tool?

Mitsubishi I never use the timer function.

If late nite 1.5hp is sufficient but day time needs 2hp if the unit has no west sun.

My master bedroom aircon has gas leaking on last dec 2023 which I reported defect to developer. They sent the vendor down to fix by refilling gas but after 4 months now the aircon is not cold again due to gas leaking.

I reported defect once more than and the vendor came to fix for the second time, I asked the guy what was the cause of the prob they said that there was gas leaking at the compressor side but they fixed now and refilled the gas again.

My question is how do I know if this had really been fixed? If assumed the leak is not fixed, another 4 months later I should expect the same prob?

But compare to 1 x 2hp I would prefer to have 2 x 1hp af different parts of the living room instead.

I had used 1 x 2.5 hp instead in my living room Becos developer by default only gave 1 x aircon of and my living room and dry kitchen are opened concept. that time I did not opt for inverter Becos my living room was affected by west sun. even day time the 2.5hp is not enough to reach the set temperature of 25 degree and also becos there is only one unit of aircon and it is 2.5hp. My sofa which is directly back facing the aircon make me feel damn cold just for the spot. Very uncomfortable.

Even my current rented unit also same. The living room has only 1 x aircon pt and it is pointing directly at my sofa so at nite it can feel super cold just for the sofa area and towards super late nite can reach the set temperature Becos this unit no west sun but the unit is not inverter also.

So based on my experience, if can have 2 x units with smaller hp I will prefer it over the single big hp unit.

Yes indeed. For those staying in apartment or condo like me is a no choice.

Luckily I do not stay in living room most of the time but just sometime so it is still not too bad. Most of the time in study room that it uses 1hp midea non-inverter aircon. So more saving of energy after all.

All the 3 aircons in the apartment I stay are not inverter, 1.5hp in living room, 1hp at master bedroom both Mitsubishi, only study room is 1hp midea. However, surprisingly the cooling capability of midea is better, it cold down damn fast and feel very cold. Comparing to it, the 1hp Mitsubishi in my master bedroom cool down slower, of course maybe becos master bedroom is bigger in size also. But overall find that even cheap aircon brand like midea actually is not too bad too.

Last time I always insist I will only use Mitsubishi or daikin aircon only.

Yes. I agreed that once Mitsubishi inverter hit the set temperature, it is very constant and comfortable for sleeping. Just the cool down speed is way slower.

Inverter is good for more constant airflow I would opt for inverter again also if I am buying for my own house.

yup. Minimally 20 minutes and above for all the Mitsubishi aircon no matter inverter or non-inverter that I had used so far.

Inverter is certainly good for sleeping becos no constant stop start cycle.

Yeah. For me I am not a light sleeper so not too bad.

Midea aircon is actually not bad even comparing to more branded one like Mitsubishi.