a. Living (Cover Dining also) - L (6000) W (5500)

b. Bedroom 1 -  L (3000) W (4350)

c. Bedroom 2 - L (3000) W (4000)

d. Bedroom 3 - L (3000) W (3000)

gut feeling with experience.

it can be  from 1 to 1.5hp
its getting hotter every year 
and a bigger size  AC , you put it under less stress. 

many have complain about AC failures   but  we dont know  about the User  .
can be  the AC was too small size
maybe  user  sets  his remote temp  very low ...like 20 deg .
maybe  user never  check  filter s status  and   do  regular service .
some users  run the AC for 15 hours contineous regulary .
result is premature failure of the AC .s

Hi,
Is the piping for the AC different from hp? mean I cannot use piping for 1hp for 1.5hp AC?
Thanks.

My house is a landed terrace house and indeed encountered power trip during heavy lightning all these while.

So far no other electrical failure. I do not have power surge protection.

So far I practiced switching off the power switch for air con without removing the plug when Aircon is not in use.

sharp quality is just as good as pana , daikin . 
have great features with great prices . 
with these features pana is overprice !

Which model did you get? Mind to share?

hi, do you need to replace the ducting to use inverter air con?

Comparing 1hp ac here,

i read the spec sheets that non-inverter ac runs at 800w, so it means that it’s either 800w or 0w, as non-inverter ac is on/off to regulate the temp being set, right?

Then, inverter ac is with variable wattage of 860 (200 - 1,050), the 200w means for temp like 27- 28? If we on the ac at this highest possible temp, then it will just consume the lowest possible wattage? So, need to on for 8hrs for the inverter ac advantage to kick in is a myth?

For cheap inverter do check out the previous 9700btu model R32 inverter 1hp from Sharp.
The one with AEC 789 kwh.

The 2020 one 9k btu only.

just before i start paying for the sharp ones, any other fellow members have experience with the sharp air conditioners? hows the reliability?

i know reliability is much tied to how we in turn use the equipment, maintain the equipment etc. so what's the other user experience on it.

In my opinion, Sharp is a very uncommon brand.
If you want reliability, you can choose common brand like Daikin/Panasonic/Samsung....
If you want cheaper, go for China brand like Midea/Hisense/Gree.....

once again Mr. CEO, this is entry level right?
And how about sharp SHARP 1.0HP R32 AIRCOND J-TECH INVERTER - AHX9VED2 ?