Daikin FTK Inverter Aircond indoor unit has two models: Wired & Wireless.
What does it mean by that?

Got it, thanks.

Panasonic normal series turn turtle installed == Panasonic Sky series

Great feedback you have there, will provide the excel spreadsheet later.
Please provide a guideline on the % of load versus time if you have.
Something like this should be useful, example:
1st hour: 100%
2nd hour: 50%
3rd hour: 20%
4th hour and onwards: 30%

As promised, the OneDrive link provided is the spreadsheet for aircond selection guideline based on power consumption.

https://1drv.ms/x/s!AtoOl-yLHwuzjA3BG0vB0n4QZYKz

Here is the picture of the updated spreadsheet from the previous:

The aircond working load is depends on many aspects of things, like room size, window facing, air leak, appliances in room, number of people in room, heat insulation in room, desired temperature set, outside temperature, outdoor unit ventilation, and etc..
Therefore it is quite hard to estimate the aircond working load.

Load calculation for inverter and non-inverter aircond should have difference, since inverter aircond can control the compressor motor speed, versus non-inverter aircond just turn on and off the compressor. Some inverter aircond have smart functions that can detect the present of human being, and control the compressor to further optimize power consumption.

I do agree with you that, to simplify the calculation, can put full load at first hour, then certain percentage of full load at next hour and etc.

Best way to estimate is to monitor your aircond behavior for load and then come out with your own estimate for that room. For those people who does not have existing aircond, have to perform rough calculation.

There is a range of relative humidity that is ideal or comfort to human, somewhere between 40% to 60%.

Updated Excel spreadsheet for aircond selection based on power consumption.

- Added 2.0 HP and 2.5 HP aircond
- Updated reference purchasing cost

OneDrive link:
https://1drv.ms/x/s!AtoOl-yLHwuzjBJsjBkuUVtv3vNB

Or split 1.5HP + 1.5HP as shown in the picture?

Updated Excel spreadsheet for aircond selection based on power consumption.

- Added "Haier" and "York" aircond.
- Added "LG" non-inverter aircond.
- Updated reference purchasing cost.

OneDrive link:
https://1drv.ms/x/s!AtoOl-yLHwuzjBJsjBkuUVtv3vNB

How bad is the sky series really?

Link for 1HP Sky series
http://www.panasonic.com/my/consumer/home-...0skh-1_0hp.html

One of my room with not so high ceiling, going to have a loft bed soon.
So with normal aircond, the air flow won't able to reach the bed on upper deck, therefore thinking about Sky series to solve this problem.
But seeing Sky series have complain now, not sure if I should proceed with Sky series.

I have not bought the Sky series aircond yet, some more heard got problem with Sky series, so I am hesitating to get one now.
Panasonic products price also marked up recently, maybe due to exchange rate.

I do have a plan to install wall fan as well.
Just that I am not sure how well can the air circulation from the wall fan can help bring the cold air to upper deck of the loft bed.

Here is it:
https://1drv.ms/x/s!AtoOl-yLHwuzjBJsjBkuUVtv3vNB

Please note that the reference price was last updated on mid-January this year.

You already have answer yourself
http://www.daikin.com.my/product/faq-series/

Aircond selection based on power consumption.

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


What was changed from previous
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Updated reference purchasing price
Added Daikin model FTK10T
Added Hisense model HAC-__DJN
Added Hitachi model RAS-VX__CG
Added LG models
Added Midea model MSF-__CRN1
Added Mitsubishi Electric model MS-HK__VA
Added Panasonic model CS-PS__TKH, CS-PV__TKH, CS-S__TKH and CS-PV__SKH
Removed some Samsung models
Added Samsung model AR__MVFSBWKNME, AR__MVFHJWKNME, AR__KVSDBWKNME, AR__JRFLBWKNME
Removed some Sharp models
Added Sharp model AHX__UED, AHXP__UHD, AHA__UCD


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

When you said maintain moisture level in room, meaning the aircond moisture removal should be as the same rate as the moisture being generated.
Well I am not sure what is the amount of moisture generated in your room, but I can tell you is that from all the Panasonic 1.0 HP aircond, the moisture removal are all the same when obtained from spec in website, at 1.6 L/h or 3.4 Pt/h.

If you want more moisture removal, go for higher HP aircond of the same brand and model.
Panasonic 1.5 HP at 2.1 L/h or 4.4 pt/h.
Panasonic 2.0 HP at 2.9 L/h or 6.1 pt/h