QUOTE(spreeeee @ Jul 25 2017, 09:33 AM)
These 2 brands are few of the most expensive in the market.Anyone has idea on fujiaire? Is this brand good?
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wanna ask, is it normal for the non-inverter AC to stop working when reaches the preset temperature? it will become stuffy and hot... is the inverter AC working as so too?
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Thanks for the info
QUOTE(pigduck @ Jun 21 2023, 01:43 AM) Yes non-inverter will cut off if temperature is set up high. To run non-inverter is to set it low so it stays on as it works to reach the set temperature. Preferably 20 degrees. With inverter, you should be able to set it at 25 degrees and what happens is when it reaches 25, the AC continues running but with less energy consumption and on a power save mode. It will not work so hard because it is keeping a constant temperature. A bit like cruise control. |
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