Feb 23 2025, 12:29 PM
QUOTE(empire @ Feb 22 2025, 09:27 PM)
Malaysia sometimes have horrific heat wave that comes from hell.... and that's when I really regretted buying the Inverter. Really regret. On paper yes la.... save electric ( a bit only) but in reality once the heat wave comes...you will wish you bought the non inverter
There is absolutely no difference between an inverter and non inverter when it comes to cooling capacity. The difference nowadays is with R32 consuming a lot less power but at the cost of slightly less cool air. If you really want those ice cool wind, get a R410a unit but prepare to pay twice the electricity. QUOTE(ZeneticX @ Feb 23 2025, 01:43 AM)
Inverter real benefit is when you turn on for long hours, set at 23 - 25c range, and the HP is appropriate for the room / area size. The faster it can reach the target temp, the sooner the inverter kicks in, the more energy you save. That's why generally its more suitable for bedroom or study / office room.
If you like to set below 20c, your aircond HP is underspec-ed for the room, or you want to turn on for awhile then turn off (< 3 hours), it kind of defeat the purpose of inverter already
For large areas like living room, can still consider go for non inverter
Doubt you get much saving <25C unless you live in condo.If you like to set below 20c, your aircond HP is underspec-ed for the room, or you want to turn on for awhile then turn off (< 3 hours), it kind of defeat the purpose of inverter already
For large areas like living room, can still consider go for non inverter
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