QUOTE(PJusa @ Apr 3 2012, 11:07 AM)
just to add: not just outside temp is important. you should also consider how well insulated your room is, how many people usually occupy it and what desired temp you want to chill down the room to.
in a well insulated room, a 1 HP aircon can easily handle a 25 sqm room. however if there is lot of traffic through the room (i.e. moving a lot of chilled air out) or a lot of people inside the room then you might need more power. same goes for equipment in the room that generates heat (PCs, lights, fridge, whatnot).
unless you know precisely how the room will be utilised it will be hard to give a good recommendation for the size of AC required.
FYI: 7,5 HP of a/C capacity *can* easily cool 550-650 cubicmetres of air to actual 25°C in a 3-5 person household if the rooms are insulated and windows ducted in normal malaysian climate (also in hot season!).
Just remember, never it is cold air go out, it is how to preven heat from coming in. Check all heat source including all electronic gadgets, windows, etc... Heat transfer always from hot to cold...in a well insulated room, a 1 HP aircon can easily handle a 25 sqm room. however if there is lot of traffic through the room (i.e. moving a lot of chilled air out) or a lot of people inside the room then you might need more power. same goes for equipment in the room that generates heat (PCs, lights, fridge, whatnot).
unless you know precisely how the room will be utilised it will be hard to give a good recommendation for the size of AC required.
FYI: 7,5 HP of a/C capacity *can* easily cool 550-650 cubicmetres of air to actual 25°C in a 3-5 person household if the rooms are insulated and windows ducted in normal malaysian climate (also in hot season!).
Added on April 4, 2012, 9:33 am
QUOTE(PJusa @ Apr 4 2012, 09:09 AM)
very specific question. what's sure: R22 is beeing phased out because it harms the ozone layer. that for me is enough reason no to use ACs with R22 and i dont.
now to your question: R401A tends to be more energy efficient than R22. if i remember correctly by 10-15% but i really dont have the supporting figure at hand anymore. i looked into this around 4 years ago when i changed my ACs to 401A inverters. i found an interesting read on the issue here:
https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&q=cache:...zusFVDI_EZB-DUg
I would say R410A its just environmental friendly compare to R22. Its all about gas characteristic.now to your question: R401A tends to be more energy efficient than R22. if i remember correctly by 10-15% but i really dont have the supporting figure at hand anymore. i looked into this around 4 years ago when i changed my ACs to 401A inverters. i found an interesting read on the issue here:
https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&q=cache:...zusFVDI_EZB-DUg
This post has been edited by soonyeap: Apr 4 2012, 09:33 AM
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