mind to tell what is MEQ stands for?

Mitsubishi Electric Quality

Ya, just browse on their website, the design is not that pretty compare to others brand. Currently I am using Pana normal type, so far so good, but if the weather is very hot, it is very hard to cool down the room, some more my room is facing north west, the room temperature is really hot. Luckly my new house is facing the other round, so it may not that hot.

Can you PM me the model? Im looking for Mitsu as well... Daikin and Pana also in radar

thanks for the suggestion
me now survey first
maybe go for panasonic

u should try mitsubishi mr slim

my one 1hp model MS-FC10, 2HP model MS-A18VD - both come with econo cool mode, its non-inverter single split system.

so any1 can info me the latest price for 1HP (non inverter) n 1.5HP (w inverter) - Daikin n York?need to purchase them by this month.

Planning to get air-cond this week because of current hot weather. This model good or not?

Panasonic Deluxe CU-C9KKH = RM1320
or Panasonic Inverter Deluxe CU-S10KKH = RM1420
(Price include normal installation)

The price of the inverter almost the same as non-inverter so I'm in big dilema now. Which one should I get? Inverter really can save electricity? What about the maintenace cost?

This post has been edited by qwerty79: Apr 13 2010, 05:10 PM

hello guys i need some suggestions on electrical works

1. I want to remove 1 Air Con from my Room (york 1hp)

2. I want to install a ceiling fan. I think hooks will be needed for that because my room no have hooks only have i light in the center. Have to remove that to install the fan.

3. Suggest me the best celing fan with 3/4 blades with best airflow.

4. I also need to install 1 aircon what will be the price?

how to manuall switch on the york ywm10g-amiaa air con..
the remote broken already..
only hav the red button inside the aircon..
asap..
pm me..

Hi Everyone,

I am currently looking to install a new aircon for my new house's living room. The living and dining room are basically together as a whole. No wall in between.

I am thinking of installing this type of aircon. It is the mini cassette type. It is installed in the ceiling. I find that this is quite useful as it allows the air flow from the middle of the room instead of from any one wall.

http://www.panasonic.com.my/web/pid/1644/Feat

Anyone have used this type of aircon and can give their feedback?

Normally, if installing this type of cassette-ceiling mounted aircon in the plaster ceiling, should the aircon be install first or the plaster ceiling first? BTW, this will be new ceiling as well..

Cheers

This post has been edited by kelvyn: Apr 25 2010, 01:17 AM

inverter is more costly than non-inverter in maintenance cost. It will only be effective on saving your electricity bill, if you are using it for long hours.

any recommendatoin for 2hp aircond ? planning to install it on the living room
and btw.. what would the be price range ? thans

ceiling cassette type will allow even distribution of air in the room space. but if u're putting it in the middle u may not able to install ceiling fan. anyway better to install both together, otherwise air con first, or else the air con guy may need to cut up your ceiling and patch it back again!

My contractor told me my new house aircond piping is the normal one , hence cant go for inverter type.If really keen on inverter need to hack the wall again and redo the piping.
Such case is common ka ??I tought the inverter is using same piping system, only installation cost different with inverter type more ..can anyone confirm this ??

iianm, only the daikin inverter uses the same common tubing..others, yes u need a diff pipe

You need to change the pipe.

Last time I change from normal to inverter type and change the whole pipe with wall hacking. It cost me more as the pipe lenght is more than 10feet.

If you use Daikin Inverter, you can use the old piping as it is.

Just want to ask u guys...just got back from shop..got Mitsubishi Electric 1.5 hp Model MS-FF13VC including installation and piping...for RM1550...is that ok?