Anyone got recommendation of good air cond installer ? Can share the contact ?

i'm installing at my own small room which is about 15 feet by 9 feet, fully enclosed all the time, switching on minimum 8 hours a day.
by definition, i should be able to benefits from the inverter model.

Maybe the sales guy is misleading. Any brand is made in china if not all the parts. Panasonic still have aircon factory here. It depend what model it produce here.

Saving is depend on how you use the aircon. If I set the temperature to 16deg and full blow speed, can he guarantee me of reduction bill 30%? I m using inverter panasonic. My bill can reduce more than 40% compare to my old non inverter aircon. I ve been using for 3yrs.

R22 is a ozone depleting gas. And it going to phasing out. Most of the first world country already stop using. I m suprise that it still using here when the installer told me. I thaught this gas phase out since 90's. But as usual, if go green it is expensive. Are you money consent or green consent?

If the gov want phase out the gas another 2yrs, will you change the aircon after 2yrs?

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Added on July 29, 2010, 6:05 pmInverter is the future. Slowly it will replace the normal type.

It save your money some how no matter short or long use. Don't tell me just using for 1hr everyday.

This post has been edited by ozak: Jul 29 2010, 06:05 PM

Yup, Panasonic is even doing export here in malaysia, in fact, you are buying the brand, it really doesn't matter where it is made, many of the world branded companies have build up production lines in China, including BMW, Benz, Burberry...

iPhone is made in China, how many units have been sold in the world?



well, for the use of air conditioner, it depends on personal lifestyle though, most people go to work on day time, and at night some people prefer the fresh air outside if its not hot and stuffy, especially during rainy days.

thanks. i think i will go for panasonic inverter then.

I have been using panasonic aircond for the past 7 years. It is a good brand so far. After 7 years still in good condition.

Anyone can recommend a shop for Mistubishi Mr. Slim?

The price I was quoted so far seemed to be on the high side.

1.0 hp RM 1100
1.5 hp RM 1490
2.0 hp RM 2450
2.5 hp RM 2790


Thanks.

inverter series? MSY-GE10VA, GE13VA and GE18VA

GE10 1250
GE13 1590
GE18 2450
GE24 2870

This post has been edited by maxguy: Aug 1 2010, 10:08 AM

Non-inverter.

Any recommendation?

Bullshi@t.

Please install whatever type inverter and operate it at a open space, see how it can save 30% on electricity bill.

Inverter is not automatically save electricity. It depends how is the usage.

R22 is going to be obsoleted.
http://www.ask.com/questions-about/r-22-Refrigerant

Another

Have some read
http://singapore-aircon-r410a.blogspot.com/

bit confious..

when it will be banned in malaysia?
if they say it going to happen 2010.. lots of manufacturer still selling r22 based air cond?

the link is related to Singapore.? what happen in Malaysia?

i think it will take at least 5-10yrs before we start to ban these gas...
as mehlehsia will tend to do things a bit slow...

it is not easy to ban the gas immediately as many shops are still keeping the old model in stock.....

hahaha... hope so.. i never knew about this.. end up buying the r22 air cond on friday .. the seller say that the installation / maintenance cost is higher for inverter type..

manufacturing of R22 will stop this year. as far as i know this is applicable _globally_. there will be no more _new_ R22 but the old stock will still be sold. but you should be prepared for ever rising costs of R22 since the stock will be getting more and more limited. eventually R410A should be significantly cheaper than the last remaining R22 due to market economics. and in any case an inverter aircon offers so many benefits that upgrading old models does make sense. they are cheaper under almost all conditions (not in open space AKA full load!), quiter and the parts and all are supposed to last longer.

U can try this installer name Ee Aircon and electrical (0192273370-Mr Ee)

Hi, I am planning to install a 1HP air con in my house and I prefer power saving type. However, I most probably open around 2hours then switch it off daily so inverter is a bit useless for me.

I prefer Panasonic CS-C9KKH because of the indoor unit design but I not sure whether it got power saving function. Sales guy recommend Mitsubishi as it has power saving function but I like Panasonic design better.

Anyone of you know whether Panasonic got power saving function for its non-inverter model? Or perhaps there are much better brand to choose from...

Modern air conditioners with automatic/eco mode would fit your needs

This post has been edited by cam40729: Aug 17 2010, 11:05 AM

How is Fujitsu Aircond? Any good if compared to Mitsubishi?

I am offered about the same price for both these brands.

Anyone know where to get the best price for Panasonic aircond:

3 units of CS-PC9KKH (CU-PC9KKH) ~ 1.0HP

1 unit of CS-PC12KKH (CU-PC12KKH) ~ 1.5HP

1 unit of CS-PC24KKH (CU-PC24KKH) ~ 2.5HP

Is mitsubishi aircon any good. The sales guy said it is power saving because of the motor it used. It read from the website it is the poki poki motor technology which save power once you power on it. It is not those Eco mode which reduce fan speed over a period of time to reduce power consumption. Anyone can clarify this?