why does auto off for inverter is normal ???

Does your aircon come with the manual? Check the manual see what is the light mean.

Anyone know how to take out the blower to clean? Something DIY. I tried open the cover but can't find any place to take out. Cleaning the filter doesn't not help much, if u see the blower from near bottom you will surpised how dusty the air con is.

Just bought Pana inverter 1.0HP 2 weeks ago at HLK chain store (www.hlk2u.com), cash price is RM1190 without installation.

Guys, living room usually use inverter or non-inverter?

Inverter are to save electricity, but now, my unit is a 2 storey landed house.. so.. some say if use inverter it will cost even much more?

Advise from expert here?

depend on your living room isolation condition i think, btw, i just bought 2.5hp york cassett aircond for my living room

Hey bro,

I'm curious on the conceal copper pipes for inverter-type air-con. Based on my friend, he mentioned that inverter might need thicker conceal copper was that true or it can used the similar ones like ordinary air-con?

Can any1 clarify?

This post has been edited by zie86: Apr 15 2011, 12:13 AM

yes you need different pipes if the inverter is running on R401A and not R22 (only daikin runs on the old R22 to my knowledge). if you plan for the long run, better get new piping as the old gas is beeing phased out.

What I get from the aircorn friend, is the inverter only start saving if you ON for long, else did;t save much...

PJUsa,
Will the new piping suitable for Inverter / NOn Inverter type? As I still yet to decide which modal to go but the aircorn folks coming to make conceal piping coming Monday

my ceiling too low... cant install cassett.. else it will be great choice.

Looking into York 3.0hp non inverter.

Cos i'm told that inverter actually blast full power until it reaches the desired temp. For a living room, it wont be efficient, infact it will even cost more.

i think R401A is only used for inverter type aircons. but i never looked around for non-inverter because my place AC is always on.

but: the savings for inverter on not so cold settings is extreme. if you intend to regularly ac a room i'd go for inverter. they will last longer than normal acs as well cause there is less wear and tear so the extra you pay upfront will recoup pretty quickly even if you only on the unit for a few hours per day. assume the inverter will last you 2-3 years longer and then calculate the average cost per year. break even is nearer than you think if you consider all things. also keep in mind that electricity wont get cheaper but more expensive in the near future.

I'm thinking to change my 3yr old LG because I can't stand the loud "blowing" noise. Yes, I do servicing regularly but even with chemical cleaning it is still very loud. Anybody using the new Panasonic econavi ? is it quiet?

i got the previous models from panasonics inverter range. they are pretty quiet.

btw: chemical cleaning doesnt help too much imho. just a wash and some lubricant is fine for me. if the blower is too loud why not set it to low?

Electrical appliances or anything else is sometimes luck driven. It happened to the best quality control manufacturers.

ya, york is better choice if install at living room, very fast can get cool

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Added on April 17, 2011, 3:12 amjust install 3 daikin, 2 pana and 1 york in my house, so far so good for each of it.

This post has been edited by well: Apr 17 2011, 03:12 AM

thanks for your feedback but the blower still very loud even when set to low

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Added on April 17, 2011, 10:54 amya, agree

This post has been edited by anon5391: Apr 17 2011, 10:54 AM

Just finished installing 2 units of aircond. 1 Pana inverter S10MKH, 1 Samsung AV10.

Both 1HP. Samsung is RM1100, Pana RM1120. I think both are quite cheap. Bought from shops beside tesco Puchong.

Installation: RM250 = 2 wall hacks + 15 feet copper
another one: RM430 = 2 wall hacks + 23 feet copper

so installation is RM200 + RM10/feet

Install-day review:
Panasonic:
Smaller outdoor unit and quieter, more active feature like econavi/comfort, powerful/quiet function, auto/cool/dry mode, patrol control for dust detection/e-ion generation.

Samsung:
Larger outdoor unit, slightly noisy but i think still in quiet region. Got turbo mode, virus doctor, multiple filter for dust, germ and whatnot.

I installed Panasonic in my room, so I might be biased but I'd recommend Panasonic over Samsung.

good price for the panasonic 1hp aircond. after nego? or straight got that price?

I showed him a note on my phone that I get RM1180 from another shop(wasn't really my intention to haggle using it). He straight away offered RM1120 if take right away, cash.

This post has been edited by irwan6179: Apr 18 2011, 01:24 AM

Hi All,

Need all your help here,Does any one know how much for Daikin Inverter or York Inverter 2.0 Horse power price?


Thank you