[kennyctf]

Jeremy1 wrote:

I got mine at $2480 which include everything with 5 yrs warranty but the thick piping...............

What is your but...? FOC? lol

[kimsim]

mark lim wrote:

Not sure if this has been discussed before, but I can't seem to find much info on it.

Anyone has experience with daikin super multi hw. The multi split that comes with a water heater for efficiency. Daikin

AcItaly this technology same as York malaysia and now has need bought over by Daikin.

The storage tank selling separate, but the idea also same as storage tank.
When long time no switch on Aircon the water can't keep as hot as you want.

Got advantage like you can wave the electric draw in for free by Daikin Aircon current and usage only.

[Jeremy1]

kennyctf wrote:

What is your but...? FOC? lol

It's a Mit StarMex System 2. Price include free installation, bracket, disposal of old unit, normal piping and 5 yrs warranty on parts labour.

They are now installing. Both Malaysians and very friendly.

Later need to clean up...................

[kimsim]

Anyone know about Mit Starmex system 2 inverter use unit without installation price?

Thanks.

[Jeremy1]

I read from some other forum that Mit Electric Inverter Aircon will still draw substantial current if you are on standby mode unless you switch off the main power.

[kimsim]

Jeremy1 wrote:

I read from some other forum that Mit Electric Inverter Aircon will still draw substantial current if you are on standby mode unless you switch off the main power.

That is minimum for standby current, don't try to switch on & off from main switch very often, can be easily damage on PCB not up last.

[Jeremy1]

kimsim wrote:

That is minimum for standby current, don't try to switch on & off from main switch very often, can be easily damage on PCB not up last.

Thanks, that's what I worried.

[terumo]

kimsim wrote:

That is minimum for standby current, don't try to switch on & off from main switch very often, can be easily damage on PCB not up last.

Yes, agreed.
Switch off your main power only when you are going for a holiday.
If not, you can leave it on always.

[kimsim]

terumo wrote:

Yes, agreed.
Switch off your main power only when you are going for a holiday.
If not, you can leave it on always.

Agreed with you also if go for 1 month long holiday maybe or not to turn off..

Since inverter unit can be save more energy then do not bother for standby mode charge for $5 per monthly.

Just buy less 4D only lol

[Peterho69]

May I know what is the BTU/Brand/Model number I should be looking at for 2 room + living room?

http://img9.uploadhouse.com/fileuplo...ffc429cd82.jpg

[kimsim]

Peterho69 wrote:

May I know what is the BTU/Brand/Model number I should be looking at for 2 room + living room?

http://img9.uploadhouse.com/fileuplo...ffc429cd82.jpg

Go for mitsubishi Starmex inverter.
2 bedroom for 10k btu & living room for 12k btu.
Cause I have kitchen door then just installed with 12k btu.

Unless you let the kitchen door is open then go with 18k should be feel like ice cold.

[terumo]

To Peterho69,
9k btu for bedrooms & 12k for living will be sufficient.
Mitsubishi / Daikin / Panasonic are good choices.

[NOISSUES]

Voted by Consumers, Reader's Digest Trusted Brands.
9k, 9k & 12k Btu/hr will do.

[thinkhardhard]

I'm staying in a resale condo unit which is turning 9 years old. Recently I got air-con service guys to come over and service and they found out that 2 of my aircon units are faulty and beyond repair as compressor is spoilt.

These 2 aircon units are in living hall and bedroom 2 (br2 aircon seldom use) both sharing same compressor. Should I replace these 2 with system 2 as well? Or since all the aircon units are quite old, should I change all units to new ones, including the currently still functioning one in master bedroom?

My living hall, dining area and kitchen is in rectangular shape and is open concept, there is no windows/doors separating the areas. The faulty aircon unit is located in living hall where we watch tv. So when calculating living btu, do i just calculate based on living hall area? Or do I need to include dining area as well?

[kimsim]

thinkhardhard wrote:

I'm staying in a resale condo unit which is turning 9 years old. Recently I got air-con service guys to come over and service and they found out that 2 of my aircon units are faulty and beyond repair as compressor is spoilt.

These 2 aircon units are in living hall and bedroom 2 (br2 aircon seldom use) both sharing same compressor. Should I replace these 2 with system 2 as well? Or since all the aircon units are quite old, should I change all units to new ones, including the currently still functioning one in master bedroom?

My living hall, dining area and kitchen is in rectangular shape and is open concept, there is no windows/doors separating the areas. The faulty aircon unit is located in living hall where we watch tv. So when calculating living btu, do i just calculate based on living hall area? Or do I need to include dining area as well?

How often you switch on Aircon for daily basic?

If you don't mind for higher untility bill then just repair it for some time needs and turn on for while.

If you has consider using everyday for bedroom then go with inverter Sys 2 for 24k in living hall & 12k or 10k for bedroom.

Cause inverter really help the bill cut down into half.