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Did you see the word "H"? H mean 1/2" thickness.
The 3/8 or 1/4 you see is for the copper pipe size to go in.
i'll check someday... thanks for the help!
Did you see the word "H"? H mean 1/2" thickness.
The 3/8 or 1/4 you see is for the copper pipe size to go in.
DIS offering 22 copper pipe and 3/8 insulation. My quote was comparable to Fortuna, -/+$1xx.U may want to check with DIS what copper pipe size, drainage pipe and insulator size they giving. I went there last wk but can't rem wat spec they giving but was $300++ higher, cable included. Cable got $300 plus meh?
Why same appointed shops by Daikin they can vary in installation materials. My different was $370 btw the 2 shops. Alexandra shop gave 22 copper and 1/2 insulator but exclude cables but price cheaper by $370
Would suggest you get them to write down a black & white quote stating all the items, to prevent any 'misunderstanding'.www daikin com sg slash index dot php slash contact slash proshop_dealers_retail
as from the website.. all 3different companies operating Daikin Pro shop.. if you read their introductions... The on e at Alexandra being the youngest in the 3.
However, i am considering to go the one at Alexandra.
the specs i was quoted were"
3MKS71 - 9kx3 - Inverter - 22Copper and 1/half inch
for $3k nett ( 50% deposit and 50% on the installation day)
I told them mine is new BTO..
but they nv mention about cabling.. will there be topping up in the end?
Whats your opinion?
Just remember, there's a $50 charge for site inspection, refundable if you order from them.According to Alexandra, you have to buy your own cable. If u have the site survey arranged with them, u can ask the Surveyor how many meters you require then buy it yourself
Does bracket included?
Hi,
I am considering getting a MHI system 2 for 2 rooms (each 150 sqf).
There is a promo ongoing which upgrades the blower from 9000BTU to 12000BTU.
However, I read somewhere that getting a higher BTU is not necessary better.
Something about the higher BTU will means the air is circulated so fast that the humidity cannot be remove fast enough.
Seems logical except I am curious why if the blower is design for 12000 BTU, it could not remove humidity adequately at that volume?
Should I take the upgrade or keep to 9000 BTU?
Anyone has any advise?
Additional fact: most of the time, only 1 of the unit is turn on.
Thanks in advance.
I wonder if the upgrade will over load the compressor if all are on at the same time.... I like mhi for the price and 3d feature and dont really like starmex... Daikin attractive part is 3 yr warranty.... So confusing to choose... Maybe just hang some ice pack on my fan will do...
Thanks tiger. How's the power consumption and is the indoor and outdoor unit noisy? Any problems within the one yr warranty period?
depends whether your rooms have plenty of sunlight or windows
you will need to take these 2 things into consideration