Window type aircon (inverter)

[venerzky]

We used to operate a conventional window AC (8 hour a day operation), conventional ref and washer cum drier (2 times a week operation; inverter motor), our electric bill hovered at an average of 8k a month. When we changed both AC, ref and washer to inverter, our monthly average bill became 3.5k to 4K.

Wow. Ang laki ng itinipid.

[dishcom]

May factor din ang ref sa pag laki ng bill. Before yung ref ko around 1k to 1,5k ang bill. Binalak ko na ngang e binta e. Nag basa ako ng mga forum, dapat daw ang ref e laging mag laman. Dapat daw wag tatangalin ang yelo sa frezzer, Kung walang pang laman e pwding tubig. Kaya ginawa ko kinargaha ko ng tubig mga 8 bottle. Then tinangal ko ang ilaw sa loob ng ref, ngayon ang tipid na. Around 300 to 500 na lang siguro.

[glenn manikis]

Same here bumaba bill ko ng 400-500 pesos Nung nagpalit AKO ng inverter ma ref...

[sandman78]

ang hitachi window type inverter walang parts available.

[sandman78]

4 to 6 months waiting time. use wall mounted complete ang parts

[dishcom]

Wow. Tagal ha. Siguro sa parts or repair si carrier.

[dreamur]

When I replaced my conventional 1HP split type aircon with a 1.5HP (yes higher) inverter type, my monthly eletrical bill went down by at least P1K for 2 suceeding months. Waiting for the November bill to validate my observation.

[CVT]

For a more accurate or realistic comparison, visit meralco appliace calculator (MAC) and lazada

Maybe you want this?

0.746w x 12hrs x 67% power duty cycle x 30 days x P12 per kwhr = P2,148 a month in electricity cost....

The variables are all visible and not part of the black box.

There goes...

[CVT]

When I replaced my conventional 1HP split type aircon with a 1.5HP (yes higher) inverter type, my monthly eletrical bill went down by at least P1K for 2 suceeding months. Waiting for the November bill to validate my observation.

Bro. The power rating is reflective of the cooling capacity... So assuming the same thermostat setting the 1.5hp AC turns off earlier than a 1hp AC. The former has lesser duty cycle...

So approx the same cost in electricity but the 1.5hp variant has a shorter "on" time.....

[_Cathy_]

Good thing I only use AC during summer I wanted to buy inventer window but not sulit since I don't use it daily. I want a panasonic though.