Split Type Aircon: Which is best?

[maxpedition]

I made some quick computations based on lazada price of condura 1.5 hp * P20k and 1.5 hp inverter * P39k, if i use it for 8 hours daily, at P10/kwh, it will take 2 years and 4 months to recover the price difference assuming 30% savings. Will 1.5hp be enough for a 20 sqm room?

You need to consider energy efficiency nung non inverter after 2 years, you computed on fix rate it will depend on weather conditions. Hot weather will consume more energy than cold one.

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[papi smith]

Sir Max, will they have significantly different efficiencies 2 years later assuming both were subjected to the same conditions and operating time? Which one will have a longer life and better eficiency later?

[maxpedition]

Sir Max, will they have significantly different efficiencies 2 years later assuming both were subjected to the same conditions and operating time? Which one will have a longer life and better eficiency later?

Window type acu still consume more power than split type. 1hp split type acu * 24/7 almost 2.5-3k monthly bills. Inverter window type 1.5hp *15 hrs/day almost 4-4.5k monthly bills. For me window type acu non inverter on first year maintain its energy efficiency but after that it reduces its efficiency.

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[Nelson de Leon]

Window type acu still consume more power than split type. 1hp split type acu * 24/7 almost 2.5-3k monthly bills. Inverter window type 1.5hp *15 hrs/day almost 4-4.5k monthly bills. For me window type acu non inverter on first year maintain its energy efficiency but after that it reduces its efficiency.

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Sir parang baligtad ata. Ang comparison ng 1.5hp window type inverter is 2hp split type inverter based on my experience.

From an existing 1.5hp non-inverter window type, the upgrade would be either a 2hp inverter split type or the same 1.5hp window inverter (same hp).

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[maxpedition]

Sir parang baligtad ata. Ang comparison ng 1.5hp window type inverter is 2hp split type inverter based on my experience.

From an existing 1.5hp non-inverter window type, the upgrade would be either a 2hp inverter split type or the same 1.5hp window inverter (same hp).

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Compare ko lang yung 2 inverter na nagamit ko. 1 hp split type and 1.5 hp n window type

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[travajante]

Newer inverters have gotten better compared to those from half a decade ago.

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[Walter]

I made some quick computations based on lazada price of condura 1.5 hp * P20k and 1.5 hp inverter * P39k, if i use it for 8 hours daily, at P10/kwh, it will take 2 years and 4 months to recover the price difference assuming 30% savings. Will 1.5hp be enough for a 20 sqm room?

1.5 HP inverter aircon:
Window = 20-25 square meters
Split = 15-18 square meters

You need to use an inverter aircon at least 8 hours daily to be able to have cost benefit ...

[Walter]

Window type acu still consume more power than split type. 1hp split type acu * 24/7 almost 2.5-3k monthly bills. Inverter window type 1.5hp *15 hrs/day almost 4-4.5k monthly bills. For me window type acu non inverter on first year maintain its energy efficiency but after that it reduces its efficiency.

Is this for same sized rooms? ... and same environmental factors? ... like people going in and out ... night time and day time use ...

[StockEngine]

I made some quick computations based on lazada price of condura 1.5 hp * P20k and 1.5 hp inverter * P39k, if i use it for 8 hours daily, at P10/kwh, it will take 2 years and 4 months to recover the price difference assuming 30% savings. Will 1.5hp be enough for a 20 sqm room?

The computation might not be accurate. Is the room sealed(doors windows) and insulated(ceiling and walls)? One condo I visited had a main door that was bringing fresh air kuno sa condo. Thats a nightmare for air conditioning systems.

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[WallyWest]

May appliance stores ba na tumatanggap ng trade in? It might be easier to get rid of our old ac this way than trying to sell it.

[dr. d]

May appliance stores ba na tumatanggap ng trade in? It might be easier to get rid of our old ac this way than trying to sell it.

if you fine one, tell me about it!

[WallyWest]

if you fine one, tell me about it!

Saw the billboard of Imarflex along Buendia Avenue which says they accept trade-in for 20% off. I'm guessing it depends on the value of what you're trading. Since I'm not so keen on getting an Imarflex, perhaps other ac outlets have that kind of promo too.

[dreamur]

Saw the billboard of Imarflex along Buendia Avenue which says they accept trade-in for 20% off. I'm guessing it depends on the value of what you're trading. Since I'm not so keen on getting an Imarflex, perhaps other ac outlets have that kind of promo too.

Be careful with Imarlex aircon. The quality is quite poor and after service sucks.

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[papi smith]

My take is that trade-in discounts are just gimmicks, the discount is already part of the promo even without the trade-in. Come on lang yan, bebenta lang nila sa isang willing partner yan, i.e. junkshop/repair shop, swerte na lang ng buyer kung gumagana pa at maibenta ng mas maganda sa iba. Pa summer na, nagpo promo pa? tama si dreamur, most probably tinutulak nila yan sa dami ng complaints.

[Walter]

Carrier also gives the highest discounts during summer ...

[dr. d]

i'm a carrier / condura fan.
but my breakdowns occur outside the high discount period...
high...

[travajante]

i'm a carrier / condura fan.
but my breakdowns occur outside the high discount period...
high...

Our lone Carrier is way noisier than our Panasonics.[emoji17]
I can relate on that pain, doc. I remember having had appliance armageddon....A/C, fridge & TV died 1 after the other. Major Pain!!!![emoji31]

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[Walter]

Daikin split types are gaining popularity among commercial users ...

[GTcervan]

How 'bout Koppel, anyone?

[Walter]

Koppels are cheap ... that's why many buy them ... but they are not as efficient nor designed as well as a Carrier / Daikin / Panasonic ...