Split Type Aircon: Which is best?

[maxpedition]

Haier, Sanyo na split type AC ko 5 years na ok pa naman cleaning lang pag medyo mahina na ang buga yung Panasonic ko isang taon pa lang, yung Everest ok pa din 2 years na pero hindi siya ganun kalamig sa tatlong unit ko. Da best pa rin window type.

Everest?

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[leonleon]

Da best pa rin window type.

+1. Hard to argue with this.

[papi smith]

It's a brand, I saw it at All Home, kaya lang sa refrigerators...

Everest?

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[willownavarro]

+1. Hard to argue with this.

Ah talaga? Window type inverters are better and more cost-efficient than split?

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[Archerfish]

It's actually in the manual at least sa manual ng split type A/C namin.


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Can you share the page here? I'm curious of its content and if there are other information​ that can be beneficial for me and for others.

[jakewise]

It's a brand, I saw it at All Home, kaya lang sa refrigerators...

Everest brand also have split type airconditioners

[jakewise]

Ah talaga? Window type inverters are better and more cost-efficient than split?

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HIndi lang sa inverter units, even the non-inverters type. Mas cost effective and reliable ang window type airconditioners. Split type is only good if wala ka pag lagyan ng butas, or for aesthetics and if you want low noise as the compressor is located outside. Ang maganda lang sa inverters if you use it at least 8 hours a day, as you will see the decrease of your electric bill considerably

[papi smith]

Can you share the page here? I'm curious of its content and if there are other information​ that can be beneficial for me and for others.

Doesn't say much in mine...

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[Archerfish]

Doesn't say much in mine...

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I see, "avoid as it could lead to". At least, this confirms what I have learned. I couldn't find our manual and there's no way for me to check the technical information of the industrial air conditioning system where I saw it and even the textbook.

Thank you, I appreciate your effort.

[jmpet626]

Settled for a 1hp and a .8hp window type Hitatchi Inveter instead of split type. I find it a hassle na need pa ng professional cleaning pag split type.

[Archerfish]

Settled for a 1hp and a .8hp window type Hitatchi Inveter instead of split type. I find it a hassle na need pa ng professional cleaning pag split type.

Yes, and if ever you decide to have it cleaned by a shop, it is cheaper.

So a 0.8 hp is now available instead of 3/4 hp.

[shadow]

I'm assuming that the ultimate reason why some settled for window type is because your place already have existing hole for A/C.


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[Archerfish]

I'm assuming that the ultimate reason why some settled for window type is because your place already have existing hole for A/C.


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Another reason is installation, it is much easier. You can simply call any carpenter and do the installation yourself compared to split type.

[XTO]

Window type for bedrooms for me eversince... kahit nung nagpa house construction ako. Di pa nga mga inverters. Easy DIY cleaning . Palit na lang ng inverters pag nagloko na. But I have 1 floor standing inverter sa living room. All Panasonic.

[jmpet626]

Yung isang room ko wala pang hole for the window type kaya I was considering spilt type para mas maliit yung hole. Pero after researching I ended up with window type inverters dahil sa cost ng maintenance. I was suprised na tahimik din pala pag window type na inverter.

[mindz888]

mga sir balak ko po bumili aircon inverter daikin 1hp sa ray and j's ok ba sila mag kabit ng aircon sino po dito mga nakabili sa kanila sila po pinakamura eh...

[papi smith]

Can you please share this learning? I'm curious as to the reason behind it, coz all my life i've been doing this unhealthy thing, even as I type this post, I am directly in front of our ac's blower as I have just opened it. but it does not hit our bed directly so i'm not" in the line of fire", when i sleep

I see, "avoid as it could lead to". At least, this confirms what I have learned. I couldn't find our manual and there's no way for me to check the technical information of the industrial air conditioning system where I saw it and even the textbook.

Thank you, I appreciate your effort.

[Archerfish]

Can you please share this learning? I'm curious as to the reason behind it, coz all my life i've been doing this unhealthy thing, even as I type this post, I am directly in front of our ac's blower as I have just opened it. but it does not hit our bed directly so i'm not" in the line of fire", when i sleep

This is it,

Yes, that's what I know. Another reason why you place the air conditioning unit "away from people". The skin and muscles "will get sick" if exposed to sudden change in humidity. Some with sensitive skins can attest to this, like formation of "flakes" around the lips and itchiness to joints accompanied by redness.

It is generally recommended to set the thermostat with a 5 degree difference from the ambient temperature, comfortable to most people staying inside the room all the time.

However, most of us are known to be stubborn, just like me, and so we go against the recommendations​ of the experts.

The 5 degree difference is generally comfortable to people who are outside then suddenly entered an air-conditioned room. Even if you're perspiring, you are still somewhat comfortable.

For rooms built not for human comfort, but to protect the electrical and electronic equipment, the thermostat setting is much lower. So if you're heavily perspiring and you enter that room, you'll feel right away the sudden rush of heat away from your body. That is, you feel so cold and uncomfortable.

Of course, some would prefer to feel the cold air right away upon entering the room instead of waiting for their bodies to be acclimated​ to the room temperature. That is the purpose of that "caution" in the Owner's Manual, to warn us of our tendency to do this.

[dr. d]

I'm assuming that the ultimate reason why some settled for window type is because your place already have existing hole for A/C.


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i still use window type, because it still satisfies my needs.
i am lucky, because our house is window-type friendly.

the workplace has split types.
i have seen the trouble the aircon folks suffer, when servicing them.
i do not want to undergo similar experience.

[shadow]

i still use window type, because it still satisfies my needs.
i am lucky, because our house is window-type friendly.

the workplace has split types.
i have seen the trouble the aircon folks suffer, when servicing them.
i do not want to undergo similar experience.

Convenience and not necessarily better performance.


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