Split Type Aircon: Which is best?

**maxpedition** · December 29th, 2018 02:50 PM

Originally Posted by jut703

Really not digging the Hitachi's looks:

Also only has a 12.3 EER.

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Go for panasonic inverter split type 1hp.. Reliable and low electrical consumption. Window type and split almost have the same duration of cleaning about 6-8 months depend on your area. I had hitachi window type inverter 1.5hp monthly consumption almost 4-5k per month.

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**jut703** · December 29th, 2018 02:51 PM

Originally Posted by maxpedition

Go for panasonic inverter split type 1hp.. Reliable and low electrical consumption. Window type and split almost have the same duration of cleaning about 6-8 months depend on your area. I had hitachi window type inverter 1.5hp monthly consumption almost 4-5k per month.

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Hindi nga kasya.

Also, 11 EER lang ang Panasonic inverter window. Same lang sa non-inverter halos. Mas tahimik lang.

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**shadow** · December 29th, 2018 03:00 PM

Originally Posted by travajante

Oh, laminates. ...Careful w/ spills. They can bloat. Have you seen how service guys clean splits? They protect the wall with a sheet of plastic curtain that funnels onto a pail. That's the collector for the water they spray onto the indoor unit. Accidental spills aren't uncommon. And, should the unit leak, expect the floor to be collateral damage. Just pay a lil extra attention.
All that said, if you're still leaning split, stay w/ Daikin; limit your weld seams to 2, if possible; line an oversized properly sloped drain; insulate well & do not embed em lines. Oh, ideally no fixed mounted appliances under the wall unit....And don't ever go cassette....You should be ok. If you fear the hassle, you can cut the journey & go Hitachi window....that's a well rated one.[emoji4]

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I just have my maid stand under with mop on hands swipe whatever water that might drop during cleaning aside from putting floor Matt all over the place during cleaning.

And besides they are pourinf water to test the drain after everything's said and done to check if they have attached the drain to the drain line.

Yun mga issues na sinasabi mo.hind dnaman bigbdeal.

Back to back lang nga installation kay Jut ano pa ba dapat embed sa ganun installation?

Back to back is the easiest and most common installation for split type.

Jut, go for the spkit type. Hinde issue yun mga sinasabi dito.

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**travajante** · December 29th, 2018 03:01 PM

Originally Posted by jut703

Really not digging the Hitachi's looks:

Also only has a 12.3 EER.

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Haha...but it's well made & still more efficient than old non-inverters. Call is yours, good sir.[emoji4]

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**StockEngine** · December 29th, 2018 03:17 PM

Originally Posted by shadow

I just have my maid stand under with mop on hands swipe whatever water that might drop during cleaning aside from putting floor Matt all over the place during cleaning.

And besides they are pourinf water to test the drain after everything's said and done to check if they have attached the drain to the drain line.

Yun mga issues na sinasabi mo.hind dnaman bigbdeal.

Back to back lang nga installation kay Jut ano pa ba dapat embed sa ganun installation?

Back to back is the easiest and most common installation for split type.

Jut, go for the spkit type. Hinde issue yun mga sinasabi dito.

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sarap pag split... after it reaches temp.. sleep mode is like sub 30dB. panget lng pag meron drag racing sa marcos highway

**shadow** · December 29th, 2018 03:22 PM

Pero, Jut kung meron na butas for window type pa ayos mo na lang sa standard na size ng mga A/C ngayon. Kung anong HP ikakabit mo.

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**travajante** · December 29th, 2018 03:26 PM

Originally Posted by shadow

I just have my maid stand under with mop on hands swipe whatever water that might drop during cleaning aside from putting floor Matt all over the place during cleaning.

And besides they are pourinf water to test the drain after everything's said and done to check if they have attached the drain to the drain line.

Yun mga issues na sinasabi mo.hind dnaman bigbdeal.

Back to back lang nga installation kay Jut ano pa ba dapat embed sa ganun installation?

Back to back is the easiest and most common installation for split type.

Jut, go for the spkit type. Hinde issue yun mga sinasabi dito.

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The details shared weren't to make mountains of molehills, sir. They were meant to prep Jut on expectations. Pardon the over-magnifying. Having been cursed w/ OCD & having to oversee QC, the details are what I deal w/ daily.

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**jut703** · December 29th, 2018 03:33 PM

Comparison of my shortlist of aircons:

Taas ng EER ng Daikin FTKV, but using Meralco's app to compute (wattage lang ang input) based on my usage, it'll take 6.5 years para mabawi yung cost vs. the entry-level Panasonic.

Was already inclined to get the Daikin FTKV until I computed for the very long payback period. Unless mali ang computation ng Meralco app?

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**shadow** · December 29th, 2018 03:36 PM

Originally Posted by jut703

Comparison of my shortlist of aircons:

Taas ng EER ng Daikin FTKV, but using Meralco's app to compute (wattage lang ang input) based on my usage, it'll take 6.5 years para mabawi yung cost vs. the entry-level Panasonic.

Was already inclined to get the Daikin FTKV until I computed for the very long payback period. Unless mali ang computation ng Meralco app?

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Yun cooling capacity mahina naman? I mean mababa compare doon sa iba

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