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    Kung my bubong din yan sa itaas, iikot lang yubg mainit na hanginm baka overheat uli. Medyo similar yan dun sa nakakabit sakin pero window type itong akin

    Sa tubig naman, pabutasan mo na lang ng konti sa ilalim para magdrain tubig.
    Quote Originally Posted by Deestone View Post
    Is the delfector plenum installed correctly in the condensing unit since it is near the wall

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    Quote Originally Posted by Deestone View Post
    Is the delfector plenum installed correctly in the condensing unit since it is near the wall

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    sa itsura palang mukhang mainit

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    Quote Originally Posted by Deestone View Post
    Is the delfector plenum installed correctly in the condensing unit since it is near the wall

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    Sorry ano ang deflector plenum? para saan to? Pang catch ng rain?

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    Quote Originally Posted by bugsmobile View Post
    Sorry ano ang deflector plenum? para saan to? Pang catch ng rain?

    The deflector function to move the hot air blowing from the condensing unit upwards since it is very close to the wall.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Deestone View Post
    The deflector function to move the hot air blowing from the condensing unit upwards since it is very close to the wall.
    That's not efficient. No other location?

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    Quote Originally Posted by travajante View Post
    That's not efficient. No other location?

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    Im not sure with the owner but probably there will be other options for condensing unit location but farther than this one.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Deestone View Post
    The deflector function to move the hot air blowing from the condensing unit upwards since it is very close to the wall.
    Oh ok. I don't know how a compressor works, but I assume it's ok when that catches rain water & maybe flood it?

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    Quote Originally Posted by bugsmobile View Post
    Oh ok. I don't know how a compressor works, but I assume it's ok when that catches rain water & maybe flood it?
    I'm sure may drain yan sa ilalim

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    It looks to me like the deflector is not only useless but also impedes air flow compared to none. If the deflector wasn't there, won't air also escape sideways aside from upwards?

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    Quote Originally Posted by papi smith View Post
    It looks to me like the deflector is not only useless but also impedes air flow compared to none. If the deflector wasn't there, won't air also escape sideways aside from upwards?

    Nope the air will flow directly into the wall and then bounce back probably some air would go sideways that's why deflector is installed to make way for the air to go upwards.

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    Same thoughts…. the air will flow like a cross sign perhaps if no deflactor…
    Also, i doubt if there’s benefit of having it… siguro parang accesories sa sasakyan, para maganda tingnan?


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    i wish the owner would chime in and assure us,
    "guys, i read your concerns and theories. i assure you, lumamig ang aircon namin nung kinabit namin yang venting aid na yan."
    heh heh.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    i wish the owner would chime in and assure us,
    "guys, i read your concerns and theories. i assure you, lumamig ang aircon namin nung kinabit namin yang venting aid na yan."
    heh heh.
    With that fix, its not exactly engineering.

    Obviously the condenser fan has to work extra. More work means higher power consumption. MTBF for the fan is lower by a higher margin.

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    Baka nagreklamo ang kapitbahay hehe

    Sabi nung installer ko may mga cases daw ng away dahil nakatutok ang condenser fan sa bintana ng kabilang bahay [emoji1787]

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    What's the difference sa Standard na Inverter AC vs sa full DC inverter?

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    Quote Originally Posted by jaggerx3 View Post
    What's the difference sa Standard na Inverter AC vs sa full DC inverter?

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    basic inverter ac only have the compressor working on dc, while its other components like blower fan, outdoor fan are ac.

    full dc means all major components are dc,

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    Quote Originally Posted by StockEngine View Post
    basic inverter ac only have the compressor working on dc, while its other components like blower fan, outdoor fan are ac.

    full dc means all major components are dc,
    & full dc means it would be more expensive but it consumes less electricity?

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    Quote Originally Posted by bugsmobile View Post
    & full dc means it would be more expensive but it consumes less electricity?
    Mas mahal yun meron wifi control. Not sure about the pricing differences.

    Full dc means it can throttle down low in the evening. If you're just one person making 80w of heat. That's what's theoretically the lowest wattage. But there are other heat sources like walls and maybe other live human beings.

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    So far the cheapest split type i inquired is TCL Gold less than 30K including installation for 1.5hp unit.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Deestone View Post
    So far the cheapest split type i inquired is TCL Gold less than 30K including installation for 1.5hp unit.

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    Thanks for this. Checking TCL reviews now.[emoji846]

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