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Ice + styrofoam box + mini fan = cheap to the grind aircon! :grin:

 

 

 

Good idea, but the only bad thing is that it puts out moisture into your room.

Whereas, aircon is the opposite, it remove moisture.

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Good idea, but the only bad thing is that it puts out moisture into your room.

Whereas, aircon is the opposite, it remove moisture.

 

No fun when there is excessive moisture in the room, soon you will find mould on the door frame, walls and ceilings.

 

Neck breaking to clean up, worse if need to repaint, plus they are a food source for dust mites.

 

I always feel rooms should be like car interior, as dry as possible - aircon when home, dehumidifier when out helps somewhat.

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had some issued with aircon in 2 rooms so engaged Gain City, had to wait almost 2 weeks cos many people wanna do aircon servicing before CNY ...

 

chatted with the technician and he confirms that now only inverter units being sold.

 

aircon for my living room / dining room confirmed compressor kaput. so not decided whether to just change compressor or the whole unit.

 

anyways, its something for after CNY.

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So finally... after dithering and waiting for a year plus... I finally pulled the trigger and paid for the 2-tick Pano from Gain City.... 8k gone

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System 4 is abt $4K. So you installed 2 system 4, 8 outlets?

Wait what... a Sys-4 is 4k only? Damn...did I get ripped off here...

 

What I got was one Sys-2 (2x18k BTU) and one Sys-3 (2x12k, 1x10k BTU). Also wanted to change the concealed pipes as they were almost 14+ years old. Extended warranty for 5 years from Gain for extra 200... also got 2 years service contract.

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sibei sianz.  My home aircon cui.  I got the aircon guy to connect the part of the compressor that is still working (originally for my room), connected to Kid's room.

 

Will be getting a system 3.  Probably inverter & something with good air filtration in preparation for Indon haze.

 

Any suggestions?

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Wait what... a Sys-4 is 4k only? Damn...did I get ripped off here...

 

What I got was one Sys-2 (2x18k BTU) and one Sys-3 (2x12k, 1x10k BTU). Also wanted to change the concealed pipes as they were almost 14+ years old. Extended warranty for 5 years from Gain for extra 200... also got 2 years service contract.

System 4 from gain city, mit elec is slightly less than 5k

sibei sianz. My home aircon cui. I got the aircon guy to connect the part of the compressor that is still working (originally for my room), connected to Kid's room.

 

Will be getting a system 3. Probably inverter & something with good air filtration in preparation for Indon haze.

 

Any suggestions?

Mit elec is good, lasting n dont need much maintenance

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Considered that but we intend to do a major reno for the place after we move out. The flat is almost 60 years old and in original condition.

 

Don't think I can possibly install an aircon for 5 months?

Flat 60 years old still haven't SERS?

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sibei sianz.  My home aircon cui.  I got the aircon guy to connect the part of the compressor that is still working (originally for my room), connected to Kid's room.

 

Will be getting a system 3.  Probably inverter & something with good air filtration in preparation for Indon haze.

 

Any suggestions?

Eh...you aircon what brand?

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System 4 from gain city, mit elec is slightly less than 5k

 

Mit elec is good, lasting n dont need much maintenance

 

My aircon guy oso recc mitsu elec inverter.

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sibei sianz.  My home aircon cui.  I got the aircon guy to connect the part of the compressor that is still working (originally for my room), connected to Kid's room.

 

Will be getting a system 3.  Probably inverter & something with good air filtration in preparation for Indon haze.

 

Any suggestions?

 

May I suggest Panasonic and Mitsubishi. Now all inverter already.

 

But I don't think any of our home aircons can really cope with haze, that one has to be another standalone filter system.

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May I suggest Panasonic and Mitsubishi. Now all inverter already.

 

But I don't think any of our home aircons can really cope with haze, that one has to be another standalone filter system.

 

I think I saw the advert for Sharp aircon which comes with Plasmacluster technology. Probably that will be able to handle the haze.

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The competition is between these 2.

 

The Mitsu:  I understand easy to gain access to the blower turbine inside to self clean.  A lot easier than what I do now, ......use toothbrush to reach inside.....

 

 

The Sharp:  Can double up as air filter.  I live on low floor & kid's room faces minor road.

 

 

What are the prices like for 30k BTU, sys 3?  (approx.)  TIA.

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My aircon guy oso recc mitsu elec inverter.

Ya, mitsui is quiet but should u decide to get it, suggest upgrade d fan coil to a bigger BTU from those standard package ones. During my time, its additional $80 to upgrade each fan coil. Ya, mitsui fan coil is quiet but d blower is not tat strong to blow out d cold air fast enough. Result, it causes condensation or so called sweating along d way. With a stronger fan coil n blower, less chance for condensation as d cold air is blow out faster. d size of a 8500BTU & a 10,000BTU Fan coil is d same.

 

Also, if u r doing d piping, suggest pay a little more to upgrade to a bigger gauge n insulation. Same reason, less condensation. Enjoy ur new Aircon.

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