Air Conditioning
This has probally been done before but not recently,I have a property in the Guadamar region and am looking to have 3 air con units fitted,hot and cold and inverter,has anyone had experience of this and any ideas of best makes prices fitted?
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Re: Air Conditioning
I am quite close to Guardamar and co-incidently we have three units, hot / cold with inverter. I would recommend Panasonic aircon. Beware cheaper units, some sound like a 747 taking off in your home:eek:.
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Re: Air Conditioning
Originally Posted by missile
(Post 8744165)
I am quite close to Guardamar and co-incidently we have three units, hot / cold with inverter. I would recommend Panasonic aircon. Beware cheaper units, some sound like a 747 taking off in your home:eek:.
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Re: Air Conditioning
Originally Posted by ukdobby
(Post 8744208)
Thanks,the 2 what I am looking at are Panasonic and Samsung but would like info on both if possible.
Cheap units cost around 200 & about the same to fit (can be done yourself though if you are handy) Cost more to run though & will of course make a little more noise. Check the db output (noise) Check the rating, A is better than C etc. |
Re: Air Conditioning
Originally Posted by ukdobby
(Post 8743789)
This has probally been done before but not recently,I have a property in the Guadamar region and am looking to have 3 air con units fitted,hot and cold and inverter,has anyone had experience of this and any ideas of best makes prices fitted?
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Re: Air Conditioning
In my experience, for a good relation quality-price I recommend you Panasonic or General
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Re: Air Conditioning
Originally Posted by Relampago
(Post 8745967)
In my experience, for a good relation quality-price I recommend you Panasonic or General
We run 2 units of one 'machine' and 3 off another 'machine' - makes installation a lot more reasonable. |
Re: Air Conditioning
Originally Posted by snikpoh
(Post 8746095)
are inverters (so can run hot or cold)
Almost all A/C units are both hot and cold - it has nothing to do with them being the inverter type. |
Re: Air Conditioning
Originally Posted by snikpoh
(Post 8746095)
We use panasonic and can't fault them - they are quiet, reasonably cheap to run, are inverters (so can run hot or cold) and were dead easy to install.
We run 2 units of one 'machine' and 3 off another 'machine' - makes installation a lot more reasonable. |
Re: Air Conditioning
Thanks,its looking like Panasonic,what about recommendations on people to fit?
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Re: Air Conditioning
The company you buy it from should install it - otherwise you won't get a lot of help under warranty.
The usual price is around €200 per unit unless it is in a difficult position. Make sure they are wired back to the fuse box with their own fuse - I have seen then installed by tapping into a lighting circuit!! |
Re: Air Conditioning
Originally Posted by Fred James
(Post 8746961)
The company you buy it from should install it - otherwise you won't get a lot of help under warranty.
The usual price is around €200 per unit unless it is in a difficult position. Make sure they are wired back to the fuse box with their own fuse - I have seen then installed by tapping into a lighting circuit!! |
Re: Air Conditioning
Originally Posted by playamonte
(Post 8747217)
Why so Fred as they do not (good ones) sup that much juice. ?
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Re: Air Conditioning
Originally Posted by playamonte
(Post 8747217)
Why so Fred as they do not (good ones) sup that much juice. ?
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Re: Air Conditioning
One of mine is rated @ 3.5 kW :eek:
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