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Philips makes some good, reliable and comparitively less noisy stuff in this department. You can take a look at their offerings in their website.

Please give the following details- 1.Whether the cost includes only the inverter or inverter+batteries (at 10k, the combo option is difficult to get) 2.Which appliances/ gadgets you wish to power, for how long and which appliances you wish to power simultaneously and in isolation (in short...

"Inverter" was written on the IDU as well as the ODU. Additionally, I checked the model number in Daikin's website and found it to be a R-22 based inverter model. Since the ODU was installed in the balcony (balcony could be accessed), I saw the fan turning off. Additionally, with the fan (ODU)...

Recently got to experience the Daikin FTKD60 at a hotel room. This is my first experience with a Daikin machine, that too an inveter one (R22 gas). The machine was a 2 tonner for barely a 130 sq.ft room (an overkill!) I could observe the ODU switching off at frequent intervals when the...

Going by your room size and location, a 1.5T machine with a cooling capacity of min. 5275W should suffice. I would recommend going in for the highest star rating possible incase of a non-inverter A/C. Leaving aside the issue of initial investment vs cost recovery, a higher star rated A/C would...

You can take a look at product offerings from Havells, L&T or Siemens.

I have been using a 8kVA V-Guard mainline stabilizer for the past 2 years with satisfactory results. However, for very sensitive equipment you may need to get an additional stabilizer for the equipment as the mainline stabilizer takes time (1-2 secs) to adjust incase of a spike/ surge. The...

At what sound volume do you find the sound to be audible? and at what distance? I set my LCD (Samsung A Series) at volume levels of 8-10 and it is more than audible in a 120 sq ft room. Try switching off any sound effects like SRS TXT etc. and set the equilizer at normal levels. Try out...

In my opinion, nothing beats a good stabilizer for surge/ spike protection. Brand-wise I prefer V-Guard

I suggest you don't look beyond Eureka Forbes for Vacuum Cleaners. I have their first model- Miety Vac (white and red model) and its performance is still strong with regular 2-3 times a month use. Had I been in your position, I would have chosen the Euroclean Star model, or Forbes Trendy Steel...

Congratulations on the purchase! How is the performance of the machine? Can you please put up a few photos of the installation..

The model you have bought is designed to handle a 32" flat panel TV alongwith a DVD player and DTH. Even if you are connecting a 40" TV to it make sure you don't connect any other equipment to it. Secondly, see that it does not become abnormally hot when connected to the TV for say 3 hours at a...

Ezone is giving discounts on various products. You can try looking in Ezone if you can get a better deal, chances are slim though, for this premium category of brand.

Please steer clear of any online store. It is always better to visually inspect and then go for a purchase amounting to 30k INR approx. Yes, incase of a power failure, you have to manually drain the water through a pipe at bottom and then you can take out clothes, or leave the machine as it is...

You are welcome. Congratulations on purchasing a machine from a brand which focuses on quality. From where did you buy?

I would suggest APC Back-UPS ES700. I am using the ES650 model for the last 3 years without facing any trouble. You may have to extend your budget by a few hundred rupees for this model.

How is your machine running? A relative of mine is looking forward to buy this model, hence requesting for the feedback. A few snaps of the machine would be helpful too.

Whirlpool is the only company that provides top-loading washing machines with in-built heater. Other manufacturers (barring Panasonic) provide two separate water inlets- one for hot and other for cold water. Alongwith the 360, a few other models from Whirlpool do have an in-built heater...

By agipellar, I meant the rotating disc at the bottom- the one which generates the motion. You do not need to run the agipellar manually. Incase of an imbalance, the machine should go in the re-distribution mode automatically.

The violent shaking of the machine is not a normal occurence in my opinion. Incase of an imbalance, the machine should fill water, run the agipellar a few times to evenly distribute the clothes, drain the water and then enter into spin mode again. The manual re-distribution of clothes by hand is...