Which AC to choose?
- Thread starter sauravghosh
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The fan speed of the AC as well does not have impact on the compressor and hence very little impact on the power consumption.Can simply combine AC cooling with a fan. Keep AC few degrees above preference and use fan.
Pretty obvious but for some reason most don't seem to do it.
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A ceiling fan spreads the air across the room. I was mentioning a specific scenario where you are alone in a room. In those cases 40% compressor capacity at even 27 degrees with low fan speed is enough if the blow is directed towards you.
The main point is that having a higher tonnage AC with variable capacity and multi directional vents is enough to cover all scenarios compared to people purchasing a slightly lower fixed capacity AC.
babhishek
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mitsubishi heavy > mitsubishi > daikin/o general.
end of discussion if budget is not a constraint.
can recommend panasonic and lg inverters as well in the budget range.
anything out of this is luck / a toss of a coin.
i stick to mitsubishis. panasonic if less used.
nothing less than 5 star and inverter for long term peace of mind.
mitsubishi installs are another 7k on top, nothing is free.
end of discussion if budget is not a constraint.
can recommend panasonic and lg inverters as well in the budget range.
anything out of this is luck / a toss of a coin.
i stick to mitsubishis. panasonic if less used.
nothing less than 5 star and inverter for long term peace of mind.
mitsubishi installs are another 7k on top, nothing is free.
agree but let me add 2 more if someone avoids these 3 due to budget issues [ Mitsubishi and o general are costly af]
mitsubishi heavy > mitsubishi > daikin/o general > bluestar> carrier.
got 2 Bluestar installed last summer and they cool a lot better than daikin
daikin quality has gone down when they started to manufacture in India
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