A split system air conditioner is named as such as the system comprises of an indoor and an outdoor unit. Unlike the older style wall window unit which comprised of just the one unit. Split system come in many styles and capacities. The correct unit can be chosen depending on room size and lay out. The most common styles includes wall mount, ceiling cassette and floor mount. Benefits of a Split System Air Conditioner: Our most popular Split System would be the Daikin Inverter. With a wide variety of indoor units available, it is easy to select a model that matches your home décor and blends in unobtrusively. A Daikin Multi-Split air conditioning system gives you the ability to control indoor units individually. This means the ideal temperature can be maintained while ensuring running cost are kept low as only rooms requiring air conditioning are switched on. Download Daikin Brochure for more information. The MSZ-FB Series "F-Inverter" split system air conditioner combines 6 star energy efficiency, quiet operation and advanced air filtration for the ultimate in room comfort.

For the ultimate in clean air conditioning, Mitsubishi Electric has created the deluxe inverter split system. These models feature the unique moving i-See Sensor, one of the most advanced temperature sensors on the market. The i-See Sensor constantly scans the floor level temperature seeking out hot or cold spots and automatically directs the airflow to correct the temperature. Download Mitsubishi Brochure for more information. The new Samsung Smart Series™ air conditioning units allow you to control your comfort in an exceptional way. Control your comfort from virtually anywhere* if you have a compatible Android™ or iOS Smartphone as well as access to a Wi-Fi internet connection in your house, you can connect this new range of air conditioning and control is literally at your finger tips, virtually no matter where you are. The new Samsung Smart Series™ range of air conditioning units have a feature called D'light Cool Mode. In D'light Cool mode the unit measures both Temperature and Humidity.

In humid environments even at a cool temperature, humidity levels can be high, making the occupants feel uncomfortable. The Samsung Smart Series™ air conditioning unit used in the D'light Cool mode will make an assessment of both temperature and humidity.ac outdoor unit sizeSamsung Air Conditioner Prices in Pakistanportable ac units and carbon monoxide Latest Models, Updated Prices, Specs, Shops and Dealers for Samsung ACac unit cost to replace Samsung AR-18HPSDDWK/SG Triangle Design 1.5 TonRs. Samsung AS-18VWA 1.5 TonRs. Samsung AS-18FAXUMG 1.5 TonRs. Samsung AS-24FAXUMG 2 TonRs. Top Brands in Air Conditioners See What's Hot on WebsiteCool with Samsung Air Conditioners Having an efficient air conditioner is very helpful in keeping a house cool and comfortable.

The traditional air conditioner was invented way back in 1914 with a larger built, and heavier motors. Nowadays, home appliances manufacturing company like Samsung has invented compact and space saving units for its customers convenience. This company has been making the lives of its patrons almost complete by making products from quality materials which are equipped with the latest technology innovation. Quality Samsung Air Conditioners Nowadays, you can already have air conditioners for your bedroom, or living room with just a little space provided for the unit, you can now have the said item braced on your window pane or wall. In picking air conditioning units, choose the one which will match the size of the room where it will be placed; 1HP will be more than enough to keep a room with 30sq m cool and comfortable. Samsung made different kinds of air conditioners which are space savers and energy efficient s it can give the value of the money. Search for the perfect air conditioning unit which will match the needs of your home and order it from your favorite online shop and have your items delivered right at your doorstep now.

Why choose Samsung Air Conditioners? Samsung is a trusted name in advanced technology including their line of air conditioners These items are easy to operate and are energy efficient These air conditioners are equipped with the latest technology Samsung produces quality products for your home Window Type Air Conditioners Signature Feature: Features include anti-dust and pollution filter, inverter series, operates quietly and auto air swing Uses and Advantages:Window type is more economical. They are easy to install as it can be fitted to any windows Materials:This type of air conditioner is built from plastic, rubber, and aluminum. Wall Type Air Conditioner Signature Feature: Available in wide variety of designs and styles, these comes with high energy efficient, easy cleaning and provides excellent cooling capacity Uses and Advantages: Highly efficient and economical, allowing you to use it longer span of time. It also saves space as it mounted on the ceilings Materials:This type of air conditioning unit is built from quality plastic, rubber, and Aluminum.

Floor Standing Air Conditioning Unit Signature Feature: Every unit is built in water tank, having a drain outlet and water tube. Uses and Advantages:It also comprised of washable and anti bacterial filter. Great option if looking for an excellent cooler for a wider area and they are easy to install too. Materials:This type of Air Condition is built from Plastic, Rubber, and Aluminum.Inverter air conditioning units may be a bad choice for many in the Philippines and other tropical locations, but you won’t hear that from air conditioning salesperson or in the glowing advertisements for them. Inverter units are highly promoted, cost a great deal more than conventional units, but supposedly save enough money to easily repay the extra cost in months. There are a number of problems with this rosy view of inverter air conditioners. Inverter units use advanced technology involving more electronics, higher refrigerant pressures, higher voltages and more complexity. A conventional air conditioning unit runs pretty much like a refrigerator.

When cooling is needed, the simple AC current compressor runs until the room is cool and then shuts off, recycling as needed to cool the room. It’s not unusual for conventional units to run a decade or more with only routine cleaning. Alternating current is what you get from your wall outlets. Inverter air conditioners use compressors running on DC current. The DC compressors don’t cycle on and off, they are able to just slow down as the room is cool and speed up if more cooling is needed. Conventional compressors use extra electricity when cycling on and off, inverter units don’t. An oversize conventional unit is the worst choice, as it has to cycle off and on frequently. An undersized conventional unit can run more continuously and can actually be more efficient than an inverter unit. The inverter units use extra electricity to convert the power supply from AC to DC. The money saving scenarios presented in the inverter brochures should not be taken at face value. One brochure in front of us claims 50% savings for the inverter unit.

It compares a conventional 1.5HP unit to a 1.5HP inverter. It assumes a room area of 16.5 meters. This is the first problem. We feel a 1.5HP conventional unit is too large for a 16.6 sq meter room. A 1HP conventional unit would run much more efficiently than a 1.5HP conventional unit and possibly as efficiently the bigger inverter unit. But the dirty secret about with inverter units in the Philippines and other tropical places is increased repair costs and reduced longevity. Conventional air conditioners often run for decades. Our 1.5HP Samsung inverter is just shy of five years old. So far it has blown out two main circuit boards because lizards crept into the high power main circuit board in the outdoor unit. This incinerated the poor lizard and the circuit board. Each board cost P7,000 ($155) to replace. In other cases ants and mice have blown boards. If you live near the ocean, salt air can corrode the boards. This is a wide spread problem that you are not going to learn about from the salesmen, but ask the service personnel, and you’ll get the real story.

Conventional air conditioners do not have these high power, lizard electrocuting, self-destructing boards.  We had a visit from a friend from Australia.  They have exactly the same problems with geckos shorting out inverter units.  We have also read similar reports from Thailand.  The Australian friend concluded that inverter units are just not suitable for use there.  We have come to feel the same way regarding rural or suburban areas in the Philippines.  Non-inverter units are no longer sold in Australia due to government regulations intended to save electricity.  It’s our understanding that governments and utility companies like inverter units because their power consumption is more even, whereas conventional units impose significant loads when the compressor cycles on.  Any electric motor uses much more current to start up than it does when it is running.  That’s why an undersized conventional unit uses less electricity.  It mostly is running rather than cycling on and off.  

Conventional units are still sold in the Philippines. In the meantime the conventional Samsung 1HP unit we installed in our guest bedroom purrs along with no repairs at all. The Samsung Inverter cost P11,000 more than the conventional unit, repairs to the inverter unit (so far) P14,000. So, in our view you pay considerably more for the inverter when you buy it, it might or might not use less electricity but these savings are offset by high repair costs. Manufacturers are aware of these circuit board problems. We have read that Panasonic and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries are silicone coating their exterior circuit boards. Maybe this will help. Now if you live in a place with no lizards, mice and ants, maybe the 20th floor of a Makati condo, an inverter might be the best choice. In fact inverters may be a good choice in many urban locations. If expensive repairs are not needed, they can save money. If you live in a suburban or rural area with some greenery, think twice before choosing an inverter unit.

You heard it here. You’ll never hear it from a salesperson. Here is the perspective of one recycler of air conditioning units on inverter air conditioners. Video about inverter air conditioners  There is also many accounts and opinions on the Whirlpool Forums forum. Spending some time in these forums will give you a sense of the problems ordinary users have with their air conditioning units. While the salesmen and manufacturers promote inverter units and fail to tell the customer about the problems, don’t bother to ask them to repair the units under warranty after the first year.  Your gecko problem is your gecko problem and you pay for repairs.  In other words, you were a fool to buy such a unit in an area populated by geckos.  That is basically what Samsung has told us. In the end we were forced to remove our Samsung inverter with a Daikin conventional unit. This is a steep financial loss, but it was a chance to test a theory of mine.  After thought and research, I hypothesized that a top quality “undersized” conventional unit is the best choice for us.  

The Daikin 1 HP FTJ10JXVL9  we installed is rated at 9,500 kJ/h, about 2,000 kJ/h less that the Samsung we removed.  Our bedroom is about 25 square meters. It definitely will not meet the standard promoted my the manufacturers who want you to install an expensive 1.5 or 2.0 HP inverter unit for this size room based on 35C outside temperature. The Daikin was installed on a hot day and definitely ran continuously and cooled the room to an acceptable temperature. Running continuously is highly efficient (the compressor is never cycling on and off) and does a good job of dehumidification.  Our actual use is air con when we sleep.  When we go to bed, both the inside and outside air temperatures are well lower than those proposed by the air con manufacturers. Therefore the 1 HP Daikin will be more than adequate.  The Daikin has a rated cooling efficiency of 10.70 kJ/h.W, nearly as good as the inverter unit it is replacing. So this is how we are saving money.  Our Daikin cost about P25,000 installed.  

A 1.5 or 2HP inverter from one of the major brands would have cost at least P15,000 more, installed.  The Daikin will run for years or maybe decades without significant repairs because of its mechanical and electrical simplicity.  Our Samsung required nearly P6,000 in repairs per year. We are very disappointed with Samsung, for selling us a unit unsuited to our gecko-infested rural area and then being unwilling to make repairs except at our full expense. We bought two Samsung split air conditioners in 2011.  The Samsung Inverter has been nothing but trouble, but to be fair the 1HP non-inverter Samsung split we bought at the same time has been excellent.  It is made in China.  The outdoor unit is of sturdy plastic, not susceptible to rusting as the steel casings are.  The condenser fins have resisted corrosion better than the inverter unit even though the conventional unit is more exposed to salt air than is the inverter.  It’s a well-built trouble free unit. Daikin is a Japanese company with an excellent reputation, but its air conditioners are made in various countries.