Air Conditioning

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Meatloaf
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Joined: 10 Dec 2019 03:14

Air Conditioning

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Post: # 2105Post Meatloaf »

Would it be recommendable to get this in a 2 bed apartment that is used about 6-8 weeks a year in February or March. Early June end of August - September

Or would this be a waste considering the amount of time only used ,

I’d appreciate your views

Thanks

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KenBo
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Joined: 29 Oct 2019 07:50

Re: Air Conditioning

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Post: # 2106Post KenBo »

We have had a 2 bed apt since 2002 and personally wouldn't be without it and this includes buying new units again in 2016.
We have the units sited in both bedrooms, when required in lounge area we open the small bedroom door and allow air to drift through and it is then comfortable in the lounge.
It is also worth knowing that these units are one of the most economical ways of providing heat in the colder months.

In my own opinion as we only use the place in similar timescales to yourselves, I didn't pay out for the more expensive Samsung/Mitsubishi units which would probably cost €800/900 fitted, we had a fitter from the Villamartin area fit 2 units for €550 each and they have been brilliant.
This is just my opinion, someone else may see it differently.
Ken.
alan p
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Joined: 04 Nov 2019 14:04

Re: Air Conditioning

#3

Post: # 2107Post alan p »

I agree with what KenBo has said about the aircon the inverta ones are more expensive but are cheaper to run. Alan.
KenBo
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Re: Air Conditioning

#4

Post: # 2108Post KenBo »

Just to add to Alan's reference to inverter units, I should have mentioned that the price quoted above are for inverter units which provide hot and cold air but the main thing with inverters is their economy.
Meatloaf
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Joined: 10 Dec 2019 03:14

Re: Air Conditioning

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Post: # 2113Post Meatloaf »

Yes I was quoted 1140. Can't put it in small bedroom do it's in lounge and large bedroom,

I would go for inverters

And keep doors and windows closed 😁
KenBo
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Joined: 29 Oct 2019 07:50

Re: Air Conditioning

#6

Post: # 2114Post KenBo »

1140 seems fair enough. I don't think that you will regret it once they are in.
Bee
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Joined: 28 Oct 2019 10:04

Re: Air Conditioning

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Post: # 2115Post Bee »

I would say aircon is a must during July, August and September. We have only 1 unit in living room which cools living room, bathroom, kitchen area, balcony and 2 bedrooms with all internal doors open. We could do with a second unit in the large bedroom. It goes without saying you have to close up every window or you are only drawing in hot air. We run ours at 21degs throughout the night but never in the daytime. It is a Panasonic Inverter. Our compressor is inside on the back balcony and we just leave balcony windows open to take out the steam and its also handy for sitting the water bottle on the floor under the compressor. Have a think about where you want to site the units which will depend on where your compressor is located. Make sure your compressor can't drip water on your neighbours as this leads to a lot of aggro.

Bee
george

Re: Air Conditioning

#8

Post: # 2189Post george »

Very timely post

I have 2 fairly old inverters in my place that are not cooling or heating as they shoud

Is this just a matter of having them regassed if that is still available these days

or do I need new replacements

Many thanks
Meatloaf
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Re: Air Conditioning

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Post: # 2195Post Meatloaf »

id say its possible George why not give an aircon company a buzz,

Anyone tell me if they Cover there Aircon when there not there ?
Francisco

Re: Air Conditioning

#10

Post: # 2197Post Francisco »

Maybe there is a good reason to cover air con when not there...but it was not mentioned when I had my three Mitsbishes installed...

Can't see any covered in my area...so any experiences, any advice??

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