Hi guys, what is the most efficient air cond to have in Surin Thailand. I need 1 for each bedroom and 1 for lounge room? Thx

For Surin, that would be the Daikin inverter model.

Brands aside you have a basic choice of conventional or inverter technology.

 

Conventional are cheaper to buy, inverters can save money on power under certain conditions. Inverters are also more sensitive to power supply issues and more expensive to fix if they do go pop.

 

We have three Samsung conventional units in our bedrooms (no lounge A/C) which have been fine for approaching 6 years requiring only regular cleaning, this is unlike our Samsung inverter washing machine which was finally (partially) refunded by Samsung after they decided they couldn't fix it (there's a thread in electrical all about the whole debacle).

 

Typical Thai "finger in the air" sizing says 600-700 BTU per m² of floor space, bedrooms can get away with rather less since they tend to be occupied during the cooler hours.

 

Others will be along with personal recommendations for brands, but it's important to get one which has good local support.

Can you tell me what model Samsung conventional units you have? Thx Mark

On 29/03/2018 at 10:56 AM, bankruatsteve said:

For Surin, that would be the Daikin inverter model.

 

On 29/03/2018 at 10:56 AM, bankruatsteve said:

For Surin, that would be the Daikin inverter model.

Can you tell me what model Daikin Inverter unit you have? Thx Mark

1 hour ago, Fetchitnow said:

 

Can you tell me what model Daikin Inverter unit you have? Thx Mark

 "11900 BTU" FTKM12NS2

On 30/03/2018 at 4:33 PM, Fetchitnow said:

Can you tell me what model Samsung conventional units you have? Thx Mark

Can you tell me what model Samsung conventional units you have? Thx Mark