You tough guys will say just put a jumper on , well I am not as tough as I was,

getting older ,blood thinning , I feel it could get cold this year ,as the cold air

moves down from China , 

 

I am up North so it does get more chilly here than down the South , my wife

is already covering herself with a blanket while watching Tv at night, you can

tell its getting colder when the dogs are running about with coats and T shirts

on, 

 

So I have gone overboard this years I have bought the following , all off LaZaDa ,

double electric blanket  1020 B , 2 bar Electric fire 1600 Watt  320 B and a 2000 Watt

hot air blower  980 B, this will also help my wife dry the clothes as that is not easy with all

the rain we have been having  

 

OK the electric bill will go up ,but it won't last long , and worth it for me after I remember

past years when the cold has really gotten in my bones ,so will it just be a jumper or

something more .

 

regards Worgeordie

Cold in Thailand? 55555

 

Try Canada

4 minutes ago, Sparktrader said:

Cold in Thailand? 55555

 

Try Canada

You must be one of the tough guys  555 , ???? don't even need a jumper

A few years ago the police reported that 2 men from either Norway or Sweden,

had been found dead on the floor of their kitchen and they died from hypothermia 

these are guys of Viking stock , when Scandinavia was not cold enough for them 

they sailed off to Iceland and Greenland. , so I am not taking any chances .555

regards worgeordie

Just turn the inverter Aircon up to 30 and you'll be fine.

5 minutes ago, ThailandRyan said:

Just turn the inverter Aircon up to 30 and you'll be fine.

Are you suggesting that the Air Con will blow WARM air?

2 minutes ago, KannikaP said:

Are you suggesting that the Air Con will blow WARM air?

Air con units that also provide heat are very common these days.

23 minutes ago, worgeordie said:

You must be one of the tough guys  555 , ???? don't even need a jumper

A few years ago the police reported that 2 men from either Norway or Sweden,

had been found dead on the floor of their kitchen and they died from hypothermia 

these are guys of Viking stock , when Scandinavia was not cold enough for them 

they sailed off to Iceland and Greenland. , so I am not taking any chances .555

regards worgeordie

Looking forward to cool dry weather, get some serious motorcycling done.????????

I have a -40 C sleeping bag on my bed, two wool hats ,down jackets for blankets, and use real bricks instead of those bad concrete walls during the winter (replace every year, of course)......

 

I have three women on call for extra body warmth, and a fire pit running 24/7 for emergencies........my workers walk me around the fire pit until the local witch doctor checks my body temperature.

 

layering is key........Woolley mammoth fur seems to keep me slightly warm.

 

i feel you bro..... 

 

2 minutes ago, KannikaP said:

Are you suggesting that the Air Con will blow WARM air?

Guess you guys do not have a heat button on your controller like I do for my Mitsubishi.

 

We don't get cold spell down here / PKK. 

 

When in Udon Thani, 'cool' season ... went outside and enjoyed it.  Especially when dipped into low teens or even 10° for that 1 week maybe ????  Great snuggling weather.

 

4 minutes ago, nigelforbes said:

Air con units that also provide heat are very common these days.

In Thailand? I have never seen one. And they would be quite expensive. Better buy an electric fan heater for the few days it drops below say 25 degrees.

1 minute ago, ThailandRyan said:

Guess you guys do not have a heat button on your controller like I do for my Mitsubishi.

 

Which model is this please?

Just now, KannikaP said:

In Thailand? I have never seen one. And they would be quite expensive. Better buy an electric fan heater for the few days it drops below say 25 degrees.

Most people have never thought to ask, but if they do, they are there. Next time you're in HomePro, ask a sales person. And they are not that expensive.

I cut lumber....lots of lumber. 

5 minutes ago, nigelforbes said:

Most people have never thought to ask, but if they do, they are there. Next time you're in HomePro, ask a sales person. And they are not that expensive.

https://tesla.info/en/benefits-of-heating-your-home-with-inverter-ac-units/

5 minutes ago, nigelforbes said:

Most people have never thought to ask, but if they do, they are there. Next time you're in HomePro, ask a sales person. And they are not that expensive.

Ask a SALES PERSON in H Pro, you're joking. 555

Just been on their website and cannot find any aircons with heating facility. Please suggest a model number.

4 minutes ago, KannikaP said:

Ask a SALES PERSON in H Pro, you're joking. 555

Just been on their website and cannot find any aircons with heating facility. Please suggest a model number.

It may strike you as odd but I don't have model numbers of air con units in Thailand that have heating capabilities to hand, I have lots of other trivia but not that !

 

But since poster Thailandryan posted above a part of his Mitsu. air con unit that does provide heat, perhaps he will help you avoid having to waste your time googling! Hint: Electrolux and Mits seem to be the leaders in this field.

I’m trying to keep my warm clothes from getting moldy so they will be ready for the cold season up North. Wish me luck!

we have cold weather?not here in Pattaya we dont .

Using two 18,000 BTU Air Cons, I keep my small room at 18 degrees C, throughout the year. 

 

I suggest you do the same. 

24 minutes ago, KannikaP said:

Which model is this please?

P-Series

24 minutes ago, nigelforbes said:

It may strike you as odd but I don't have model numbers of air con units in Thailand that have heating capabilities to hand, I have lots of other trivia but not that !

 

But since poster Thailandryan posted above a part of his Mitsu. air con unit that does provide heat, perhaps he will help you avoid having to waste your time googling! Hint: Electrolux and Mits seem to be the leaders in this field.

Carrier also, and a big seller in Thailand as less expensive compared to Mitsu, with same excellent reputation.   You'll see the 'ground' units, square-ish vs rectangle and wall hang-abe units.  They may also have a heat pump unit in conjunction with the cooling unit, depending on model.

We have a Samsung inverter A/C.....When hitting the mode button one of the modes that shows in the display is "heat".....

I've never checked to see if did anything.....

We have a small ceramic heater with a fan.....It does work very well, but I don't think we've used it 20 times in 10+ years....

We're in the CM area....So far the only concession I've made is to wear a nylon baseball shell while riding the bicycle on some evenings....

You know you're semi acclimated when you feel chilly riding and it's 85f/30c out...

 

Update = I tried the heat function, it doesn't do much of anything....It shows 28' on display....It will not set higher than that & the ambient temperature is 26'.....

 

 

Preparing...just preying it comes earlier and lasts longer that usual.

Cloudless skies with daily temp range of mid teens at night to high 20s maybe nudge 30 daytime is what i live for...house projects and garden, heaps of golf ????

49 minutes ago, GammaGlobulin said:

Using two 18,000 BTU Air Cons, I keep my small room at 18 degrees C, throughout the year. 

 

I suggest you do the same. 

Using two 18000 BTU ACs in a small room, you should be able to keep beer cold and make ice-cubes. What's your lekky bill for that room?  555

For me, 18 is too cool, I like 24-5. 

56 minutes ago, GammaGlobulin said:

Using two 18,000 BTU Air Cons, I keep my small room at 18 degrees C, throughout the year. 

 

I suggest you do the same. 

Seriously, 18? Wow, you may as well live in the UK.

1 minute ago, nigelforbes said:

Seriously, 18? Wow, you may as well live in the UK.

I knew a guy in Pattaya who had his aircon on 14 degrees but slept under a 13 TOG duvet. He said it made him feel at home (UK) 

1 hour ago, KannikaP said:

Are you suggesting that the Air Con will blow WARM air?

Yes. The better ones are reverse cycle. 

1 minute ago, spidermike007 said:

Yes. The better ones are reverse cycle. 

Mine must be the the worst ones. 555

In UK, most people have their heating on about 22-24 degrees and it feels warm.

Here it is COLD when it gets down to that. 22 is a lovely Spring day in UK/USA. Here it's mid-winter.