Air Con

Mar 07, 2007 7 Replies

I know it might be too early to talk about the subject but I am going to get ready for the summer and by portable air con unit.



Did any of you buy one in the past and can give me information about how good they are?



I hard from other people that the unit with the house are s*it and don't do the job (See Link)



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I did hard the split unit like this are working grate. (See Link)



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information will be grate



Cheers



I harve a cumbynd younit and it works grate but is a bit noysey. If I wer to do it agayn I wood by a split younit.

Before commenting on Golan's choice of words, which are pretty much phonetically correct, how good is your Hebrew, Adder?

Some years ago, in conversation with an Israeli friend, I somewhat absent mindedly remarked as to how it must be difficult to write backwards - especially if one is right handed.

With a smile he replied that he didn't write backwards - I did. (prior claim etc.)

One could argue then that my spelling was helpful ;-)

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can't comment on the portable split unit, but I've installed two fixed split units, and they work fine. They don't seem to be on the web page, but it's the DIY/self-install version of...

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That's because the REFCOM lobbied hard against them and they've currently re-assessing promoting them as 'DIY' in a similar way that gas appliances have been.

The new F Gas regulations have also had their part to play.

Cheers

Richard

They do 'the job', just not a very efficient job, since they chuck a lot of the already-cooled air outside, with extra warm air being sucked into the room in the process.

-- JJ

Hi I don't know if you are sorted already but I got a fixed system fro these guys here

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, also from their page it seem they do moveable air con units as well
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Cheers

Hug

-- Hugh

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