NEA Energy Efficency Rating Scheme
As on 1st Sep 2013, some models of air-conditioners are being phased out as they fail to meet the min requirements set by NEA.
They are mostly non inverter single & multi split aircon equipment.
For non inverter, only Daikin multi model Ma56 (connectable up to 4 units) are allowed to be on sale.
Some inverter models failed to meet the min requirement too.
More details @ NEA Website.
Do note on this when considering your aircon purchase.
posted by Aircon Guru @ 11:28
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Hello,
Touching on energy efficiency, are multi split inverters less energy efficient than single split inverter?
Cos I am thinking of doing a inverter multi split supplying 2 rooms (1 hp and 2 hp) to save space on outdoor unit and easier maintenance.
Is this advisable? I value your opinion.
Thanks.
Multi split system are as efficient as single system as the pcb will control the compressor rpm (energy consumption) as per the number of units u on.
They can save space too on installation.
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Aircon service
To increase efficiency of the air conditioner, air conditioners have them cleaned on a regular basis.Fuel lines and filters have to be checked on regular basis to keep it working at high efficiency.
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