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desire99
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With the hot weather and my 2x PC's running my room is currently 29C with both windows open and a fan on! I think its time to invest in an A/C Unit can anyone answer the following questions for me..
1) I've heard of an "Easy Fit" inverter A/C unit this is where the outside and internal unit are connected with a sort of clip mechanism...these units are quite cheap but are they any good? As I'm not very good at DIY I've had a local firm quote me £100 to install this unit but they are unable to say if they are any good?
Something like this...i've seen cheaper units for around £400
eco-air-eco1202sqn-12000btu
I've had quotes from other firms for a tradational A/C unit and they are all around £750 although one firm said they could install one for £500 if its done "off the books"...
1) I've heard of an "Easy Fit" inverter A/C unit this is where the outside and internal unit are connected with a sort of clip mechanism...these units are quite cheap but are they any good? As I'm not very good at DIY I've had a local firm quote me £100 to install this unit but they are unable to say if they are any good?
Something like this...i've seen cheaper units for around £400
eco-air-eco1202sqn-12000btu
I've had quotes from other firms for a tradational A/C unit and they are all around £750 although one firm said they could install one for £500 if its done "off the books"...
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If that's one that comes withSupplied with 4m umbillical interconnecting hose with push fit connection - no spanners required to install - all you need is a drill and a screwdriver.
In terms of fitting it is just rawl-plugging the walls to take the weight of the units and drilling a hole to feed the umbilical through.
Check noise ratings carefully too. Air-con can annoy neighbours.A kind word lasts a minute, a skelped erse is sair for a day.0
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