Window type aircon (inverter)

[thephantom]

Does anyone has experience using an LG 1.5HP window-type inverter A/Cs?

The model I'm looking to get is LA150EC.

Feedback? Recommendations? Alternatives?

Have 2 similar to that. The .80 and the 2HP. Both quiet and cools fast. I connect it to my LG app on the phone so we can control even if we're away. Let's say coming home and it's very warm, turn it on on the way para malamig na pagdating sa condo.

[shadow]

Parang wala ng standard size ang mga window type ngayon?


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[ninjababez]

Parang wala ng standard size ang mga window type ngayon?


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sa condura, kelvinator and carrier lang naman standard sizing bro
pag dating sa ibang brand except oems ng gree, iba iba naman size maski noon pa

[dr. d]

Parang wala ng standard size ang mga window type ngayon?


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i think,
because of technology, the standards have changed (shrunk).
same hp, smaller dimensions.
done purposely "because they can and for cheaper manufacture" (smaller volume, less metal, less expense), and probably to fit the smaller homes', offices', and condoes' dingdings and windows.
may mga dos por cuatros ang mga butas ng aircons sa bahai.

[oj88]

Have 2 similar to that. The .80 and the 2HP. Both quiet and cools fast. I connect it to my LG app on the phone so we can control even if we're away. Let's say coming home and it's very warm, turn it on on the way para malamig na pagdating sa condo.

How about serviceability and long-term reliability? How old are your units? Do you clean them yourself? Have they developed or are they starting to develop issues?

Back story: I'm buying for my brother because their first baby is on the way. With the baby at home, they'd probably keep the A/C running 24x7 or close to it. I have an LG 2.5HP inverter split that we run, on average, 15 hours a day. It's been reliable for the last 3+ years. I just don't know if the window type from LG is any better, worse, or if it's just the same.

[Walter]

Parang wala ng standard size ang mga window type ngayon?

3 size ... tiny ... regular ... large ...

[thephantom]

How about serviceability and long-term reliability? How old are your units? Do you clean them yourself? Have they developed or are they starting to develop issues?

Back story: I'm buying for my brother because their first baby is on the way. With the baby at home, they'd probably keep the A/C running 24x7 or close to it. I have an LG 2.5HP inverter split that we run, on average, 15 hours a day. It's been reliable for the last 3+ years. I just don't know if the window type from LG is any better, worse, or if it's just the same.

Units have been 2 years old. Bought them early 2019. So far the only thing that was needed was the usual cleaning which I didn't bother asking LG to do since we have our suki for decades already. My only gripe is that the smaller one, when being cleaned, you need to remove the whole unit as it has no frame unlike the usual window type wherein there's some sort of frame first placed in the hole then you screw it and then just push the whole unit into the frame. The smaller of the 2 LG units doesn't have that. It's just directly pushed into the hole in the wall. The bigger one has a frame. So far no issues encountered. You get a red light also when the filter needs some washing as it has it's own hourly count of being in operation so XX number of hours = red light and you need to wash the filter. Can't compare with an LG split type since all of the AC in our condo are window type so can't say if better, worse or the same. Oh and the vents don't have an auto swing if you're looking for those.

[oj88]

Units have been 2 years old. Bought them early 2019. So far the only thing that was needed was the usual cleaning which I didn't bother asking LG to do since we have our suki for decades already. My only gripe is that the smaller one, when being cleaned, you need to remove the whole unit as it has no frame unlike the usual window type wherein there's some sort of frame first placed in the hole then you screw it and then just push the whole unit into the frame. The smaller of the 2 LG units doesn't have that. It's just directly pushed into the hole in the wall. The bigger one has a frame. So far no issues encountered. You get a red light also when the filter needs some washing as it has it's own hourly count of being in operation so XX number of hours = red light and you need to wash the filter. Can't compare with an LG split type since all of the AC in our condo are window type so can't say if better, worse or the same. Oh and the vents don't have an auto swing if you're looking for those.

Very helpful info. Thank you.

Apparently, this model (1.5HP) also has a one-piece body, in that, the outer shell is screwed on to the base. Not a big deal.

[ninjababez]

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[joco_ph]

pareho tayo. pero recently binababa ko na ng 18c COOL for 15-30 minutes.
sa gabi DRY 24c lang talaga config ko

What does dry do?