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Show us your temp gauge!
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Also, not to rub it in but I spent a few quid last year and had air conditioning installed in our house, mainly because we live on a bit of a busy A road, so we can't open the windows at night.
That was the best money I've ever spent, I set all of the units at 22 degrees on sleep mode and the bedroom feels lovely.
Our electricity bill is likely to be a bit spicy but I'll worry about that another time.
Sorry I had to share that.
That was the best money I've ever spent, I set all of the units at 22 degrees on sleep mode and the bedroom feels lovely.
Our electricity bill is likely to be a bit spicy but I'll worry about that another time.
Sorry I had to share that.
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Back home it was standard issue to have it. My last one was on 3 phase power and would chill the house so quickly, penguins were lining up to come in :floor:wilpert said:Also, not to rub it in but I spent a few quid last year and had air conditioning installed in our house, mainly because we live on a bit of a busy A road, so we can't open the windows at night.
That was the best money I've ever spent, I set all of the units at 22 degrees on sleep mode and the bedroom feels lovely.
Our electricity bill is likely to be a bit spicy but I'll worry about that another time.
Sorry I had to share that.
So as part of the Reno project at My place, I got pricing for a very similar set up and they were in the £60-£80k bracket. This represented a 20x price difference, not inclusive of getting 3 phase power to my front door. After some serious questioning of people in the business, the reason why they charge so much is, "because we can"
:wall: :wall: :wall:
I envy your AC right now
My all time record for temp reading in a car was 47°. I've still got the brand Mark from the seatbelt buckle
FZP said:Back home it was standard issue to have it. My last one was on 3 phase power and would chill the house so quickly, penguins were lining up to come in :floor:wilpert said:Also, not to rub it in but I spent a few quid last year and had air conditioning installed in our house, mainly because we live on a bit of a busy A road, so we can't open the windows at night.
That was the best money I've ever spent, I set all of the units at 22 degrees on sleep mode and the bedroom feels lovely.
Our electricity bill is likely to be a bit spicy but I'll worry about that another time.
Sorry I had to share that.
So as part of the Reno project at My place, I got pricing for a very similar set up and they were in the £60-£80k bracket. This represented a 20x price difference, not inclusive of getting 3 phase power to my front door. After some serious questioning of people in the business, the reason why they charge so much is, "because we can"
:wall: :wall: :wall:
I envy your AC right now
My all time record for temp reading in a car was 47°. I've still got the brand Mark from the seatbelt buckle
Ours is a bit more "low key" but still very effective, I had 2 twin units fitted externally on the shaded side of the house, each one powers 2 units internally, so I have 3 of the bedrooms covered and our small TV room, they are Fujitsu units and although they are really quiet, I still dont like leaving them running for long when I am sleeping, so I tend to leave them on in the evening on a timer, so they run for around an hour after bed time.
Its quite surprising, when I look outside and see how much water drips out of the condensation pipe, I think it is the humidity that makes you uncomfortable maybe as much as the heat.
My neighbours have a different system, they all slob out in the garden with cans of lager until they pass out and they dont need air conditioning :floor: Welcome to Essex :thumb:
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