EUROMATIC Split System Air Conditioner 9000BTU 2.69KW Fixed Speed $319.99 (Pickup NSW) or + Ship @ Americanbossdeals eBay

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Ash-Say on 19/01/2019 - 18:41 ebay.com.au (712 clicks)
Last edited 21/01/2019 - 17:25 by 2 other users

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The EUROMATIC Split system air conditioner is a highly efficient system that offers both heating and cooling for all year round comfort. This is a powerful split system air conditioner. It is the ideal heating and cooling system perfect for the family home or apartment. Enjoy the coolness in summer with this Nexair air conditioner.

Colour: White
Easy to clean panel and filters
2.5kW Cooling
2.5kW Heating
Material: Steel/PP/Aluminum
MEPS Compliant
Fixed Speed
Star Rating 3/3
Sleep Mode
24 Hour Timer
Remote Control
Suitable for up to 20-24 m2
Bedrooms,Home Office,Kitchen,Lounge Room
Dimensions of Indoor unit: 880 (W) x 286 (H) x 203 (D) mm
Dimensions of outdoor unit: 760 (W) x 540 (H) x 260 (D) mm
Weight of Indoor unit: 10.5kgs
Weight of outdoor unit: 31kgs
24 Months warranty

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  shaibankek2 on 19/01/2019 - 18:44

  • $89 postage
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  alexae86 on 19/01/2019 - 18:44

  idk anything about air condition but what would i need to install it and cost to install it

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    GregFiona on 19/01/2019 - 18:55

    It depends where you want to install it. Just call your local businesses and ask for quotes

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  Elijah on 19/01/2019 - 19:00

  issue is installation would cost more…

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  bnebgnhunter on 19/01/2019 - 19:01

  +2

  Expensive to run but at that price who cares for a guest bedroom if it’s used a small amount.

  Otherwise wait until winter and get a deal on a better quality inverter system which does make a huge difference to power bills vs fixed speed systems

  Also note some smaller installers won’t touch these systems due to the hassles they have to deal with for warranty and they have their own brand they should be pushing

  Winter sales are well worth waiting for

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  Yaren24 on 19/01/2019 - 19:17

  +1

  How much does everyone pay for installation just curious…

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    sc00bie on 19/01/2019 - 19:21

    +1

    300-500 i think back to back single storey install

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      Yaren24 on 19/01/2019 - 19:23

      I am looking to buy a 3.3kw unit, not sure how much that's going to be..

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    51kabunka on 19/01/2019 - 20:22

    just paid 500 for standard install of 3.9kw. If its over 4kw, might cost more as might have to be hooked up to a separate circuit. Also, @ 2.5 kw this will only cool down a very small area

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      Yaren24 on 19/01/2019 - 20:25

      +1

      Thanks man, you have a good point here, buying small doesn't necessarily meaning you will save power, in the long run, it might be 3.3kw which is prob better.

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        51kabunka on 19/01/2019 - 20:31

        Yeah and its cheaper to buy this ,BUT it will run heaps hard to cool and use craploads more power to do it. Better to spend a little more on the unit , and pay less in running costs in the long run. Most installs are around 4-650ish max the bloke (aircon mechanic) told me. Only very complex ones are going to be more (rare)

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  Rose123 on 19/01/2019 - 19:50

  +1

  Bunnings sells it for 420$ and i cant see any reviews on it. Just need clarification on fixed speed word…if anyone can explain. Thanks.

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  reacher on 19/01/2019 - 20:21

  +1

  in my opinion if i need to spend over $500 to install an aircon, probably will choose a well known brand

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    Franc-T on 19/01/2019 - 20:49

    This, for any split systems - any saving with a low quality unit will cost you more in the long run as its more likely to fail, and they generally are more inefficient.

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    OM7D on 21/01/2019 - 17:38

    I second this as an installer

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  theguru1 on 19/01/2019 - 22:12

  +1

  3 star rating isn't great nor is fixed speed. Will cost you in the long run via higher energy Bills.
  A name brand inverter split is a better investment.

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    bnebgnhunter on 20/01/2019 - 08:33

    +1

    As I outlined in my post guru

    Fixed speed basically means it’s running at the same power demand 24x7 fixed input which is expensive when you run it 24 hours a day

    For example I had a dual head Mitsubishi heavy industries invertor split in the lounge room and bedroom and our total monthly bill was $120 a month with it running 24x7

    Now at my duplex they have in this rental mdv fixed speed units and the cost is extortion levels to run both the 6kw and 2.5kw bedroom unit ($300 a month if used heavily)

    So I’d recommend an inverter system any day of the week, considering they use stepping wattage on motor control you’ll get better efficiency and cost per hour to run, only downside is inverter is more expensive to repair than fixed speed due to the compressor control circuitry etc but most installers offer 5-10 year warranty on their installations so a moot point really

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      Lps on 20/01/2019 - 14:13

      Do you remember the model name of your Mitsubishi dual head?

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        bnebgnhunter on 20/01/2019 - 14:55

        +1

        Lps it was something like the SCM125ZM
        It ran 2 units off the one outdoor unit

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          Lps on 20/01/2019 - 21:59

          @bnebgnhunter: thx