Just got this email, I have been looking for an inverter so this comes in handy
product address:
http://m.retravision.pointandpay.com.au/prod35.htm
Main sale homepage:
http://m.retravision.pointandpay.com.au/?mc_cid=62fd852ba0&m…
Rebate Program: (have to purchase by the end of August to be eligible)
http://www.panasonicpromo.com.au/2012PowerRebate/Rebate.aspx
Any one know what the installation cost would be?
In Perth the cost can be anywhere between 300 to 500. ( depending on your choices, where you want to keep the compressor unit, how far is it, if it requires brackets.. etc )
Usually at least $500, I think. And for anything above 2.4kW it is more than the usual, because they can't use a normal powerpoint. I think it needs a 3-phase setup (I'm not expert, but I vaguely remember something about this).
Don't cut cost on the installer unless you know they're good…
its better to get one that includes cost of install
These guys are the same price if your in Sydney - http://appliancecentral.com.au/shop/index.php?route=product/…
Anyone know of a reasonable priced good installer in Perth? I bought a 7kw one recently and want a decent installer.
The following Panasonic Standard Reverse Cycle Air Conditioner models are eligible for a $100 rebate:
CS/CU-RE9MKR
CS/CU-RE12MKR <- $100 Rebate
CS/CU-RE9JKR
CS/CU-RE12JKR
Thanks :) I was so excited and could only secretly post this deal at work. I hope it makes the deal ok, I bought one, was tempted to get two.
Good AC. I've got the 18 version. Very quiet, good features. Should handle Perth fine (I'm in Tas). Mind you I've only used it for heat so far.
Unless the discount's big enough to justify the risk, it's generally not a good idea to purchase a split system from a big box retailer, because if something goes wrong, you can get stuck in a game of buck passing between the installer, retailer and manufacturer.