The Suitability Of Inverter Air-Cornditioning Compard To Non-Inverter Type For Household Application

Rizalman, Mahmood (2011) The Suitability Of Inverter Air-Cornditioning Compard To Non-Inverter Type For Household Application. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

This project is focused on a comparison between the two types of air conditioner, inverter and a non-inverter. The difference between the two types of air conditioning has resulted in many users difficulting to determine the suitability of the air conditioner required. Inverter type air conditioner usually known as an air conditioner with a new technology provides energy savings thus lead to lower electricity cost, but in terms of price per unit is relatively expensive. In contrast to non-inverter type air conditioner, this unit is known as a conventional air conditioner (normal type). Non-inverter type air conditioner uses more energy, indirect energy use is high. In terms of air-conditioning unit price is relatively cheap compared to inverter. In this project the two types of air conditioners were investigated in terms of cost and energy usage to determine the suitability of the air conditioner. Analysis of cost and energy consumption of the theory was based on 1.5 hp Panasonic split-unit air-conditioning. The purpose of data analysis is to investigate a payback period for inverter air conditioners by using cost analysis. Through this project, it is found that the payback period of inverter type air-conditioning is 4 year 5 months. This payback period is acceptable due to short period of payback period. The inverter air-conditioning is very suitable for the household application compared to non-inverter.

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