Airton opinion air conditioning, inverter or classic?

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by Christophe » 24/06/13, 15:24

Welcome!

Fourbe wrote:In short, after days of search on the net I found very virulent info on reversible air conditioning.
Supposedly we must take the whole problem and calculate energy consumption primary '. Electricity has a% of 35% yield, think Écolo for our children.


Absolutely and you may be (surely?) Stumbled upon these discussions which are already a few years old:

News: https://www.econologie.com/pompes-chale ... nvenients/

Debate: heating-insulation / heat pump-a-Rec-anti-inconvenience-and-benefit-t4264.html

Synthesis: https://www.econologie.com/chauffage-th ... cologique/

Comparative report CO2 encrypted: https://www.econologie.com/geothermie-p ... aleur-co2/


So the heat pumps to make a complement of another renewable source I am ok but for a full heat ... niet!

This makes me think that I still have not estimated the COP of mine (finally I took the inverter model, at best it regulates to 450W at worst 1200W ... current consumption) ... info here : heating-insulation / air conditioning-reversible-airton-in-winter-battery-ext-under-clamp t12393.html
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by deceitful » 24/06/13, 16:19

thank you for these interesting links.
For green electricity, I think I'll give my part to humanity ... I'll have a wind farm at 800m by 2014. (and I have solar outdoor lights :P)
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by Martine765 » 16/10/18, 12:10

Hello everybody

That is now almost 1 year that I bought and installed the Airton air conditioning ready to install reversible mono-split DC inverter - 5100W with Readyclim quick connect.
After 1 year I am very satisfied and I save on the electricity bill! very practical and economical reversible heating clim!
We have installed the air conditioning themselves through their connection system, the Readyclim, super efficient and very simple.
I used customer service to change a joint and they were very efficient and responsive.
I do not regret this purchase!
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by Christophe » 16/10/18, 12:12

Martine765 wrote:After 1 year I am very satisfied and I save on the electricity bill!


Can you count your electricity savings more precisely?

What did you like before heating?
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by Martine765 » 16/10/18, 13:06

Christophe wrote:
Martine765 wrote:After 1 year I am very satisfied and I save on the electricity bill!


Can you count your electricity savings more precisely?

What did you like before heating?


my bill decreased by approx 20% during the winter versus electric heating
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by Christophe » 16/10/18, 13:35

Ah yes against electric heating is always interesting.

And so you make the installation profitable in how much time?
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by Martine765 » 16/10/18, 13:49

Christophe wrote:Ah yes against electric heating is always interesting.

And so you make the installation profitable in how much time?


I have always been nil in maths : Lol: but it seems to me financially interesting!
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by Christophe » 16/10/18, 13:52

Ah bin us and the maths we're gonna get along lol

In short we can do the math, you just have to provide:

a) Cost of the investment

b) Real savings realized per year (20% in €)


a / b = simple return time (ROI)

A well installed CAM is 3 4 years back.
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by Martine765 » 16/10/18, 14:18

Lol

a) Cost of the investment: 1050 €

b) Real savings made per year (20% in €): My heating bill smoothed annually saved me 260 €

So if I'm wrong a / b = 4,03 so it means that I need 4 years to amortize my Clim?

Nice to make such savings :-)

Thank you Christophe :-)
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by Christophe » 16/10/18, 16:48

That's exactly right! (Assuming there is no maintenance cost and the price of electricity is stable)

A priori the electricity will (a little) climb so the return on investment will be faster (therefore more interesting) ... if the maintenance cost remains zero (a priori this will be the case but if it is not the case it climbs quickly: 250 euros is 1 year of "lost")

ps: you see I was right saying 3 4 years (without knowing your real numbers) 8)
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