They have motion sensors that, when switched on, will allow temps to rise 2degrees when no one is in the room, returning to the lower preset temperature when motion is detected. Quiet operation and ease of cleaning for inside filters. I installed them in my Bangkok condo and later, in my new house in Chiang Mai.

Would recommend the LG's cheap enough, quiet enough and do the job for less than most, and they have come a long way since years ago.ĭaikin inverter units have served me exceptionally well. put out cool air, they even get their's cleaned every year and topped up with gas for 1,200 baht, just goes to show, they don't know they are getting ripped, oh yes we did tell them A/C's don't get topped up unless there is a leak, well, we don't know what we are talking about do we. The LG's are much cheaper than Mitsubishi's, eg sister in-laws farang partner paid 35,000 baht for it and was installed in a 4 x 4 bedroom, whereas we paid about 15,000 baht and was installed in a 4 x 4 bedroom, sure they do the same job, i.e. In the past have always had Panasonic and Mitsubishi, but that was in the land of Oz, as Panasonic used their own technicians if there was a problem and Mitsubishi recommended by a sparky who swore by them.

The other 5 are LG varying in BTU's, cannot complain, they have all been doing their job, although had to replace a circuit board the other day due to a gecko blowing that out, 2,700 baht later, now I hunt down the gecko's with a passion, not so noticeable these days, wonder why. We have 6 A/C's, the very first one was a Samsung about 9 years old now and just about had it days.

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