Hello guys,
I'm actually confused between the EER (BTU/hw) and COP (w/w) and wondering which one is used to give bee star rating. Can you please provide me some insight on the same?
Many companies try to highlight the EER ratings, but still their BEE star rating is low. What should be the ideal EER or COP rating for an frugal-on-the-power-bills ac?
AC suggestions, please!! :
I'm staying in a rented apartment and may have to move again after a year. Considering this, is buying a split advisable? Or should I stick to a window ac?
My room is 14 ft x 11ft. Only one window and not west facing. What should be the adequate tonnage for my room?
Thanks,
Bon
I'm actually confused between the EER (BTU/hw) and COP (w/w) and wondering which one is used to give bee star rating. Can you please provide me some insight on the same?
Many companies try to highlight the EER ratings, but still their BEE star rating is low. What should be the ideal EER or COP rating for an frugal-on-the-power-bills ac?
AC suggestions, please!! :
I'm staying in a rented apartment and may have to move again after a year. Considering this, is buying a split advisable? Or should I stick to a window ac?
My room is 14 ft x 11ft. Only one window and not west facing. What should be the adequate tonnage for my room?
Thanks,
Bon