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@rakski (132221)

Philippines

September 10, 2020 4:14am CST

We will be changing AC units from non-inverter to inverter. It has been said that those inverter types are more economical to use and that the amount consume compared to non-inverter type are much cheaper. Our electricity here is not that cheap. Hopefully, this will save me some electricity in the future.

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@rsa101 (38189)

• Philippines

10 Sep 20

we had our old refrigerator replaced by inverter type and we felt the change in our billing the following months. l have not tried AC units yet as l know they are priced higher than the regular non inverter type.

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@rsa101 (38189)

• Philippines

11 Sep 20

@rakski l think you’ll see the results soon.

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@rakski (132221)

• Philippines

11 Sep 20

@rsa101 yes, hopefully

@rakski (132221)

• Philippines

11 Sep 20

my refrigerator has been inverter type already. I want to experience that change in billing with this change of AC

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@amnabas (14890)

• Karachi, Pakistan

10 Sep 20

That's good I am planning too.

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@rakski (132221)

• Philippines

11 Sep 20

really that is nice!

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Valerie J. Routhieaux

@just4him (318962)

• Green Bay, Wisconsin

10 Sep 20

I hope it does work out better for you.

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@rakski (132221)

• Philippines

11 Sep 20

I hope so too

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@brokenbee (11090)

• Philippines

10 Sep 20

I have read before that if you use the AC for more than 8 hours a day, then the inverter type is a better choice.

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@rakski (132221)

• Philippines

11 Sep 20

yes, I heard that too. We use AC at night time most of the times. I am hoping to pay the same bill or less which will be better but for longer hours of use

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@rina110383 (24492)

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10 Sep 20

I've been using inverter AC, inverter frost-free refrigerator, and 4 LED light bulbs with 38 watts each. My electric bill ranges from 900-1,100 and I've been working from home since the lock down. The use of inverter AC will surely decrease your electric bill.

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@hereandthere (45639)

• Philippines

15 Sep 20

how small is your frost free inverter refrigerator @rina110383?

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@rakski (132221)

• Philippines

11 Sep 20

That is good to hear. I already changed my lights to LED. My refrigerator is like yours too. The Ac now will be soon inverter type

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@rina110383 (24492)

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15 Sep 20

@hereandthere 2-door, 8.0 cu. ft.

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@amitkokiladitya (171927)

• Agra, India

10 Sep 20

I hope this turns up to be a fruitful investment

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@rakski (132221)

• Philippines

10 Sep 20

I am hoping for that too

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@amitkokiladitya (171927)

• Agra, India

10 Sep 20

@rakski good luck and best wishes.

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@rakski (132221)

• Philippines

11 Sep 20

@amitkokiladitya thank you so much

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@Letranknight2015 (52231)

• Philippines

10 Sep 20

I hope the AC works for a long time.

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@rakski (132221)

• Philippines

11 Sep 20

I am hoping for that

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@LadyDuck (472476)

• Switzerland

10 Sep 20

I have no idea, here it is never too hot, we do not have AC.

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@LadyDuck (472476)

• Switzerland

11 Sep 20

@rakski I am working with the window opened right now and the breeze coming inside is so cool and refreshing.

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@rakski (132221)

• Philippines

11 Sep 20

@LadyDuck hmmmm.... nice...... I want that!

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@rakski (132221)

• Philippines

11 Sep 20

how I wish I could experience that too

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@DianneN (247183)

• United States

11 Sep 20

I'm not familiar with those. We have a central unit that cools the entire house by sitting different zones. I hope you do save a lot of money.

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@rakski (132221)

• Philippines

11 Sep 20

I wish I could have those here.

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@rakski (132221)

• Philippines

11 Sep 20

@DianneN oh yes, that is a bigger problem and cost more too!

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@DianneN (247183)

• United States

11 Sep 20

@rakski Yes, but if it breaks, oh no!

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@JudyEv (346007)

• Rockingham, Australia

10 Sep 20

I hope the change in system helps you save money.

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@hereandthere (45639)

• Philippines

15 Sep 20

@rakski i think there are small solar panels for small appliances

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@rakski (132221)

• Philippines

11 Sep 20

yes, I hope so. As I mentioned before, I like to have solar power here but it is quite expensive

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@rakski (132221)

• Philippines

15 Sep 20

@hereandthere yes, but I want to be off grid. I am thinking of trying it with small appliances first.

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Frederick Espiritu

@simplfred (20641)

• Philippines

10 Sep 20

I hope you will get what you expect, my friend...

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@rakski (132221)

• Philippines

11 Sep 20

That I am expecting to happen soon

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@Lavanya15 (12888)

• Chennai, India

10 Sep 20

Hope those investments save your upcoming electricity bill, my friend

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@rakski (132221)

• Philippines

11 Sep 20

Hoping for that really

@rhuenz (10642)

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10 Sep 20

That's good choice,we are also using inverter here. Hope it will consume less.

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@rakski (132221)

• Philippines

10 Sep 20

yes, hopefully our electricity bill will be lesser than before

@Overflowing (3709)

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10 Sep 20

How much does the inverter AC cost ma friend?

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@rakski (132221)

• Philippines

11 Sep 20

it depends on the brand. We used to buy carrier or condura. But they do not have stocks so we choose Panasonic.

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@jstory07 (141712)

• Roseburg, Oregon

11 Sep 20

I hope that saves you some money.

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@rakski (132221)

• Philippines

11 Sep 20

I hope so too

@thelme55 (77378)

• Germany

10 Sep 20

I hope you can save and get what you expected. Good luck.

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@rakski (132221)

• Philippines

11 Sep 20

I hope so too.

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@nela13 (58786)

• Portugal

11 Sep 20

If it will help you to save then it is a good change

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@rakski (132221)

• Philippines

11 Sep 20

I am looking forward to that savings

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@nela13 (58786)

• Portugal

12 Sep 20

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@freelancermariagrace (28886)

• Philippines

10 Sep 20

Yes, inverter types are a perfect choice.

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@rakski (132221)

• Philippines

11 Sep 20

nice! thanks

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@CarolDM (203422)

• Nashville, Tennessee

10 Sep 20

Sounds great, good luck.

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@rakski (132221)

• Philippines

11 Sep 20

thank you!

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@jefferson126 (3365)

• Shenzhen, China

11 Sep 20

you may learn the information from the specialist if the inverter can work better on saving,hope you will meet goal,actually,i also like lower consumption appliances.

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@rakski (132221)

• Philippines

11 Sep 20

Yes, that is what they are saying. We can see the results also from my sister in law, they change also last year