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That’s not a bad cost, I am looking for 3 rooms in a few months. Would be interested to here how yours went and what brands were used.
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Nice, where in the country are you? And are they cheaper units without wifi/app connectivity etc?
I'm North West and I went with Midea, the Installer did also offer Mitsubishi and Toshiba for not loads more but the Midea option had more features inc wifi and we preferred the controls and how they looked compared to the others.
I worked out a rough price. Looking online the outdoor unit is about £1050 and each indoor is £270, plus the Trunking outside and other bit's I reckon the Labour is around £800 for install which I don't think is that bad!
Thanks, I'm not too far from Liverpool so I'm hoping for similar pricing, although I may be more willing to pay the premium for Mitsubishi/Daikin etc.
There was a Mitsubishi option from another installer for £2,400. The Daikin ones were quite a bit more though
Soldato
What man are you meant to be in?
LOL i read that typo earlier and left it in. Like the men I hang out with
Nice. Do you mind if I ask what manufacturer you went with, and what the ballpark install cost was?Was installed today in the bedroom and office, currently cooling the bedroom
It is Midea, at the cheaper end really but I'm pretty happy with the performance and features so far. The app control is great and works instantly.
These are the indoor units: https://cooleasy.co.uk/products/midea-breezeless-e-system-copy?variant=49450194436380
This is the outdoor unit they used: https://cooleasy.co.uk/products/midea-multi-split-2-head-outdoor-unit?variant=46732667978012
I paid £2,500 in total
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Thanks, just realised I'd already asked you a few posts back
Do we think it likely to get slightly cheaper pricing for quotes/installs in these colder months? I'm likely to be in a position to pull the trigger on two indoor units for our south-facing bedroom and study next month, so hoping it being October/November might mean less demand on installers
Should be the case. I got three separate companies to quote me in February this year and got a 6 room, 2 inverter multi split system installed for just aropund £8.7kThanks, just realised I'd already asked you a few posts back
Do we think it likely to get slightly cheaper pricing for quotes/installs in these colder months? I'm likely to be in a position to pull the trigger on two indoor units for our south-facing bedroom and study next month, so hoping it being October/November might mean less demand on installers
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Was installed today in the bedroom and office, currently cooling the bedroom
Is that unit far enough down the wall, it should be 15cm from the ceiling as a minimum?
Soldato
50mm or more for my units.
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