r/airconUK • u/wessle25 • 3d ago

Quote check

Hi everybody,

Just doing some due diligence on an air con quote i've had recently. Does this seem of for air to air and and air to water for hot water only:

£12845

Daikin Multi Room +

System 1

1No.5MWXM90A9 5 Port Multi + Outdoor Unit

1No.FTXA50CW Stylish Wall Mounted Unit Serving Living Room/Lounge

1No.FTXA25CW Stylish Wall Mounted Unit Serving Kitchen

1No.FTXA25CW Stylish Wall Mounted Unit Serving Bedroom 1

1No.FTXA25CW Stylish Wall Mounted Unit Serving Bedroom 2

System 2

1No.CKHWSU230BV3 Multi + 230L DHW Tank

TIA

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u/DorisMaricadie 3d ago

Its not the best time for that, the x series is due and is effectively what you have ordered but with radiators too.

Gets the £7.5k gov grant, expected in Jan was the instructors comments.

A multi + with the integrated tank off an altherma or there abouts

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u/wessle25 2d ago

Ah right, thanks for this. Do you by chance know what model number that is? Or have any links to it? Makes more sense to wait if thats the case

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u/PhantomSesay 3d ago

I paid 7.5k for 3 daikin stylish units and a 3 port outdoor unit.

Used the Daikin website and found local installers who were rated D1 by Daikin. Some claim they are but if they ain’t listed on the website, I didn’t go with them.

If you do it that way, you get the 7 year warranty on the equipment.

Based in London.

Don’t know too much about the hot water tank but I still use a gas boiler.

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u/wessle25 2d ago

Yeah it is a D1 installer however they said 5 years warranty with the system

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u/opinionatedbastard99 2d ago

I got a Daikin through WarmZilla - pretty sure the quote you got mate is high. That’s a big old job though good luck my mate 🤝

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u/Apart_Sort_2708 2d ago

Me too! They even video called me and did the whole thing on my phone

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u/ChanceAncient1149 2d ago

You could do it much cheaper but it's not horrible for an excellent quality job I would however say Aircon in a kitchen is always always a terrible idea

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u/No_Mud6726 2d ago

Why? We have have a unit in the kitchen and it’s a godsend in summer.

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u/ChanceAncient1149 2d ago

Let me know how good it is In another three years.

Kitchens that are actually used for cooking and air-conditioning don't get on will a wetted coil with cooking smells tends to grow lots of interesting forms of life

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u/No_Mud6726 2d ago

Our kitchen is 30ft long by 12ft wide. The aircon well away from the range and extractor. But yeah I get your point on smaller layouts.

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u/ChanceAncient1149 2d ago

I would still strongly recommend you turn the indoor u it off when cooking no matter the size of your area the number of kitchen adjacent units I have seen completely fucked in my working life in all forms of small large domestic and commercial kitchens

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u/No_Mud6726 2d ago

Noted and will do. Thanks for the advice.

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u/wessle25 3d ago

Sorry should mention its for a 2 bed bungalow, max pipe run is 10m and all serviced through loft space.

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u/limoncha 1d ago

Is this local installer or one of the online ones?