Air Purifier MC70MVM6

Daikin 2 ton AC, the area you've mentioned is quite large and in Haryana summers, temperature can go really high+ sun exposure. It would far exceed your budget but if you can stretch it, it's the right way to go.

Daikin and Mitsubishi are some of the best Mini-Split heat pumps around. The newer models have WiFi built in so you can set them up with central controls and use an app. A condo I own has Daikin mini-split system and has been working great. Was installed in 2016. Heat pumps do well in moderate to temperate climates. They struggle in far northern regions where winter drops well below freezing temperatures. You may be able to call the manufacturer customer support and they help you with the correct size of system you need.

* Your country of residence: Europe. * Each room or area's volume, in cubic feet or cubic meters. (You need at least one purifier per room or area.): 30 m² (323 ft²). * Your filtration needs: e.g., pollen, dust, cigarette smoke, VOCs, cooking odors.: The main goal is to get rid of hookah smoke and odors. * Startup budget.: $1-1.5k. * Yearly budget (electricity + filters).: $300 I guess. My main goal is to remove hookah smoke and odors from my apartment - 30 m² (323 ft²). as quickly and effectively as possible, prevent the smell from spreading to other rooms, and, of course, just clean the air of dust and other pollutants. As I understood that the main factors for this are a high CADR and a good carbon filter? I’ve spent a lot of time researching different models and have narrowed it down to Daikin and Sharp, specifically these models: * Daikin MC80Z - around $900 * SHARP KI-TX100EU-W - around $1500 I’m not sure if I should pay extra for Sharp or stick with Daikin. Maybe you could suggest some other interesting models? AlsoI like the ionization feature in an air purifier because it makes the air feel fresher and gives it a pleasant smell. Humidification isn't a necessary factor, because I plan to buy a humidifier separately

I have almost the same apartment size that you mentioned and have been going back and forth on these forums and others. Ultimately just pulled the trigger on a Daikin that someone linked on here that’s still on sale for 39.01 on Amazon. You may want to check it out. I thought of building one, but as easy as it looks, I’ve never been good with making things so I wanted to get something else first and try that later maybe. This option was a good price although doesn’t come with all the bells and whistles, but I didn’t really need all that anyway. Good luck in your search

Hi, I want to buy an AC for my hall. I am considering a Mitsubishi Heavy 2.2-ton AC, but I am open to suggestions for what would be best suited for my situation. Since my house is adjacent to the Barahpullah Nallah in Delhi, my Daikin Inverter Split AC was damaged and is no longer functioning. If anyone has faced a similar situation, please suggest an AC. I am looking for a 2-ton, 3- or 5-star split AC. Which one would you recommend and why?