These Envio air Conditioner is located at my old Junior High School. In the Class IX E IPS. -Model: CS-C18HKP, Deluxe Envio
-18.000 bTu/h or 2.0 Ton
-R22 Refrigerant (100 Cooling Index)
-Dated on 0608 (June of 2008)
-Manufactured by Matsushita Air Conditioning Corp. SDN.BHD Shah Alam Malaysia
-Made in Malaysia
So in case you're wondering, My Junior High School and my Current Senior High School are a next-To Building, So I can just walking straight to it and then filmed some of videos like this.
When the last time you see an Envio Panasonic Aircon for a Commercial Buildings? Probably a long time ago, or never? Since because Envio in Panasonic are not that cheap compared to the Standart one, they are really not that selling this aircon for a commercial. But this school actually had a lot of those, which is quite interesting.
So as you can hear, the beep of this aircon is a little bit different compared to the newest panasonic. Yes, this kind of beep is the Inverter Beep that Panasonic usually use it for their Inverter back then. They are sound realllyyy low and you probably cant hear it. They makes these kind of beeps really low is because they actually wanted to make a nice-sound beep for a bedroom. Yet a lot of them are not installed in a bedroom though.
Has a lot of features you can press on the remote too, Including:
-Patrol Sensor
-Powerful
-Quiet
-E-ion
-automatic inner swings (what is the real name of this actually? It's the small swing in the aircon, what is it called?)
Sadly though, most of these were not maintained so well because it's an war-machine (AC perang), means they are very useful and rarely turned off. Some of them already passed away and got replaced by another aircon. And you probably know what aircon that they replace it with. Yes... Daikin. Freakin common AC.
07/31/2019
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