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17. NON INVERTER AC:
A non-inverter air conditioner is a type of air conditioning system commonly used for residential
and commercial purposes. It consists of two main components: an indoor unit (evaporator) and
an outdoor unit (condenser).
1. Basic Operation:
·The indoor unit of the non-inverter air conditioner absorbs heat from the indoor air and
transfers it to the outdoor unit.
·The outdoor unit dissipates this heat into the outside air.
·The cooled indoor air is circulated back into the room.
2. Compressor:
·Non-inverter air conditioners use a fixed-speed compressor.
·The compressor operates at a fixed speed, meaning it runs at maximum capacity when turned
on and switches off when the desired temperature is reached.
·When the indoor temperature rises again, the compressor switches back on at full capacity to
cool the room.
3. Temperature Control:
·Non-inverter air conditioners maintain the desired temperature by turning the compressor on
and off as needed.
·They do not adjust the compressor speed based on the cooling load or room temperature
variations.
4. Energy Efficiency:
·Non-inverter air conditioners are generally less energy-efficient compared to inverter models.
·They consume more electricity because the compressor operates at full capacity each time it
turns on.
·However, they are often more affordable to purchase initially.
5. Noise Level:
·Non-inverter air conditioners can be noisier compared to inverter models.
·The sudden start and stop of the compressor can produce noticeable noise levels, especially
in quiet environments.
6. Maintenance:
·These systems require regular maintenance to ensure optimal performance.
·Filters need to be cleaned or replaced periodically to maintain air quality and efficiency.
·The outdoor unit should be kept clean and free from debris to allow proper heat dissipation.
7. Suitability:
·Non-inverter air conditioners are suitable for environments where precise temperature control
is not essential and where the unit will not be running continuously for extended periods.
·They are commonly used in residential spaces, small offices, and shops.

18. INVERTER AC:
An inverter air conditioner is a type of air conditioning system that utilizes advanced technology to
achieve higher energy efficiency and more precise temperature control compared to non-inverter models.
1. Compressor Technology:
·The main difference between inverter and non-inverter air conditioners lies in the compressor
technology.
·Inverter air conditioners use a variable-speed compressor instead of a fixed-speed one.
·The compressor's speed varies based on the cooling or heating requirements of the room, adjusting its
output to match the desired temperature.
2. Variable Speed Operation:
·Inverter air conditioners can operate at different speeds depending on the cooling or heating load.
·When the desired temperature is close to being reached, the compressor slows down to maintain the
temperature more accurately.
·Conversely, when the temperature deviates from the setpoint, the compressor adjusts its speed to
provide more or less cooling or heating as needed.
3. Energy Efficiency:
·Inverter technology results in significantly higher energy efficiency compared to non-inverter models.
·Because the compressor adjusts its speed based on demand, it consumes less electricity by avoiding
frequent start-stop cycles, which are common in non-inverter systems.
·Inverter air conditioners can save up to 30-50% on energy consumption compared to non-inverter
models, leading to lower electricity bills over time.
4. Quiet Operation:
·Inverter air conditioners typically operate more quietly than non-inverter models.
·The variable-speed compressor operates smoothly, without the sudden start-stop cycles that can
produce noise in non-inverter systems.
5. Temperature Control:
·Inverter air conditioners offer more precise temperature control compared to non-inverter models.
·They can maintain the set temperature more consistently by adjusting the compressor's speed based on
subtle changes in the room temperature.
6. Comfort:
·The consistent and precise temperature control provided by inverter air conditioners contributes to a
more comfortable indoor environment.
·These systems can quickly reach the desired temperature and maintain it with minimal fluctuations,
enhancing overall comfort.
7. Longevity:
·Inverter air conditioners are often designed for durability and longevity.
·The variable-speed compressor experiences less wear and tear compared to the on-off cycling of non-
inverter compressors, potentially leading to a longer lifespan for the unit.

19. FEATURES:
Long Air Flow: AC unit has capability to distribute cooled air over a longer distance
within a room or space.
Start 4-way swing: AC’s vents can move automatically or be controlled remotely to
adjust the direction of airflow both horizontally and vertically. This allows for more precise
control over where the cooled air is distributed a room.
Turbo Cool: Turbo cool Technology boost the compressor speed and increase the
airflow rate to providing rapid and efficient cooling when needed most, offering quick relief
from heat and maintaining comfort even in challenging conditions as compared to
standard cooling modes.
100% Copper: Ac’s offers durability, Copper’s corrosion resistanceand excellent heat
conductivity and reduced maintenance needs.
Eco-Friendly: R-32 refrigerant offers a promising solution for reducing the environmental
footprint of air conditioning system by providing lower GWP, improved energy efficiency
and easier recycling compared to other refrigerants.

20. FILTERS:
Anti-Viral Dust Filter: ItsCaptures and neutralizes airborne viruses, bacteria and other
microorganisms, improving indoor air quality and reducing the risk of respiratory
infections. These filters contains anti-virus properties, such as silver ions or chemical
agents.
Active Carbon Filter:
An active carbon filter contains activated carbon, which adsorbs and traps pollutants like smoke,
cooking fumes and chemical fumes. It captures these particles, making the air fresher and cleaner.
HEPA Filter:
A HEPA filter in your air conditioner effectively captures and traps a significant percentage of
airborne particles, including dust, pollen, pet dander and allergens. These filters can trap up to 0.3
micrograms of particulate matter and capture up to 99.97 percent of the air’s particulate matter.
These filters are commonly used in air conditioners to improve indoor air quality and create a
comfortable indoor environment in homes, offices and close spaces.