Why is an inverter air conditioner better than a regular air conditioner?
Have you ever wondered about the difference between an inverter air conditioner and a regular air conditioner, and which is better? Here we present to you 5 features that make the inverter air conditioner better than the regular air conditioner.
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A friend of the environment
The big difference between the inverter air conditioner and the regular air conditioner appears in the pressure motor, as the pressure motor of the inverter air conditioner has varying speeds, while the pressure motor of the regular air conditioner provides a fixed speed, which means that the latter operates at either the maximum or minimum speed. As for the inverter air conditioner, it contains a monitoring device that adjusts the power according to the room temperature, which thus reduces electricity consumption and saves energy.
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Saving Money
Due to the advanced operating method of the inverter air conditioner motor, the pressure motor does not operate at full capacity all the time. When the speed decreases, the required power also decreases to a lesser extent, which leads to a decrease in electrical energy consumption and a decrease in the value of the electricity bill.
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Quieter sound
Since the pressure motor of the inverter air conditioner does not operate intermittently all the time (on - off - on - off...), but rather continues to perform as required at low power, its performance is characterized by greater quietness.
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Longer virtual life
The technology available in the inverter air conditioner not only makes the cooling and heating process more efficient, but also increases the virtual life of the device.
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Faster cooling/heating process
Last but not least, the inverter air conditioner is able to cool or warm the room faster than a regular air conditioner. This goes back to the starting point of the air conditioner's motor, as the inverter air conditioner uses more energy than a regular air conditioner, and then works to reduce the energy consumed when the required temperature approaches.