An inverter air conditioner uses microprocessors to control the speed of its compressor motor to match the required output. Once the room is cool or warm, an inverter air conditioner lowers the speed of the motor to save energy and maintain the desired temperature.

The main difference between an inverter and non-inverter AC lies in their compressor speed. An inverter AC has a variable speed compressor, while a non-inverter AC has a fixed speed compressor. Variable speed compressors are more energy efficient than their fixed counterparts and make less noise as well.

WindFree™* Cooling technology maintains the desired temperature and eliminates cold drafts by delivering air through micro holes on the unit's fascia panel when the louver is closed, producing a dispersed and gentle flow of air defined as "still air." The WindFree™* 2.0 unit has a larger WindFree™* surface area for ...

A midwall split aircon is designed for individual areas in your home or office. With a midwall split system, the compressor is installed outside your house and the unit that passes air into the house is indoors.