Offer

• – Capacity
• – Energy Efficiency.
• – AC Type
• – Split or Window
• – Air Quality
• – Speed
• – Installation and Maintenance

Before committing to buying a new air conditioner, it’s very important to consider the infrastructure of your accommodation and your budget with the type of air conditioner.

• Window Type: Simplest air conditioning system and comes as a single unit. Usually mounted on walls or windows.
• Split Wall Type: These machines have two parts. The heavier parts, including the compressor, are mounted outside, while the other is mounted on the inside. The two parts are connected with electrical cabling and copper tubing.
• Ceiling Type: These are ceiling mounted units and are used when wall space is limited. Suitable for office and retail environments.
• Cassette Type: Another ceiling mounted unit. These are normally placed flushed with the ceiling. Often used in rooms or spaces with false ceilings.
• Ducted Type: These are normally used with HVAC systems.

Here is an approximate estimation of room size wise AC capacity:

• Up to 120 sq ft – 1 ton
• Up to 180 sq ft – 1.5 ton
• Up to 240 sqft – 2.0 ton
• Up to 300 sq ft – 2.5 ton
• Up to 360 sqft – 3.0 ton
• Up to 480 sqft – 4.0 ton
• Up to 540 sq ft – 4.5 ton
• Up to 600 sq ft – 5.0 ton

• Consumes less power in comparison to a traditional AC.
• No voltage fluctuation.
• Keeps constant room temperature.
• Effective cooling.
• Suitable for small and large spaces.
• Safe for residential wiring due to lower power consumption.
• Environment-friendly.