Great! So inverter or non-inverter type?
If that question gave you pause—if you’ve ever wondered what the differences between them were—then you’re in luck! In this article, we’re going to break down the pros and cons of each one, and hopefully make it easier to decide which one to get for your home or office.
The Big Difference
An important part of an AC’s anatomy is its compressor. This component, as its name suggests, compresses refrigerant gas into liquid form. Now in liquid form, the refrigerant begins to cool, which transforms the hot, warm, or lukewarm air it takes in into the cool, refreshing air you wanted.
In non-inverter ACs, the compressor has set operations and can only switch between being turned off and being switched to full power. In inverter ACs however, there is a controllable compressor unit that can vary its energy output as needed.