General FAQs

What is the Average lifespan of a Unit?

A well-maintained split system air conditioner typically lasts above 10 years, depending on usage, and upkeep. Regular maintenance, including filter cleaning and system inspections, helps maximize efficiency and longevity.
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Why Choose Our Product?

Our new and efficient units provide cost savings and can easily replace old systems. With improved performance, energy efficiency, and advanced features, they offer a smart and reliable upgrade for any space.

Can split systems be used for heating in addition to cooling?

Absolutely! Modern split systems, equipped with advanced heat pump technology, provide both heating and cooling efficiently. Imagine the comfort of having one system that caters to your needs year-round, even in temperatures as low as -20°C. Say goodbye to separate heating and cooling units and hello to seamless comfort!

How does a split system affect air quality and comfort?

Split systems go beyond mere temperature control; they enhance your indoor environment. With advanced filtration systems, including multi-stage and MERV filters, and ionizers, these systems eliminate dust, allergens, and bacteria, ensuring clean and healthy air. Enjoy even airflow distribution, quiet operation, and smart sensors that adapt to your preferences. Elevate your comfort and well-being with our advanced split systems.

How do I choose the right size split system for my space?

The right size depends on several factors

Including:

  • Room Size – Larger rooms require more cooling capacity.
  • Ceiling Height – Higher ceilings may need a more powerful unit.
  • Climate & Region – Warmer areas often need higher capacity than cooler regions.
Choosing the right unit ensures energy efficiency and comfort

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Technical FAQs

What is BTU?

BTU stands for British Thermal Unit. It's a measure of heat energy. In HVAC, BTU/Hour indicates the amount of heat an air conditioner or heater can add or remove in one hour. A higher BTU/Hour rating means the unit has greater heating or cooling capacity.

What are COP, SEER, and HSPF?

COP, SEER, and HSPF are key efficiency ratings for HVAC systems. COP (Coefficient of Performance) measures how efficiently a system moves heat, with higher values indicating better energy savings. SEER (Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio) rates the cooling efficiency over a season, with higher numbers reflecting greater energy efficiency and lower operating costs. HSPF (Heating Seasonal Performance Factor) measures heating efficiency, with a higher rating indicating more efficient heating and reduced energy consumption. Together, these ratings help you choose systems that maximize energy savings and performance.

What is an Inverter Air Conditioner?

An inverter air conditioner uses advanced technology to regulate the compressor speed, allowing it to adjust cooling and heating power according to the room's needs. This results in greater energy efficiency, faster cooling/heating, and quieter operation compared to traditional units. With an inverter AC, you can enjoy consistent comfort while saving on energy bills.

What is defrost operation?

Defrost operation is a process in heat pumps where the system temporarily reverses its cycle to melt frost that accumulates on the outdoor coil during heating mode in cold weather. This ensures efficient heat transfer.

What is hot start operation?

Hot start operation in heat pumps prevents cold air from blowing out when switching to heating mode. The system waits until the indoor coil is sufficiently heated before activating the fan, ensuring user comfort.

What is the recommended human comfort zone?

The recommended human comfort zone is typically between 68-78°F (20-26°C) with 40-60% relative humidity. This range provides optimal thermal comfort for most people.

What are the different types of compressors used in HVAC systems?

Two common types are rotary and scroll compressors:

  • Rotary Compressors: These use a rolling piston within a cylinder to compress refrigerant. They are typically compact, cost-effective, and often found in smaller systems like window units and some mini-splits.
  • Scroll Compressors: These use two interleaved spiral-shaped scrolls, one fixed and one orbiting, to compress refrigerant. They are known for their efficiency, quiet operation, and are commonly used in larger split systems and heat pumps.

Maintenance FAQs

What are Service and Maintenance for a Split System?

To keep your split system running efficiently, it's recommended to have it serviced every 3 to 6 months. Regular tasks include cleaning or replacing filters, checking refrigerant levels, inspecting the coils, and ensuring proper airflow. Professional maintenance helps extend the system's lifespan and improve energy efficiency.

What is Proper Clearance for Outdoor Units?

To ensure safe and efficient servicing, and to prevent potential hazards to residents, please do not place any items on top of the outdoor air conditioning unit.

How Do Air Purifying Filters Improve Indoor Air Quality?

Air purifying filters help create a healthier indoor environment by capturing common pollutants such as fine dust, pollen, smoke, and odors. They are particularly beneficial for individuals with dust allergies, improving overall air quality and comfort. To ensure optimal performance, remember to replace them regularly.