Inverter vs None Inverter Air Conditioning

Inverter vs None Inverter Air Conditioners

Inverter air conditioners are more energy-efficient and provide more consistent temperature control than non-inverter models. Inverter air conditioners use a variable-speed compressor that adjusts its speed to maintain the desired temperature, while non-inverter air conditioners use a fixed-speed compressor that operates at full power when turned on, Atlas Air Conditioning offer our clients a complete comprehensive selection on both Inverter as we as None Inverter Air Conditioning ranging from Midea, LG, Samsung, Alliance, Dainkin, Carrier and many more leading brands. Contact us and speak to a consultant who will happily advise you and help you find the best HVAC system for your needs.

Here's a more detailed comparison:

• Energy Efficiency:

Inverter air conditioners can save up to 30-50% more energy than non-inverter units by minimizing start-stop cycles and adjusting the compressor speed to match the cooling needs. Non-inverter units cycle on and off repeatedly, wasting energy. 

• Temperature Control:

Inverter air conditioners maintain a consistent temperature by continuously adjusting the compressor speed, while non-inverter units can fluctuate in temperature as they cycle on and off. 

• Noise Level:

Inverter air conditioners generally operate more quietly than non-inverter units because the compressor doesn't have to start and stop frequently. 

• Cost:

Inverter air conditioners typically have a higher initial cost than non-inverter models, but they can save you money over time due to lower energy consumption. 

• Maintenance:

Non-inverter units are generally easier to repair and maintain, with more readily available parts.