A few years ago, having air conditioning at home was an option only for some households. But today it is so commonplace that the vast majority of homes and businesses use some form of air conditioning. But which one to choose? And what types of air conditioners are there for the home?
Let's take a look at the different types of air conditioners. Then you can decide which one you need for your home.
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The split type of air conditioning consists of two units. One of them (the split unit) is installed inside and expels the hot air outwards, generating cooler air that stays inside the room.
This system is similar to the previous one because its operation is identical. The difference is that this one has several internal splits, which are usually used to air-condition different rooms or even a very large one (as is the case in commercial premises).
The two previous models have one thing in common: the split air conditioner is usually installed high up on the wall. But it is not always practical to do it this way. This is why many people choose to use a cassette air conditioner
This type of air conditioner is distinguished by the fact that the indoor unit is in the ceiling. They are low in height and avoid taking up unnecessary wall space. The ducts that connect it to the outdoor compressor run through the false ceiling. And the main advantage is that they distribute the air better in large spaces. It is ideal for large rooms or lounges and for offices.
This system is similar to the previous one because the ducts are also installed in the false ceiling. But the difference is that the cold air enters the rooms through small, subtle grilles. They are widely used in hotels, but it is also common to see them in new homes that include pre-installation.
The inverter system is a technology for regulating the frequency of the electrical cycle of air conditioners, more specifically the compressor. Its advantage is that it avoids starting and stopping the compressor many times. This maintains the temperature better and avoids unnecessary energy consumption.
