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1. Grooved Piping

Grooved piping in air conditioning systems refers to the use of copper pipes with internal grooves. These grooves enhance the efficiency of the heat exchange process by increasing the surface area within the pipes, which helps in better refrigerant flow and improved thermal conductivity. This results in more efficient cooling and energy savings.

2. Inverter Split AC

An inverter split air conditioner uses an inverter to control the speed of the compressor motor, allowing it to continuously regulate the temperature. This contrasts with traditional AC units that turn the compressor on and off to regulate temperature. The benefits of inverter technology include:

• Energy Efficiency: Reduced power consumption and lower electricity bills.
• Quieter Operation: Continuous operation leads to less noise.
• Consistent Comfort: More precise temperature control without fluctuations.

3. IDU Anti Corrosion Coating

The IDU (Indoor Unit) Anti Corrosion Coating is a protective layer applied to the indoor unit of an air conditioner to prevent corrosion. This coating is particularly beneficial in environments with high humidity or salt air, such as coastal areas. The advantages include:

• Extended Lifespan: Protection from rust and corrosion, prolonging the unit's life.
• Improved Performance: Maintains the efficiency of the heat exchanger by preventing degradation.

4. Wide & Long Airflow

Wide & Long Airflow refers to the ability of the air conditioner to distribute air evenly and across a larger area. This feature ensures that the cooled air reaches every corner of the room, providing uniform cooling. Some benefits include:

• Enhanced Comfort: Eliminates hot spots within the room.
• Faster Cooling: Rapid cooling of the entire space due to efficient air distribution.