A ductless AC is installed close to the ceiling and distributes air from its lower part. Its advantages include saving space in the room and effectively cooling the entire space easily, but in winter it is less effective than a central mini, since the tendency of the warm air is to rise.

A cassette AC is a large air conditioner that is installed in a hidden place in the house and condenses air into the rooms of the house through ducts. Its advantages are that it cools the whole house and saves space and money, but it should be noted that its energy consumption can be relatively high.

An inverter AC uses variable speed compressor technology, which allows it to maintain a constant temperature through the use of little energy and to change the electrical power according to the temperature in the room, unlike normal air conditioners that work with ON/OFF technology.

High savings in electricity consumption, maintaining a stable temperature and saving on maintenance expenses in the long run, in addition to quiet operation and no cold and heat waves.

In order to choose an air conditioner effectively, you should think about the size of the space in square meters and also about the height of the ceiling.

The exact power is measured in BTU and for information purposes we use the term horse power. For example, a 1 hp AC is suitable for rooms up to 12-13 square meters, with a cooling output of about 9,000 BTU.

To choose an economical air conditioner, you should check the energy label where the power rating of the air conditioner appears, from A (the most economical) to G. Choosing a high-grade air conditioner can save you a lot of electricity expenses over the years.