How Inverter A.C Differ From Normal A.C

An inverter is a device for converting frequency. Inverter air-conditioners vary their cooling/heating capacity by adjusting the power supply frequency of their compressors.
An inverter type air-conditioner adjusts the speed of the compressor to control the refrigerant (gas) flow rate, thereby consuming less current and power. An inverter has precise temperature control and as the set temperature is attained, the unit adjusts its capacity to eliminate any temperature fluctuations.

Inverter A.C:

 Normal A.C:

In contrast, non-inverter airconditioners have a fixed cooling/ heating capacity and can only control the indoor temperature by starting or stopping their compressors.

Non-inverter air-conditioners stops and starts repeatedly. The power consumption and current goes down when the operation stops, but it goes up sharply at the time of restart and thus it has high average power consumption and temperature variations. As a result, inverter airconditioners are more energy-saving and comfortable than non-inverter air-conditioners.

Inverter air-conditioners are able to vary their operating capacity. Non-inverter air-conditioners can only operate at a fixed capacity.

Inverter A.C:

Normal A.C:

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