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Wall Series Air Conditioning
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sleek lines, noiseless working, superior air purification system and
wide angled air flow makes HIGH-TECH the international benchmark for
split air conditioners. Also makes it perfect for residence & small
offices. The modular air conditioning system gives you freedom for
installation. You do not have to change the room's symmetry to fit the
air-conditioner. Now you and your family can enjoy fresh, clean &
odorless air in your room, in style.
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Air-Conditioners are available in 1 Ton, 1.5 Ton, 2 Tons & 3 Tons
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HIGH-TECH
Air-Conditioners are equipped with three stage state-of-the-art filters.
- The Pre-filter
traps the dust particles.
- The Anti-Fungus
polyproplyne honeycomb filter.
- Activated carbon
deodorizing filter
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Air-Conditioners offer four way air distribution with Horizontal or
Vertical auto swing. |
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HIGH-TECH
Air-Conditioners are equipped with Fuzzy Logic Microprocessor for
efficient & economical performance. |
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condensing unit houses power saving Kirloskar compressor. It gives wide
range of features specially suited to Indian conditions, wide operating
voltage, noiseless working, economical running, powder coating for
durability.
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Split
systems offer higher efficiency and reduced noise without a large hole
in the wall or an open window. By separating the compressor and
condenser coil from the fan and evaporator coil, the noisiest component
is away from the room. The indoor unit will usually have remote control
capabilities and a timer to cycle the system only when needed. The
indoor unit is called an air handler because it has the evaporator coil,
blower, and controls inside. The outdoor unit is called the condenser.
They are connected together with refrigerant piping and control wiring,
similar to a central system. |
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ductless means simply that no ductwork is involved. The system is
comprised of two units: a slim-line outdoor condenser, and an indoor air
handler. The condenser supplies coolant to the air handler through
refrigerant lines that run through a small opening in the wall or
ceiling and into the back of the unit. The air handler takes in supply
air from the room through the front grill and dispenses the newly-cooled
air back into the room. For certain models special filters are available
that promote added humidity control and filtration. |
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