Knowledge & advice
How does an air conditioner work?
The first air conditioners were large and made a lot of noise. The new generation of air conditioners are not only good-looking but also feature the latest technology. They are compact and do their job flawlessly and silently.
Air conditioning controls temperature, air movement and dehumidification.
Every (good) air conditioner consists of an indoor unit and an outdoor unit. The indoor unit draws in air from the room. After passing through the dust filter, the air is cooled by an environmentally friendly refrigerant that is continuously pumped around the air conditioning system. It absorbs the heat from the indoor air that needs to be cooled.
After cooling, the cooled and filtered air is blown back into the room. Once the refrigerant has turned into a gas by being heated by the indoor air, it is passed to the outdoor unit. There it becomes liquid again through cooling by the outside air.
The refrigerant is then fed back inside and the cooling cycle starts again.
Did you know, incidentally, that all our air conditioners come as standard with an energy-efficient heat pump? So: dehumidification, cooling, heating and air purification in one appliance? That saves energy (up to 40%!) and space.
