R410A wall units have

02 May, 2004

Energy-efficient air conditioning is provided by inverter-driven heating/cooling units that have been added to the range from LG.

Inverter-driven heating/cooling air-conditioning units using R410A have been added to LG’s single split wall-mounted range. With cooling capacities of 2.6 and 3.5 kW, these units incorporate the Nano Plasma air-purifying system. Other features include the Jet Cool rapid cooling system and wireless remote controller. To cool the room rapidly, cool air is blown at high speed for 30 minutes until the room reaches 18°C. For maximum comfort, the Chaos Swing feature mimics a natural breeze to minimise the temperature difference between high and low level in a room. Low noise levels are achieved using a streamlined fan with smoother air flow. The filter system comprises separate anti-fungus, deodorising filters with the Nano Plasma system using high-voltage electricity to remove microscopic contaminants and dust. The inverter drive is claimed to reduce energy costs by up to 44%.

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