A "Non-Inverter Air Conditioner" refers to a type of air conditioning system that uses a traditional compressor without inverter technology. In contrast to inverter air conditioners, non-inverter systems have a compressor that operates in a simple on-off manner.

Main Features:
- Nano Aqua Ionizer
- Triple Airflow
- Anti Corrosion
- Ultimate Cool

Compressor Operation
In a non-inverter air conditioner, the compressor turns on at full capacity when the indoor temperature needs to be lowered (cooling mode) or raised (heating mode). Once the desired temperature is reached, the compressor shuts off completely until the temperature deviates again. This results in more frequent and abrupt starts and stops.

Energy Efficiency
Non-inverter air conditioners are generally less energy-efficient compared to inverter systems. The frequent on-off cycling of the compressor consumes more energy and can lead to less efficient operation, especially during partial cooling loads.

Temperature Fluctuations
The cycling nature of non-inverter systems can lead to temperature fluctuations within the space being cooled or heated. The indoor temperature might experience some variations before the compressor kicks in again.

Noise
Non-inverter air conditioners can be noisier compared to inverter systems due to the abrupt starting and stopping of the compressor.

Initial Cost
Non-inverter air conditioners often have a lower upfront cost compared to inverter models, which might make them more budget-friendly for some consumers.

Simplicity and Durability
The lack of complex inverter technology can make non-inverter systems relatively simple and durable. Their components might have a longer lifespan due to fewer frequent changes in operation.