Split duct is used for all residential, office and commercial purposes. The use of ducting for this air conditioning system has increased its efficiency and its use for several rooms at the same time, this feature is actually one of the things that distinguishes it from wall splits and the most important difference between air conditioners and split ducts. is The presence of ventilation channels makes the air (cold or hot) evenly distributed in all parts of the building.
Duct Split with Fixed Round Compressor
The compressor of this type of split duct, as its name suggests, works at a constant speed. This means that it always consumes a constant amount of electricity for cooling. For example, if the room temperature is 30 degrees and we want to increase it to 25 degrees with a split duct, the compressor will be turned on by consuming a constant amount of electricity (for example, 15 amps) and will turn off after the ambient temperature reaches 25 degrees. Then, if the ambient temperature rises, it will turn on again and consume the same amount of amperes.
Inverter Duct Split (Inverter)
Duct split inverter consumes electricity according to the amount of cooling it produces or the difference between the ambient temperature and the thermostat on the device. For example, if we want to increase the room temperature from 30 to 25 degrees, when we turn on the split duct, the compressor starts consuming electricity (for example, it starts from 3 amps and reaches 15 amps) to bring the room temperature to our desired temperature. deliver Now, as it gets closer to the desired temperature, the compressor will work at a lower speed and, as a result, consume less electricity; For example, when it reaches 26 degrees, it may consume 4 amps of electricity. But unlike the normal split duct, it never turns off completely.
The benefits of Duct Split
More power, saving water and electricity, occupying less space and lower electricity consumption of Split Duct compared to conventional air conditioners. New and up-to-date split duct system and the possibility of automatic temperature adjustment according to the environment The possibility of injecting fresh air from outside the building into the ventilated environment Distribution of hot or cold air in a balanced way into the air-conditioned environment (through air transfer channels).
Low maintenance cost It is possible to control the cost and reduce the electricity consumption of split duct according to the needs of the ventilated building Having an air filter and injecting fresh and pollution-free air into the ventilated environment The cost-effectiveness of using a split duct with a hot water coil, due to the supply of hot water by the engine room or package
Disadvantages of Duct Split
It is not possible to manually adjust the temperature for any of the rooms in the air-conditioned environment. Because the split duct transfers hot or cold air through a common channel. The split duct ventilates all parts of the environment. In this case, even if a part of the environment does not need ventilation (that is, it is empty and unused), the split duct still does the work of air conditioning and causes energy loss. Split duct uses a fan to circulate the air in the ventilated environment. Therefore, if there is silence, the sound of this fan can be heard and may cause discomfort to people.
