What Type of Air Conditioner Fits Your Lifestyle? Find Out in 2 Minutes

To pick an air conditioner, it's not simple to only refer to the horse power and the price. It should follow your lifestyle, using habits and living environment so that it truly saves money and comforts us.

Which habit does your lifestyle belong to?

1. Stay-at-home people (full-time workers at home, freelancers, families with children)

Long-time operation of the air conditioners, almost the whole day.

Recommendation:

• Inverter wall mounted air conditioner/ceiling cassette air conditioner
• Better energy-saving effect, more stable temperature.
• Combined with intelligent thermostatic control, it could cut down the electricity bill with comfort.

2. Office workers/commuters

Nobody stays at home in the daytime, only using the air conditioner at night or on weekends.

Recommendation:

• Non-inverter wall split air conditioner + intelligent socket or timer.
• Low cost and suitable for short term usage.
• We can set a time to power off the AC to avoid a waste of electricity.

3. Large house, multi-room family.

Many rooms are required with cooling/heating.

Recommendation:

• VRF system/Central AC system
• One-drive-many design, whole room temperature control.
• Energy-efficient and elegant in the long run.

4. Only use the ac in bedroom (single/couple)

Only turn on the AC when sleeping; there's no need for whole room cooling.

Recommendation:

• Silent mini split air conditioner/1 HP inverter air conditioner.
• Quiet, energy-saving, and does not disturb sleep.
• With sleep mode, more considerate.

5. Renters/Temporary Residence

No need for complex machines; cost first.

Recommendation:

• Portable AC/window AC/mini split AC units
• Easy installation for short-term usage.
• Can be taken away at any time, suitable for different rooms.

How to decide quickly?

Answer the below 3 questions, and you will know which AC is suitable for you.

• When do you mainly use the air conditioner? (all day/evening/weekend)
• Do you live alone or with a family?
• Which do you value more, the budget or energy efficiency of the air conditioner?