WINDOW AC

A Window Air Conditioner (AC) is a self-contained air conditioning unit designed to be installed in a window or a hole in a wall. It is one of the most common and affordable types of AC systems used for cooling single rooms or small spaces. Unlike split ACs, window ACs house all the components—compressor, condenser, evaporator, and fan—within a single unit, making them easy to install and use.

Key Features of Window ACs

• Compact Design: Window ACs are compact, with all components housed in a single unit. This makes them ideal for rooms where space is limited.
• Single Unit Operation: Unlike split ACs, which have separate indoor and outdoor units, a window AC houses all components in one box, simplifying installation and maintenance.
• Energy Efficiency: Window ACs can be energy-efficient, especially models with high Energy Efficiency Ratio (EER) or Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio (SEER) ratings. Many newer models come with energy-saving features such as programmable timers, sleep modes, and eco modes.
• Easy Installation: Window ACs are relatively easy to install in a window frame or a wall opening, making them a popular choice for renters or homeowners who need a temporary cooling solution.
• Dehumidification: Most window AC units come with a dehumidification function, which reduces humidity levels in the room, making the environment more comfortable.
• Adjustable Airflow: Window ACs often have adjustable vents, allowing users to direct the airflow to different areas of the room for better cooling distribution.