Window AC vs. Split AC: Which Is Better?

1
Window AC vs. Split AC Which Is Better?
2
When deciding between Window AC and Split AC,
factors like capacities, designs, prices,
aesthetics, and practicality of use all come into
play. Even though both operate on the same
principles, they are used in different contexts
due to their unique qualities.
3
Layout
The condenser, compressor, expansion valve or
coil, evaporator, cooling coil, and other
components are all housed in a single, compact,
portable box known as a Window air
conditioner. A split air conditioner has an
outdoor unit and an indoor unit. The compressor,
condenser, and expansion valve are components of
the outdoor unit, while the capillary tube
(expansion element), evaporator, and cooling fan
are components of the indoor unit.
4
Space
Window air conditioner requires more space than
split ac. It has been put in the window. As a
result, the majority of installations are dark
and pose a security risk. It takes up less room
than a window air conditioner. The outdoor unit
is mounted at a suitable location outside the
building, and the indoor unit is mounted on the
wall of your room. It is advised to keep a
maximum distance of 6 meters between the two
units.
5
Capacity Range
The size of the room affects the window air
conditioner's capacity. The window air
conditioner comes in capacities between 0.75 and
2.5 tons. The size of the room determines the
Split AC's capacity. The size of the Split AC
ranges from 0.8 tons to 3 tons.
6
Advantages

• To keep carbon dioxide levels below 700 ppm, an
  open vent on a window air conditioner allows cool
  air produced by the unit to circulate alongside
  fresh air brought in from outside.
• Installing a window air conditioner is simple.
  Except for the window framework done by a
  carpenter or fabricator, it doesn't require
  skilled labour. The window air conditioner is
  simple to service and maintain.
• Split air conditioning's main benefit is that it
  can be installed almost anywhere without
  obstructing windows or sunlight.
• The indoor unit produces only a small amount of
  noise (about 50 dB) inside the conditioned space
  because its condenser unit is outside.

7
www.hitachiaircon.com/in
Thank You
customercare_at_jci-hitachi.com 91-11-22717161/62