Inverter AC vs Normal AC

[@brendascally116]

As an HVAC contractor, I just wanted to congratulate you on a job well done. You've communicated very effectivly how the technology works at various levels and completely understandable to the average person.

[@karllacdao3088]

He forget that inverter pcb board is expensive also there is a trouble even u buy a new pcb board still have some problem maybe sometimes because of diff. Manufacturer that may 2ble the problem of consumer also the price is high much better to buy a new acu..

[@sarthakthakkar1474]

@@karllacdao3088 Yes I was wondering the same. He missed that point.

[@MethmalDhananjaya]

Finally, An Indian guy without Clickbait English Title and speaking in their Native Language.

[@aravind.a]

What do you mean by native?

[@FullStackAce]

True Talk

[@nitin7218]

@@aravind.a he means NOT speaking in native language.

[@aravind.a]

@@nitin7218 so it is appriciation? then fine :)

[@hg2.]

Too much accent for American audiences. Would easier to understand if it were written and had Adobe PDF do the reading.

[@msr9596]

First time came across such a lucid straight to the business talk! 👍🏽 No hype, no jargon no masala and useless graphics.. wishing you all the best and many more such videos for people who wants to know and without any fuss!

[@Lucentlens]

[From the UK, April 2022] This is the most fantastic explanation & comparison that I have seen anywhere - thank you sir!!

[@agbojuleemmanuelayomide5029]

The ability to make others know what one knows is indeed a gift. effective explanation is underrated. Watched some videos before getting to this but this guy went straight to the point and explained it clearly. Thank you.

[@manupratap0802]

I love the way u explain....no nonsense...point to point ...great work

[@mrrekt2272]

Incredibly explained!!! The concept and differences between a Normal and Inverter AC have been very distinctly explained in your video. Definitely worth my time! Thanks! Keep up the good work! 👏

[@LenyR0SE]

We recently had an inverter installed to our 2 story home and you can feel the difference vs the normal ac. So happy with it!

[@manikantan4809]

what ac did yuo buy exactly and how much did it cost?

[@terra_ryzer]

i googled about inverter and how it works but I came here and knew what i wanted ... thank you brother :)

[@kiranpawar8582]

you have very clearly mentioned the differences...thanks for this video

[@alfaking456]

agreed

[@catlover4871]

I want imverter ac

[@abdulazeezkuttikolveedu5639]

Super Vedio.

[@linmk541]

I like when he actually recommends and gives out specific conditions rather than typical "depends on your choice" bs. Thanks for the great work.

[@brianho6625]

I was told energy saving is a gimck. When actually compared how much electricity used between same power Inverter AC and Normal AC unit, no significant cost saving (I.e. 10% saving electricity saving). But the initial cost and long term maintenance cost are much higher for Inverter AC unit. From cost effective point of view, domestic use is not worth. For commercial and industrial use it may be economical.

[@weeb_realm]

You're wrong

[@brianho6625]

@@weeb_realm I have real experience, I bought a brand Carrier spitted type Air conditioner and was certified dead 12 month later (not the mechical part failure > but only the minor component of the circuit board for control the variable frequency failure....) The technician said that manufacturer will only replace the failure full circuit board instead of repair the failure electronics component (only guarantee free circuits board replacement for next 12 months > but owner need to re-erect scaffold for technican's access during the replacement at onwer's cost again). As the machine was installed at the wall panel of high riase building, it need expensive scaffold erection cost (same cost as the machine🥴) The technican recommended me using another brand new traditional machine "i.e. fixed frequency type machine without complicated electronic control circuit board" for avoiding future circuit board failure... As the cost for replacement is too expensive in my case (erecting scaffold outside the wall panel at high rise building). So whether AC convertor technology are save cost is case by case. In my case, I avoid AC inverter machine due to not reliable control board able to function without maintenance upto 5 years or longer. So I prefer to use traditional machine, which has proof record for no maintenance at least for 60 months.

[@weeb_realm]

@@brianho6625 I respect your experience. But in my case, inverter AC works for me. Also, it depends upon the location like in open areas like shops, living rooms conventional ACs are best, but for sealed rooms like bedroom, Inverter ACs are best.

[@ayylmao224]

I just moved to India and need to buy an AC. My dude, your video was tremendously helpful. Before this video, I watched another one by Technical Guruji. I clicked on that video because it has many more views and his channel has millions of subs. But he kept on talking without offering anything succinct. He just kept blabbering while saying nothing at the same time. Your video was concise and told me everything I need to know, without any unnecessary details. Thanks and keep it up

[@franciscobbinah5782]

Pls what is the full name DC and AC

[@RR42636]

@@franciscobbinah5782 pls sir, email me at [e-mail] for full AC and DC details

[@flybyairplane3528]

Francis Cobbinah AC= ALTERNATING CURRENT DC = DIRECT CURRENT CHEERS 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@bapu1100]

I am using daikin inverter AC since 2014. My feedback is its a good AC. You have to do regular service to get best cooling. But unfortunately its PCB got some issue, & today i changed it. Indoor pcb cost Rs. 6020 plus service charges. Inverter AC Maintance is high compared to Normal AC. But yes it saves a lot of money in electricity. If you are a heavy user of AC then go for Inverter.

[@haroldwestrich3312]

Thank you for your video, I'm from USA, Was a Union Sheet Metal Worker and we did HVAC (Heating Ventilation Air Conditioning) GREAT EXPLANATIONS! ! ! Great Visuals too ! !

[@docpeewee123]

however when the PCB of the inverter AC has malfuntioned, it would be difficult and expensive to replace since there are 2 one in the indoor unit the other in the outdoor. Conventional AC can be converted to manual once the PCB malfunctions.

[@flybyairplane3528]

docpeewee123 if YOUR ELECTRIC SUPPLY IS CRAP, then likely you might have problems, A friend in FLORIDA has an INVERTED SYSTEM 6 YEARSNOW, AND HAS NEVER EVER HAD ANYTHING GO WRONG WITH IT , LOUSEY ELECTRIC, OR LIGHTENING causes problems . Cheers 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@sasha-leelawrence1564]

Thank you so much for explaining this so plainly at straight to the point. No marketing and flashy language. Much appreciated.

[@big5041]

I haven't even fished watching the video but am going to subscribe only because you have explained it so well , even a layman can understand. Well done . I like this . I just got my LG inverter AC and wanted understand how it works .

[@ashhempsall9803]

Wonderfully, clearly, rationally, swiftly explained - all I needed to know. Thank You Sir!

[@omjayaram]

thank u, even the ppl who sell acs cant give an explanation like this now i know what ac to buy for my needs

[@alhassanzayyanu5712]

Honestly speaking inverter AC is less cooling than normal AC. It also has more electrical problems than normal ac. In Nigeria where i live alot of people prefer normal ac than inverter because of its technical problems

[@beardguy861]

Seems like you forgot to talk about the cost that might incur when one or more electronic board in the inverter AC gets damaged. For example you might think that you have saved ₹10, 000 annually in electricity bill. And when an electronic board in the inverter AC got damaged, in average it would cost around ₹10, 000 and the availability of the spares is questionable. Now decide which is better.

[@alizay3026]

So true. Inverter A.C. is simply a waste of money. I had the same issue. Literally the company couldn't even fix it as it became a complicated issue. We had to discard the A.c

[@sanjaysahni5377]

Same here repenting buying 2 inveter Ac of Daikin .

[@thomasjust2663]

In Mexico almost nobody wants the inverter type precisely because the reasons you stated, also the power from the electrical company is not very stable and the electronics are very sensitive to power fluctuations and can be easily damaged, the parts are difficult to find or are very expensive some places flat out refuse to sell or service them.

[@janami-dharmam]

After servicing (repair), I found out that the fellow has bypassed the board completely and now it acts like a regular AC. The kind of service work done is horrible.

[@NishitShukla]

@@thomasjust2663 Are you a Mexican or an Indian living in Mexico?

[@MikeEmenike]

Indians are the best when they want to explain something, thank you so much! This video really cleared all my confusion.

[@venkateswararaochowdary9912]

you have very clearly mentioned the differences. between Normal Ac vs Inverter ac ..thanks for this video

[@rrrnaidu8558]

Foreigners make fun of Indians calling us Tech guys. But I feel proud, we should wear it as a badge of honour.

[@KhalidKamalReasonbeforepassion]

Thank you for an educational video. But some points need clarification. 1. Start up or Motor Inrush current, agree that it can as high as 3x the Full load current, but this inrush current is needed only fraction of a second. What is the EER and SEER of the inverter AC? Of course if the AC is hooked up to solar energy system then it won't effect you bill at all.

[@MrSamteq]

Invertor ac an work in DC supply also, so it can work in solar DC power without invertor. Invertor ac can work in low voltages also, stabiliser is not required

[@chinnaprasad8727]

All a.c will works on solar....

[@markk2745]

You better have a lot of solar panels or way to store electricity to run any kind of aircon. Even 1/2 HP is going to suck a lot of energy.

[@catlover4871]

Yes

[@robertl.fallin7062]

@@markk2745 Inverter a/c units are soft startup which eliminates the need for panels double or even triple the locked motor ratings found in regular airco.

[@sanvalders6594]

Nice explanation. Greetings from the Philippines.

[@marin5381]

有微信嚒

[@পাপ্পু]

উপস্থাপনের লিখিত রূপ (subtitle) আর স্থানীয় ভাষার সংস্করণ প্রচারের অনুরোধ করিতেছি। আপনার উপস্থাপনা মানের

[@jimhill-bkk8550]

But what you didn't mention: Why the term 'Inverter', what is the relevance of the noun Inverter to variable speed compressor?

[@mayjanealgabre4065]

We're planning to buy an AC and I'm currently doing my research or crowdsourcing before buying 1, Thank you for a better explanation, sir. Keep it up. Big help for someone like me who doesn't have enough knowledge when it comes to better AC.

[@edi.duzit23]

What did u buy?

[@arnelaguha8356]

The best explanation I've seen. Better than what I've seen from google. Nice job Mr!

[@taixiangqi9872]

The ozone friendly part is not relevant anymore for new AC, now all the AC used R410A or R32 gas. No matter normal or inverter model

[@rajadas5825]

Your explanation clear up all the confusions, thank you very much

[@GlossaME]

Is is cost efficient to heat up a small house during the winter, using an AC system? Thank you

[@angadbirsingh2440]

Normal A.C. also uses 410A and R32 gas. Premium brands and even bluestar uses in normal A.C.. And for bigger rooms, normal AC are always better. Becz due to uneven speeds of Inverter AC, temp cannot be maintained.

[@rupamshree3619]

Such explanatory and understandable video is hard to find on this topic.. Thanks for sharing

[@fmox88]

Yzz... You have covered almost things about the difference. Thank you for the info and love the communication.

[@fatemajunaid9407]

Genius work ! Very very helpful and informative ! Many Thanks !! Love from Pakistan 🇵🇰

[@bilalahmadpeer7937]

Really very good. I salute your intelligence & tact of explaining.

[@azrics]

This is very clear explanation! You deserve my subs ❤

[@jeanbertalberto255]

At last, a simple explanation when to use inverter or non-inverter type. Thanks!

[@aravindbhagath]

You nailed it man. What a clarity that you brought in. Thank you so much and I have thoroughly enjoyed this learning.

[@specialized29er86]

My brand new box air conditioners run all the time and don't turn off so is that saving power compared to the normal AC you mentioned.

[@rylliteratus7907]

Inverter unit is like disposable unit, they give 5 to 10 years for the compressor, because they knew that the circuit board or inververt board will damage first, if any abnormality in the operation of the unit, and the warranty of inverter board is only 1 years, and if its damage after the due date, the price of the board is more or less a half price of the new unit.... And they telling a 50 to 80% energy saving? No its not... But for your curiosity buy one and let say what is your feed back regarding inverter unit.

[@kratosgow09]

R410A or R32? They're almost the same. We have a Daikin inverter split type R32 and a Whirlpool inverterplus split type R410A barely any noticable difference. We use them for nearly 8 years now, its still going strong, we only maintain and clean them once a year.

[@mohamedrafi8872]

Thanks. I have couple of LG Normal (Non Inverter) ACs, running fine for 15 yrs. might spent couple of thousands for maintenance or small issues. Today thought of considering to take Daikin Normal. Because i hear No more Normal ACs from LG and so-called Daikin branding. not sure if this is the right option.

[@oxerification]

Clean and insightful explanation. Straight forward and just what I need. Great job!

[@wiccoolaircon9969]

Cost of parts, Inverter AC boards and parts are very high as compared to normal ac parts. The price of the boards (especially outdoor board) is over half the cost of the ac.

[@Nathaniel_Peterson]

For many people, the quieter operation of the inverter-type ACs is enough to sell it.

[@jasimalmeri1602]

I repaired the external board. I used the a/c less than 2 years and it cost 100$. New board cost around 300$😮.

[@reekaur6111]

Very informative video, but does Inverter AC runs at low voltage also? Thanks.

[@SmartMoneyRyan]

The compressor restarting does not use 3x more energy. The issue is normal ac's do not shut off very often and have pretty dumb controls. Inverter ac's usually have humidity sensors and other sensors, these are what save power. While keeping you more comfortable.

[@auny87]

Great analysis and comparison. Extremely clear, concise and efficient. Great job!

[@ajaysomeshwar819]

Excellent video. Short and to the point. Thank you.

[@nonsquid]

Can you explain how a heavier than air gas like Freon gets to the upper atmosphere to destroy the ozone?

[@flybyairplane3528]

nonsquid None of current day units have that problem, cheers 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@mohdfarhan2610]

I heard that inverter ac PCB would damage easily . The cost of repairing is too much that's why companies give only one year warranty on inverter ac . Since last three years do you have any problems in inverter ac. Thanks

[@raghukumar5101]

My inverter AC board got spoiled and Samsung asking for 15000 to replace

[@namemy3844]

you are Wright

[@deepaksher1155]

Pr panasonic compnay aur Samsung 5 saal pcb ki gurnate de rhe h lekin thoda menga

[@vito_keys]

Some inverter AC compressors do turn off under certain circumstances. For example, if the temperature is set to anything higher than 24 degrees in a small room (such as bedrooms), the compressor might turn off, especially during colder weather. However, when it restarts, it instantly adjust to low power instead of starting at full power.

[@retailzone99]

They say of the room is under terrace... Direct sunlight than inverter ac won't work well to keep ur room cool. Is that so ?

[@firstlast-pt5pp]

it's the direct current (DC) compressor that uses half the power of an alternating current (AC) compressor to compress the same amount - that's why the CEER for dc compressors are up to 2x higher than ac compressors - all dc compressors require an inverter board to control/run it hence they are called/discribed as "inverter" air conditioners

[@sney4196]

Currently, I have a normal AC and I’m wondering if the cost to run it continuously or turn it off and on throughout the day. I live in the country where the electrical cost K/HR is very high.

[@jonathanyu6231]

If using inverter aircon.. that is too large for a room... will the compressor goes on and off ? Thus not efficient?

[@jonmanilenio]

what about LG Dual inverter (LA100EC model window type)? its eco mode stops the compressor and the fan when the desired temperature is reached (actually, -1 or -2 of desired temp before it stops the compressor and fan), then it turns on the fan and compressor to maintain the desired temperature.

[@rbattle2u]

Thanks for putting this together. It provides enough information to help me easily decide.

[@atadali9711]

Thanks for perfect info. I need to know a specific thing. In piston type only 2 types of control signals: ON-signal, when temp is more.. and OFF-signal, when temp is less. So what are the signal types in inverter type? And is it possible to convert them to be only the 2 ON and OFF signals?

[@Arbazabbas]

Inverter a.c. spares parts are so expansive? Compare with normal a.c. ?

[@praveenchauhan2047]

Finally, I understood the difference, thanks

[@rico8chandra]

Can we uesd back the same piping? almost 10 years Aircon cooling ok normal AC to Invertor Ac Keep the old piping safe ??

[@Gloppp]

Thank you, this is a very detailed explanation but you have made it very digestible - Great post, & your power point skills are top notch :D

[@SachinRSave]

Very well explained. Covered all the technical aspects beautifully. 👍

[@sathishkumar-et8xg]

Very well explained, even a fresh person can understand easily, keep rockzzzz.,

[@DV-tc1yr]

Thank you for this video very informative, i have installed a LG mini split unit today and love it!

[@vernonjosol9208]

How about the maintenance parts of inverter a/c and also suffer of power interruption inverter is good?

[@mohammednayif6557]

Inverter ac both board controlling system(indoor- board controol, outdoor-board controol.), so Maitanence charge costly, long time spend. Then normal ac only indoor board controol in system(outdoor - only capaciter,contater) so Maitanence charge very low.then no long time spend. Then I choose normal ac (In case of house,like that etc..)

[@victorkosasi7872]

That's smart thinking..Inverter will cost more for maintenance and broken..Imagine you put mainboard at outdoor unit,AC is running (super hot) and you put outdoor unit at very sunny place (AC is running) ..So imagine how hot that outdoor unit..Mainboard will broke after warranty...

[@wahidaamalin4532]

I'm not so understand.. please suggest me to use whether non inverter or inverter aircond for home use ?

[@EVA-ki5vw]

Thanks Dear it's very informative and easy to understand

[@rockiek4779]

Really very well explained. With knowledge, you seem to have good explaining skills also. Thank you !

[@dats_it929]

Brilliant, detailed, short comparison video among the 2 A/C's. Great job my friend!'💯

[@nt4hx]

Some parts are correct. However for electric consumptions, if he is referring to ideal condition (same size room and insulated properly) - yes inverter is better. In closed room the inverter is the way to go. But for living room or room with lot's of leaks (windows with direct sunlight) - inverter or non-inverter are the same (maybe inverter electric consumption are more) due to the compressor will run at full speed for longer to achieve set temperature hence there's no point for using inverter which cost more. So the electric consumptions of inverter or non-inverter air-condition depends on where it is used and optimum cooling power size (i.e: BTU vs Area). If you use 1HP unit for large area, it will run at full speed for longer duration and compressor will be frequently one-off\low-high speed which cause higher electrical consumption and wear-tear. So to save electric bills, do calculate your room size and what cooling power it requires. If In ideal condition yes the video is correct however need better example. Thank you.

[@pramukhpadmaperuma894]

Thank You! My doubts are now cleared!!

[@abdullahm5794]

Big Thanks to you brother from Saudi Arabia ♡♡

[@retailzone99]

Very nicely explained . what ac to buy terrace above direct sunlight room

[@josephyagappan1896]

Explanation at it's best!! Keep it up!!

[@jeswanthgrandhi]

Very good explanation and beautifully presented. Now that inverter AC uses ozone friendly refrigerant, I can use my AC guilt free. Thanks Also throw some light on single inverter, dual inverter and Triple inverter ACs

[@deepmani9180]

Hi sir I need clarification on inverter AC like here local /company technician is told me that inverter ACs are getting more problems in PCBs indoor/outdoor very frequently and PCB cost is too high ...pls clarify on this I am asking to getting knowledge pls share some knowledge... to your followers it is soo appreciable too..

[@supratimbasu1373]

looks good in theory, but practicality is somewhat different. Please contact your local service providers before opting for a new one.

[@leovice6505]

Normal AC: High starting wattage (2 x running wattage) But it's condenser is often off (saving a lot of power) Inverter AC: No surge wattage and uses about 30-40% less power Condenser is always on But without the data there is absolutely not enough information to say the idle state f the normal AC does not save more power than the continuous power wattage state of the inverter AC (and vice versa). Without the maths no conclusion can be made about true efficiency

[@prabjeetsingh1954]

There are plenty videos on KZbin where different practical experiments are performed on monthly basis showing the power consumption, and the results are in the favour of inverter AC showing less power consumption. You can check those videos out as well.

[@tamidis5500]

​@@prabjeetsingh1954link one, please.

[@eitaniron]

Good job, very clear and easy to understand. Thank you 👏

[@robertjustineduardo3395]

if the power consumption of the traditional AC is x3 due to power cycle/restart, would it still be the case if you remove the thermostat and just let the compressor go on and on without restarting? wouldn't it be just the same for the inverter?

[@stestar09]

Without a thermostat it will be working @ maximum capacity Without regulation so full power basically, which would even more costly

[@steveoas476]

I like your presentation, I am following your page straight up. Good job bro🤝

[@sudarshankhan2826]

Very simple but very effective, all doubts cleared. All this while i thought inverter ac means which cam run on inverter

[@tyrotrainer765]

i've watched a few of these videos, and this one is very good; however they all fail to address the elephant in the room, humidity. Relatively dry air feels cooler at a given temperature than humid air because moist air contains a lot of heat energy. A major part of aircon operation is concerned with removing humidiy and this process consumes a lot of power. You will probably have noticed that if you leave an airconditioned building, when it is hot and humid outside, your glasses/sunglasses fog up immediately - this is because the glasses were cool inside the building and were surrounded by a layer of dryish air - on contact with moist air the low temperature of the glasses causes the moisture in the air to condense onto the lens. What I'm getting at is that a significant advantage of inverter aircon is that the humidity level in the room is kept at an optimum level for the selected temperature and it is much easier and more energy efficient to maintain this level than to start from scratch every time the compressor starts up. I live in the Philippines and my aircon costs a lot more to run at this time of the year (wet season) than say January or February - dry season, despite an almost constant outside air temperature.

[@BlastbeatNS]

Nice explanation, but it is not worth the difference in money if you use it only for cooling, it is not using so much more power. And when it breaks, it will be much more exoensive to fix inverter.

[@Nathaniel_Peterson]

If you value having a quiet home, the difference is definitely worth it. Conventional ACs can be extremely loud.

[@BlastbeatNS]

@@Nathaniel_Peterson If you have money it's ok, but difference in price is not that small just for a quiet home. If we talk only about needs for cooling.

[@Nathaniel_Peterson]

@@BlastbeatNS Yeah, there's certainly subjective value placed on silence. Some people seem to tolerate the noise quite well, even prefer it during sleep. Personally, I prefer dead silence during sleep and waking hours, so a quieter AC is worth a lot to me, even if it means spending an extra $75. I try not to make splurge purchases, but I've never regretted the ones that have improved my sleep.

[@BlastbeatNS]

@@Nathaniel_Peterson That is very small difference in prices. Over here inverter AC is almost double as on/off one, and I talk about regular ones, not high quality.

[@Nathaniel_Peterson]

@@BlastbeatNS Wow, that is quite a difference. I was comparing online prices for 12,000 BTU units in the US. Inverter units are about $460 USD with conventional units being about $385 or so. What country are you in, if I may ask?

[@klassikalbeat68]

Does inverter ac works on low voltage 120v

[@NoorRefrigerationsystem]

Wow amazing video I love this channel ❤❤❤❤

[@elibap2892]

Great job! Your explanation is very easy to understand

[@ShubhamSingh-dx9os]

For 350sq feet haal inverter 1.5 ton ac works smoothly or we required powerfull 1.5 ton normal ac?

[@themoka2487]

Is the outdoor unit need a specific 🔌 PLUG 🔌 in case of inverted Ac ? Appreciate your support and keep on it’s really a valuable effort from you

[@palwindersingh9678]

No, the power to the outside unit is supplied from the power terminals present on the inside unit.

[@johnnielsen5933]

You explain it so simple and clear

[@exalmed]

Osum Bro! Nicely explained in simple layman language! Thanx

[@hardeepsingh-le7xh]

I have carrier ac window 1.5 ton ,,worked well 12 years without even a single problem... Inverter technology sounds good,but has yet to prove long life.thanks

[@LightAtEndOfTheTunnel]

local electric shops at my place, people says, we get more warranty when we purchase from any shops rather than online? is that true? does shopping from online provides less warranty(in any item) on AC?

[@engineeringmotive6669]

No...you purchase it from anywhere... warranty is given by manufacturer...so in case of any problem you have to contact manufacturer

[@raghuramasarmak646]

Are there any difference between copper coil width used in different ac companies in India. Please clarify sir.

[@ashokmazumder]

You did not mentioned maintenance cost for any repair/service/spareparts which is very important.