COMPRESSOR

Description

The Compressor is the heart of any air conditioning or refrigeration system, responsible for compressing refrigerant and enabling effective heat exchange. It plays a critical role in ensuring efficient cooling, consistent performance, and energy savings across residential, commercial, and industrial applications.

Built with robust engineering and durable components, compressors are designed to handle high pressure and varying load conditions. They are available in different types such as rotary, scroll, reciprocating, and inverter compressors, each optimized for specific HVAC and refrigeration needs.

Key Features:

• Provides efficient refrigerant compression for cooling systems.

• Available in multiple types (rotary, scroll, reciprocating, inverter).

• Ensures energy savings and reliable performance.

• Designed for residential, commercial, and industrial HVAC systems.

• Built for long-lasting durability under high-pressure conditions.

Applications:

• Split and window air conditioners.

• Commercial and industrial refrigeration systems.

• Cold storage and freezers.

• Central air conditioning systems.

FAQs

Q1: What is the main function of a compressor in an A/C?
A: It compresses the refrigerant to enable heat transfer and cooling.

Q2: Which type of compressor is best for home use?
A: Rotary and inverter compressors are most commonly used in residential A/Cs due to efficiency and low noise.

Q3: How long does an A/C compressor typically last?
A: With proper maintenance, compressors usually last 10–15 years