How Does a Conventional Split System Operate?

Conventional air conditioners operate their compressors at a fixed speed and therefore deliver a fixed amount of power. As a result the compressor must continually stop and start to maintain the desired room temperature.

ENERGY SAVER

Our conventional split systems match 2006TESAW which is an award for top energy saving unit.

To be eligible for a TESAW award, products must meet minimum energy efficiency criteria. Manufacturers also have to agree to a set of award conditions. Awards are year specific - the minimum energy efficiency criteria and the conditions will be updated each year.

TESAW is an award system that governments have created to recognise the most efficient star rated products on the market. It applies to both electric and gas products that carry a star rating energy label. It is an award system that helps consumers quickly identify the most efficient products on the market. The award is updated every year and the scheme replaces the previous Galaxy Award system.

SOFT STARTER KIT

Our units come with soft starters, which can keep the starting current within the limit of 45 A, which is suitable for Australian standards.

The Proma Soft Starter is designed to reduce the start-up current drawn by the unit when the compressor switches on and off.

Cut cooling costs by 9% with Proma�s soft starter units.

The Soft Start Kit also adds or enhances safety features not available in the past, including:

Surge capacitor protection
Current unbalance protection
Phase failure protection
Over-current protection
Fault code display
Self diagnostics

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