What are the differences between inverter and fixed-frequency air conditioners?
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Wuhan Runtong Maida High-tech Products Co., Ltd.
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Wuhan Runtong Maida High-tech Products Co., Ltd.
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2022-05-01
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Variable frequency train air conditioners use variable frequency compressors with a rated frequency range of 30-120 Hz and a rated voltage range of 57-228 V (three-phase AC). Non-variable frequency air conditioners use 50 Hz compressors, with fixed and unchangeable rated frequency and voltage.
Variable frequency air conditioners adjust the compressor power according to the temperature difference of the refrigeration (heating) system. Because it adjusts the voltage and frequency while maintaining a constant U (voltage)/F (frequency) ratio, the compressor achieves soft start, reducing the impact on the current. Meanwhile, due to its wide adjustment range, the temperature adjustment can be carried out continuously (stepless speed regulation), ensuring adjustment accuracy and ideal economic operation. Non-variable frequency air conditioners operate in an ON-OFF mode, causing repeated impacts on the power supply and reducing system reliability.
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