It seems Samsung is the only company in the Indian air-conditioner market which offers air-conditioners that can operate from 135-290V. Just out of curiosity, I would like to know-
1. Is some sort of voltage stabilizer built-in or it all boils down to the unique compressor design?
2. Which brand compressor does Samsung use in its A/c's? Seems the brand that Samsung uses is not used by atleast LG, Voltas, Panasonic, Onida. I was randomly checking the cooling capacity in watts of A/c's and found Samsung to fare the best, generally. Samsung's certain 1 ton models offer cooling capacity to the tune of 3900+W and the 1.5 tonne models cooling capacity hover around the 5200W+ mark. The competition (not all brands/ models considered) offers 1 tonne models with cooling capacity as low as 3200W and 1.5 tonne models with cooling capacity around 4690W.
Reliable answers will help me in killing my curiosity.
Regards,
Chiranjib
1. Is some sort of voltage stabilizer built-in or it all boils down to the unique compressor design?
2. Which brand compressor does Samsung use in its A/c's? Seems the brand that Samsung uses is not used by atleast LG, Voltas, Panasonic, Onida. I was randomly checking the cooling capacity in watts of A/c's and found Samsung to fare the best, generally. Samsung's certain 1 ton models offer cooling capacity to the tune of 3900+W and the 1.5 tonne models cooling capacity hover around the 5200W+ mark. The competition (not all brands/ models considered) offers 1 tonne models with cooling capacity as low as 3200W and 1.5 tonne models with cooling capacity around 4690W.
Reliable answers will help me in killing my curiosity.
Regards,
Chiranjib