The main question on the minds of many people is, how reliable are inverter air conditioners? A few months ago, I was able to answer this question for myself. An inverter AC is a more efficient model because of its higher SEER rating. The lower the SEER number, the better. A typical home inverter AC will have a SEER rating of 14 to 22. However, the SEER rating will depend on the environment in which you will use your air conditioning system.
The first thing that you must keep in mind is that inverter ACs are more expensive than non-inverter ACs. You will likely have to replace your unit more often than a regular air conditioner, which is a downside to their higher cost. In addition, inverter ACs can be more costly to repair than other types of ACs. So, consider the maintenance and repair costs before you make a purchase.
While inverter ACs are more expensive, they are generally more reliable. A common issue with air conditioners is the loss of coolant. This can be cause by leaks or by moving from place to place. Inverter ACs, on the other hand, use new coolant R410A, which is more environmentally friendly than the old R22. This means that the replacement of coolant is much more expensive than changing a conventional air conditioner. Furthermore, since an inverter AC uses a new type of coolant, it’s more difficult to find it in your locality. This makes changing the coolant in your inverter AC twice as expensive as a conventional one.
