Cooling capacity is determined by tonnage or BTU (British thermal Unit). It is the amount of heat an air conditioner can remove from the house in an hour. Higher the BTU / Tonnage more the cooling power. The following table gives an estimate of the required BTU capacity with reference to room size.

For an even more accurate estimation, factors such as ceiling height, sunlight exposure, number of occupants and sources of heat should also be considered.

Below 1 ton 1 ton & above 2 ton & above

Inverter Air Conditioners control the speed of the compressor instead of turning it on and off to meet the temperature demands. The major advantages of Inverter ACs are less running costs, they are energy efficient, they're less noisy and they last longer compared to conventional ACs.

An Energy Efficiency Ratio is a number which represents the amount of energy an air conditioner consumes to produce a certain amount of cooling. Higher the EER number, more energy efficient the air conditioner will be.

Timers let you turn the A.C on and off at user specified times which allows you to cut costs and conveniently control the A.Cs cooling timings.

Sleep Mode ensures that the temperature of the room is incrementally increased and then returned back to the original setting in order to avoid night time chills, to quieten the A.C operation and to save costs.

A.Cs with self cleaning functions prevent growth of harmful micro-organisms inside the AC by removing the moisture inside of the indoor unit.

An A.C with a Wi-Fi Connectivity allows you to remotely manage the settings, get operational feedback and even schedule its operation timings through a smartphone or similar device.

An air filter alert lets you know when the filter is too dirty and requires cleaning.