Does inverter air conditioners save energy?

The power saving of inverter air conditioners is one of the advantages of inverter air conditioners that we first heard about. Many buyers buy inverter air conditioners to save energy, but do inverter air conditioners really save energy? With reasonable temperature settings and long-term operation, the inverter air conditioner saves about 30% more electricity than the fixed frequency air conditioner. Although the power consumption of the air conditioner depends on the energy efficiency ratio and the temperature of the cooling environment (the lower the outdoor temperature, the better the cooling effect; the power consumption is low), the space and the number of configurations, but in fact the most important thing is how to use the air conditioner. For example, when the temperature is set to 16 degrees Celsius, the compressor of a fixed-frequency air conditioner cannot be stopped, so it is easy to calculate the nominal power consumption.

If it is an inverter air conditioner and the temperature is set at 16 degrees, the air conditioner may always run at high frequency and power, and the power consumption may be more than that of a fixed frequency air conditioner. If the temperature is set at 26 degrees Celsius, the fixed frequency can operate intermittently, and the variable frequency can reduce the frequency and power, and the power consumption can be lower than the nominal power consumption, achieving the effect of energy saving.