How they work
A non-inverter (fixed-speed) unit runs the compressor at full power then switches off when the room is cool, repeating the cycle. An inverter unit varies the compressor speed to hold a steady temperature. Inverter models are generally quieter and use less electricity over a long run.
Which should you choose
If the unit runs many hours a day (a bedroom used nightly, or a home office), an inverter usually pays back its higher upfront cost through lower bills. For a rarely used room, a non-inverter can be the simpler, lower-cost choice. ATORA supplies both types across its brands.
Compare models
Browse the catalogue and check each product’s description for the inverter / non-inverter type, then ask ATORA for the best available pricing on the model you prefer.
