bakevang έγραψε:
Στα C4 μου πάντως και στο Picasso που είχα, δούλευε συνεχώς.
Xμ.....χμ..... Πάντως το Picasso πρέπει να είχε σύστημα "inverter" (variable capacity λεει h citroen) και ανάλογα την ανάγκη ανεβοκατεβάζει στροφές χμ
Ε στο C4 μπορει να ειναι και το ίδιο προχωρά η τεχνολογία
Variable speed compressors work differently. In order to maintain an indoor temperature that matches the setting on your thermostat, they operate continuously at less than 100% capacity - often as low as 25% or 30% capacity. As a result, they run for much longer cycles than single stage AC units. In summertime, they might run for all or most of the day!
Here's one way to get your head around the difference:
Single stage compressors blast your home with cold air and turn themselves off when when the desired temperature is reached.
Variable speed compressors blow a smooth, steady stream of cold air into your home to maintain the desired indoor temperature, rarely turning themselves off.