Inverter Ac Sales
LG first in India to sell over 1 mn dual-inverter ACs in six months
LG Electronics on Monday said it has become the first and only company to sell over 10 lakh dual-inverter air conditioners in India in the six-month period in the first half of the year.
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AC sales touch record 6 mn units in first half of 2022 amid scorching heat
Air conditioner demand has witnessed a sharp uptick and the industry has registered a cumulative record domestic sales of nearly 6 million units in the first half of this year.
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AC sales hit record high of 1.75 million units in April, says CEAMA
Already, in April the industry has clocked the sale of around 17.5 lakh units, which is also an all-time high for the month.
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Inverter AC sales swell, ahead of new energy efficiency rules
The share of energy-efficient inverter air conditioners touched 31 per cent during the first six months of 2017, a new high since their introduction in the country. While sale of ACs fitted with smart compressors have been on a rise for some time, the recent surge is attributed to manufacturers' growing interest in the segment. Thanks to the new energy-efficiency norms, to take effect from January next year.LG is one company to have completely moved towards inverter split ACs. Others are preparing to align with the change. B Thiagarajan, joint managing director at Blue Star, says: "Realignment of manufacturing lines is not an issue; technologically, we are fully prepared."LG stopped producing split ACs not fitted with inverter technology from January 2017, a year ahead of the deadline. "Moving to inverter technology at one go was a more preferred idea for us, as it offers economies of scale. Also, positioning of our products is sharper, with a single key proposition to lure ...
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