CS-PV24TKH-1 (2.5HP)
Standard Non-Inverter Series
Panasonic Air Conditioners come with iAuto to give you 15%* faster cooling comfort with just one touch of a button. Stylish and contemporary, Panasonic Air Conditioners are the perfect complement to any home. It features AEROWINGS, iAUTO and R410A Gas. 2-Star Rating.
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Features
iAUTO - FAST COOLING
1. FAST COOLING AT START UP
At start up, iAUTO will run at super high fan speed to cool the room faster, 15% faster for cooler comfort.
2. MAINTAIN COOLING COMFORT
Once the room cools down, iAUTO provides constant cool airflow to maintain a comfortable level of relative humidity, to stay cool and comfortable all daylong.
3. AUTOMATIC FAN SPEED
iAUTO automatically switches fan speed to high and super high fan speed depending on the temperature difference between the room and the set temperature.
* Comparison of 1.5HP DELUXE Non-INVERTER model with iAUTO Mode and Cooling Mode
Reliability
Our R&D focuses on ease of use, and our history of rigorous quality control is unmatched in the industry. As a result, with more than 50 years of experience, Panasonic has sold over 70 million air conditioner units in Japan and around the world.
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OPERATING TEST IN HARSH CONDITIONS
Checking the oil condition inside the compressor under various extremely cold and hot conditions. An operating durability test is conducted in a high-temperature, high-humidity test chamber at a temperature of up to 55°C and a low-temperature test chamber down to 20°C.
ENVIRONMENTAL TEST
Sunshine simulation. An air conditioner is operated in a test room simulating a living room testing cooling speed, cooling efficiency, and temperature and humidity differences throughout the room.
NOISE TEST
The operating noise of the indoor and outdoor units is measured in a high-performance anechoic chamber. The noise test verifies that the operating noise is low enough to allow the user to talk and sleep comfortably while the product is operating.
WATERPROOF TEST
Potential problems are checked by tests such as showering the unit for a predetermined amount of time. Contact sections on printed circuit boards are also resin-potted to prevent adverse effects caused by an unlikely exposure of droplets to water.
