However, the increasing demand for energy-saving devices also requires that intelligent air conditioning systems only run when they are really needed, and only at the necessary intensity.
However, the increasing demand for energy-saving devices also requires that intelligent air conditioning systems only run when they are really needed, and only at the necessary intensity. In the EU, 50 percent of the energy consumed in buildings and industry is used for heating and cooling. So smart aircons must be able to analyze their environment and control their performance accordingly. This is made possible by sensors and controllers which identify the location and number of people in a room on an anonymous basis. Using this information, the smart air conditioning system then regulates performance on a need-driven basis, modifying fan speed as well as swing scope.