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AUX Air Conditioners – Capacity (BTU)

9000 BTU – up to around 20 m² (bedroom)
12000 BTU – standard rooms and small apartments
18000 BTU – living rooms and larger spaces up to around 35–40 m²
24000 BTU – large apartments and open spaces

AUX Air Conditioners – Series and Models

AUX Q-Plus / Q-series – budget models with basic functionality and stable operation for small rooms and bedrooms
AUX J-Smart – improved series with higher efficiency and Wi-Fi control
AUX C-Pro – balanced class with good energy efficiency and quiet operation
AUX C-Comfort – comfort series with improved operation modes and filtration
AUX Halo – higher-class models with modern technologies and better design
AUX Freedom ECO – energy-saving models focused on low consumption
AUX AUCO – floor-mounted units with dual airflow for even heating and comfort

Energy Efficiency, Noise and Technology

AUX air conditioners use modern inverter technology that allows smooth power adjustment based on room needs. This reduces energy consumption and ensures stable performance.

Depending on the series and model, energy efficiency ranges from A+ to A++. Higher-end models can reach A+++.

Some high-end models are designed to operate at low outdoor temperatures, down to around -25°C.

Indoor unit noise levels remain low, ensuring comfortable and quiet operation.

Warranty and Reliability

AUX air conditioners are known for good reliability and are designed for long-term use with proper maintenance.

All models come with up to 3 years warranty.

Outdoor electronic boards are protected against moisture and corrosion, including salty coastal air conditions.

How to Choose an AUX Air Conditioner

When choosing an air conditioner, it is important to consider room size, insulation, and usage.
AUX units are suitable for bedrooms, standard apartments, large living rooms, and houses, offering efficient, quiet, and comfortable operation.

Conclusion

AUX air conditioners are a practical solution for users seeking a balance between price, efficiency, and reliability.