The main difference between a normal air conditioner and an inverter air conditioner lies in the way they control their compressors. A normal air conditioner uses an on/off compressor, which cycles between full power and off to maintain the desired temperature. This can result in temperature fluctuations and increased energy consumption.
On the other hand, an inverter air conditioner uses a variable-speed compressor that can adjust its speed to precisely control the cooling or heating output. This results in more precise temperature control, improved comfort, and reduced energy consumption.
Converting a normal air conditioner to inverter type would involve replacing the existing compressor, control board, and possibly other components with inverter-compatible ones. This can be a complex and expensive process, and the resulting performance and efficiency may not be as good as a purpose-built inverter air conditioner.
Therefore, while it is technically feasible, converting a normal air conditioner to inverter type is not usually practical or advisable. It is generally more cost-effective and efficient to purchase a new inverter air conditioner.
