When choosing an air conditioner, had you ever noticed the product specifications with "T1" or "T3"? These two simple marks relate to whether the AC could operate with high efficiency in your area. Especially for high-temperature regions such as the Middle East, Africa, and South Asia, a T3 air conditioner is regularly required. This article is to introduce what T1/T3 air conditioners are and how to choose proper air conditioner models for tropical weather.
I. Definition of T1 and T3 air conditioners.
T1 and T3, which represent the climate classification standards of the air conditioners, come from the divisions of the air conditioner operation performance under different climate conditions by the IEC.
II. What are the advantages of the T3 air conditioners?
III. How to identify the T1 and T3 air conditioners?
IV. How to choose air conditioners in tropical areas?
Regions | Recommended Climate Type | Description |
the Middle East (KSA, UAE) | T3 | The temperature exceeds 48°C normally in summer. |
Africa (Nigeria, Egypt) | T3 | High temperature and unstable power supply—it is more stable to choose T3. |
Southeast Asia (Thailand, Vietnam) | T1/T3 | If the high temperature exists all year round, it's better to choose T3. |
South China (Guangzhou) | T1 | Short term of high temperature, T1, is enough. |
V. Scenarios suitable for T3 air conditioners
VI. The key to choosing T1 or T3 is the usage environment
For the air conditioners, it is not the powerful ones that are the best, but the proper ones. If you live in or export air conditioners to tropical and dry-hot areas, then choosing true T3 air conditioners will ensure the machines work stably, avoiding bad cooling or frequent malfunctions due to the high temperature.
If you have more questions on T1/T3 air conditioners, please contact the KRG team. We focus on export-oriented household and light commercial air conditioners, providing professional products and customized services that meet GCC/SASO/CE certifications.
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