Swap for High-Efficiency Heat Exchanger — Slash Energy Costs by 30%

Traditionally, refrigerant flows through copper tubes in AC units, where external hot air condenses naturally, creating localized turbulence. According to thermodynamic principles, circular tubes generate significant air resistance due to vortex formation. By flattening these tubes and integrating them into the outdoor condenser, energy consumption drops by 30%.

Inside this breakthrough high-efficiency heat exchanger lies an array of precisely aligned flat tubes, seamlessly threaded through half-square-meter heat-dissipating fins. Unlike conventional round copper tubes in indoor evaporators or outdoor condensers, these elliptical channels minimize airflow disruption. This streamlined design reduces refrigerant workload, eases compressor strain, and delivers remarkable energy savings.