Difference between inverter and non-inverter appliances?

Non-Inverter Appliances

Operates on a single power setting and at a fixed speed. Compressor has to stop and start again to maintain the desired room temperature which means the compressor is either off or on.

When it is on, it works at full capacity consuming full electricity!

When the thermostat reaches the required temperature setting, the compressor stops and the fan continues to function and compressor restarts as soon as the temperature in the room goes up.

Inverter Technology based Appliances

The speed of the compressor varies to ensure energy efficient operations and provide precise cooling or heating as required.

When switched on, the compressor operates at a high speed in order to cool or heat the area rapidly and slows down as temperature approaches the desired temperature.

The compressor then cruises along with minimum electricity usage to maintain the temperature constantly thus saving electricity.

In short, it automatically adjusts its capacity based on the requirements of the room, thus drawing much less power and consuming lesser units of electricity while it is on.

Inverter     Vs.    Non-inverter appliances