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Smart, energy-efficient, and packed with features

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TBS Report
24 April, 2025, 11:20 am
Last modified: 24 April, 2025, 11:49 am

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Smart, energy-efficient, and packed with features

In 2025, Hisense introduced several new AC series, including Full DC Smart Wi-Fi models that let users control their ACs remotely via mobile phone

TBS Report
24 April, 2025, 11:20 am
Last modified: 24 April, 2025, 11:49 am
Photo: Collected
Photo: Collected

Hisense, a global brand and official partner of the FIFA Club World Cup 2025, has quickly made a name for itself in Bangladesh. In just one year, it's become a popular choice, thanks to its innovative and affordable air conditioners.

In 2025, Hisense introduced several new AC series, including Full DC Smart Wi-Fi models that let users control their ACs remotely via mobile phone. The Smart Cool and Smart Compact series also bring cutting-edge tech to the table. For budget-conscious buyers, the Smart Comfort on/off model offers an affordable non-inverter option.

Available in 1-ton, 1.5-ton, and 2-ton capacities—plus Light Commercial and HVAC systems—Hisense ACs use Full DC Inverter technology to cut electricity use by up to 65%.

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Key features include:

  • Four sleep modes (Common, Elder, Youngster, and Child) for personalised comfort.
  • Real-time monitoring and self-diagnosis.
  • "I Feel" remote sensor that adjusts temperature based on your location.
  • Smart Mode that automatically switches between fan, dry, and cooling.

Durability is enhanced by Golden Hydrophilic Fins, which resist corrosion better than regular aluminium ones. A standout safety feature is the Refrigerant Pipe Leakage Detection system, which shuts off the indoor unit in case of leaks. Plus, the Insect Preventive Outdoor Unit keeps bugs out of the internal circuits.

Hisense ACs use eco-friendly R32 refrigerant, support flexible drain line installation, and feature Super Cool mode for quick comfort.

 

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