Air Conditioners

At Go On Sales Corporation, we proudly present an extensive range of air conditioners, featuring renowned brands like Voltas and Bluestar. With a steadfast five-year partnership, we prioritize customer satisfaction. Our comprehensive selection includes various AC models tailored to your specific demands.

Types Of Air Conditioners (AC)

When choosing between window AC and split AC for office use, consider the following:

Window AC:

• • Ideal for smaller spaces.
  • Easier installation, typically through a window or a hole in the wall.
  • Single unit combining the compressor, condenser, and evaporator.
  • Cost-effective for cooling smaller areas or single rooms.

Split AC:

• • • Suitable for larger spaces or multiple rooms.
    • Requires professional installation with indoor and outdoor units connected by pipes.
    • Offers better temperature control with individual units in each room.
    • Energy-efficient for cooling larger office areas.

Central Air Conditioning: This system is used to cool entire buildings or homes. It distributes cooled air through a network of ducts and vents. Central AC is ideal for large spaces but can be costly to install.

Portable Air Conditioner: These units are mobile and can be moved from room to room. They are suitable for cooling small spaces or providing temporary cooling.

Ductless Mini-Split System: Similar to split ACs but without ductwork. They are efficient and flexible for cooling individual rooms or zones without the need for ducts.

Cassette Air Conditioner: These are ceiling-mounted units that are often used in commercial spaces. They provide even airflow and can be quite discreet.

Floor-Mounted Air Conditioner: Installed at or near floor level, these units are suitable for spaces with limited wall or ceiling space.

Packaged Air Conditioner: These are all-in-one units that contain all the components in a single cabinet.

Geothermal Heat Pump: These systems use the ground’s stable temperature to heat and cool buildings.

Hybrid Air Conditioner: Also known as dual-fuel or hybrid heat pump systems, they use a combination of electricity and gas for heating and cooling, offering energy-efficient operation.

VRF (Variable Refrigerant Flow) System: Commonly used in commercial buildings, VRF systems can vary the refrigerant flow to different zones, optimizing energy usage and comfort.