Breaking through the windshield limitation, Midea's original stepless speed regulation technology

Traditional air conditioners use fixed wind speed modes. However, whether it is the commonly used three wind speed levels or the number of levels further increased by some manufacturers, they often fail to fully consider the personalized needs of users for air conditioner air supply and fail to provide users with refined and comfortable air supply. In order to bring users a full range of comfortable experience, Midea took the lead in breaking this traditional fixed wind speed mode and brought users personalized wind speed selection with innovative stepless speed regulation technology.

The traditional three-speed wind mode can only switch the wind speed between three fixed speeds. However, users' needs are extremely diverse. Different users have great differences in their perception of comfortable wind speed. Only three speeds are difficult to meet users' differentiated needs for wind speed, resulting in a significant reduction in users' perception of the comfort of air conditioning air supply.

For true comfort, there should be no restrictions on wind speeds, and users should be able to freely choose the most comfortable wind speed that suits their needs. Midea's original stepless speed regulation technology has been applied for a national invention patent (invention patent acceptance number: 201110215265.X), which can achieve accurate selection of air-conditioning wind speeds from 1% to 100%. The wind speed adjustment design without wind speed restrictions brings the comfort of air supply to the fullest. At present, the stepless speed regulation technology has been applied to Midea's new inverter deep sleep air conditioner soft wind version launched in the 2012 cold season and the entire line of smart and thin inverter air conditioners, combined with personalized temperature adjustment, to bring users the ultimate sensory enjoyment.

It can be said that the traditional fixed windshield mode is equivalent to a series of steps. Users can only choose from the steps that have been preset by the manufacturer, and users have no choice in the huge space between the steps. On the contrary, stepless speed regulation is equivalent to a smoothly transitioning slope. Users can choose any point on the slope according to their needs. There is no fixed windshield step-like restriction, which fully meets the personalized needs of users.

In the cold year of 2012, Midea air conditioners, based on the three traditional "ultra-micro-sense" comfort dimensions of "constant temperature precision control, comfortable humidity, and quietness inside and outside", used stepless speed regulation technology combined with the design of extra-large guide blade structure to create a new comfortable era of soft air supply, bringing users unexpected ultimate comfort.