Air conditioning electricity bill cut in half thanks to remote control

It's just a small remote control, but if you carefully study its functions, using air conditioning in this hot summer will help your family save a lot of electricity, up to 50%.

With the hot weather of summer, having to use air conditioning continuously is inevitable for families. However, along with that, the electricity bill in the summer months also increases exponentially. So, how to keep the electricity bill from being too high while still using the air conditioner comfortably? This question makes most families have to think hard.

Nowadays, on social networking forums, people share many ways to help air conditioners save electricity, but do not ignore the compact remote control, because the remote control not only has the function of turning on and off but also many other interesting things. If you learn all the functions and use them properly, this magical remote control will help save a lot of electricity.

First, pay attention to the Dry mode (the icon on the control screen is a water drop). To put the air conditioner in Dry mode, when turning on the air conditioner, just switch from the "Cool" mode (cold air with the icon on the screen is a snowflake). This simple operation will reduce the power consumption of the air conditioner by 10 times, limiting thermal shock because the room temperature will not be lower than 23 degrees Celsius and will not fluctuate much with the outside temperature.

Use properly to save electricity on air conditioning on hot days.

In fact, each Cool or Dry mode has a different function. Cool mode helps reduce the room temperature to cool and maintain a stable temperature, while Dry mode only performs the function of dehumidifying, maintaining the current temperature of the room but does not have the ability to cool. Therefore, Dry mode is actually more economical.

In addition, when switching to Dry mode, you may also feel a little cooler because the humidity in the room is lowered, causing sweat to evaporate faster, helping the body to release heat quickly. This effect can only be felt on cool days when the temperature is not too high.

However, the 'magical' energy-saving Dry mode cannot always be used. This mode should only be used when the humidity in the room is too high, such as on rainy days (the appropriate humidity is from 60% to 70%). In places with low humidity, it is absolutely not recommended to use Dry mode because it can dry out the skin, causing chapped lips and hands and feet.

In addition to Dry mode, when holding the remote control, you should also adjust it to the appropriate temperature. The simple reason is that the lower the temperature, the more the machine will have to push the engine to work, consuming more electricity. Maintain the room temperature at a reasonable level, enough for you to feel cool but not too cold, this will help the machine save electricity and protect your health.

With Vietnam's climate, the temperature should be adjusted to 25-27 degrees Celsius. At this temperature, the machine's working intensity will decrease, so it will save more electricity.

When using the air conditioner, even holding the remote control to turn it on and off, if done correctly, can help the air conditioner save a lot of energy.

Many people use air conditioners with a compact remote control that can be carried anywhere, lying on the bed or watching TV can also hold the remote control to turn on and off the air conditioner. Because of this convenience, when using, many people have the habit of seeing the room is cold, immediately turning off the air conditioner, when the room is hot, holding the remote control to turn the air conditioner back on. This way is completely wrong and also causes the machine to consume more electricity because it takes a lot of electricity to start up and cool down from the beginning, in addition to reducing the life and durability of the air conditioner.

The most correct way to turn on and off the air conditioner is to always turn it on during use and only turn it off about 30-45 minutes before going out.

Another principle that helps air conditioners save electricity effectively is the timer mode. This mode should be used at night. Because the temperature decreases at night, use the timer mode of the air conditioner to choose the time to turn off. This will ensure that the family can sleep well, not be cold at night, and save electricity.

As for some new air conditioners equipped with night sleep mode, you should take full advantage of it. Because this function supports gradual increase in temperature (usually the machine will increase by 0.5 degrees per hour and a maximum of 2 degrees Celsius) to avoid users waking up at night due to feeling cold. Accordingly, when the machine increases the temperature, it also means that the operating capacity is reduced and saves more electricity.

According to VNN