Smart control from LG

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AC Smart 5 is the latest generation of LG’s smart control solutions, that offers a flexible user interface and full compatibility. AC Smart 5 boasts enhanced control capabilities that enable users to maximise user comfort and operational efficiency.

Taking full advantage of the company’s expertise in control solutions utilizing leading technologies, LG is confident that the AC Smart 5 is a cutting-edge control solution that effectively caters to user needs.

A crucial component of AC Smart 5 is its flexible user interface (UI). In addition to its intuitive interface with a 10.2-inch LCD screen, this model features a UX-compatible platform that works with a PC, smartphone or tablet. The intuitive UI also helps users check operating status and schedule at a glance. They can easily adjust energy consumption to reduce inefficiency and lower costs.

This solution can also handle multiple and more complicated tasks conducted in a designated sequence and allows the user to configure input actions to be delayed for up to 60 minutes. For instance, the user can designate settings for such as stop operation if the alarm for refrigerant gas leakage continues for three minutes. In addition, the user can control the settings to delay output actions for up to 60 minutes.

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