As global greenhouse gases continue to be released, climate problems are becoming more and more serious, and carbon neutrality is imperative. In 2021, China will officially incorporate "carbon peaking and carbon neutrality" into the overall layout of ecological civilization construction, and achieve the "double carbon" goal on schedule, which has become our national goal and the responsibility on the shoulders of many enterprises.
The central air conditioner we contact every day is the big household of carbon emissions, when we visit shopping malls, enter office buildings and other buildings, the internal temperature is comfortable and pleasant in both winter and summer, which is the credit of central air conditioning. With the innovative development of product intelligence and higher requirements for carbon emissions, today's commercial central air conditioning has gradually moved towards the era of AI control.
As the backbone of the central air conditioning market, Samsung has always adhered to the spirit of technological innovation, and its latest release of the annual blockbuster DVM S2 is the best proof of its scientific and technological research and development capabilities. The redesigned Samsung DVM S2 series of central air conditioners, with its multiple active AI control technologies, can bring revolutionary energy efficiency improvements for a more comfortable environment.
Active AI low voltage control technology can intelligently learn the surrounding environment, understand and remember the cycle state, so as to optimize low voltage control, increase the refrigeration speed by nearly 20%; active AI high voltage control technology can actively adjust to the high voltage suitable for the target in different installation environments, thereby reducing unnecessary high pressure to reduce energy consumption. According to Samsung's official data, compared with traditional high-voltage control, its AI active high-voltage control energy consumption is reduced by 15%.
Active AI frosting technology understands and deeply learns the system state through triangulation and artificial intelligence algorithm sensing, so as to find the best reality of frosting and reduce energy consumption. In addition, there is a unique active AI refrigerant leakage detection technology based on advanced algorithms, which can identify problems in advance, facilitate timely maintenance, and greatly improve system security.
Through these four active AI control technologies, Samsung DVM S2 can learn, optimize algorithms and create optimized operating conditions on its own, thereby achieving more efficient cooling speed, lower energy consumption and stronger system safety performance, providing a comfortable and intelligent central air conditioning solution for commercial and residential environments.
At the same time, the Samsung DVM S2 series central air conditioner is also equipped with Samsung WindFree refrigeration mode technology, cold air flows out through thousands of micropores, and there is no cold air directly blowing the discomfort of human skin, so as to achieve a windless experience of "still air".
According to the standards of the American Society of Heating, Refrigeration and Air-conditioning Engineers, when the wind speed is lower than 0.15m/s, it can be called stationary air, and the wind speed < 0.15m/s under the Samsung WindFree refrigeration mode technology, creating a truly WindFree comfortable new environment.
Intelligence is the current trend of scientific and technological development, and the people-oriented Samsung has always adhered to the concept of technological innovation to serve users, whether it is active AI control technology, or its product-level technological innovation, are aimed at creating a more comfortable and beautiful living environment for users, but also for the industry to develop in the direction of high efficiency, energy saving, comfortable and intelligent development has made great efforts. What intelligent central air conditioning products and technological innovations will Samsung bring to us in the future? We'll see.