LG Presents Dual Inverter Air Conditioner With AI 3.5 Capable of Learning User Routines, Reducing Noise, Controlling Consumption, Filtering Air in Four Stages, and Operating by Voice and App

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LG Launches Dual Inverter AI Air With Artificial Intelligence 3.5, Minimum Noise of 19 Decibels, Four-Stage Filtration, and Integration With Wi-Fi, LG ThinQ, and Voice Commands

LG has officially launched the Dual Inverter AI Air conditioner, combining Artificial Intelligence 3.5 and Dual Inverter technology to offer intelligent cooling, silent operation starting at 19 decibels, and energy-saving features, expanding the company’s residential portfolio.

The launch positions the new model as a strategic bet by LG on intelligent cooling solutions, integrating usage learning, connectivity, and energy efficiency into a single unit aimed at continuous household use.

Artificial Intelligence 3.5 Applied to Home Cooling

The Dual Inverter AI Air utilizes Artificial Intelligence 3.5 technology to learn usage patterns, automatically adjusting temperature, direction, and wind speed according to preferences identified over time.

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Soft Air Function and Silent Operation Starting at 19 Decibels

The Soft Air function allows for cooling and heating without direct air blasts, creating a sensation of a gentle, distributed breeze in the environment, avoiding thermal discomfort during long periods of use.

The unit operates with a noise level starting at 19 decibels, a feature aimed at bedrooms and rest areas, and also includes the Sleep Timer+ feature for automatic night adjustments.

Four-Stage Filtration System and Energy-Saving Features

The air filtration occurs in four stages, involving Pre-Filter, Anti-Allergen Filter, Auto Clean+, and Freeze Cleaning, aiming for better indoor air quality and automatic system maintenance.

In terms of energy efficiency, the device offers electric management based on KW control and an Open Window Sensor, which detects temperature loss and adjusts the consumption to lower levels.

Connectivity, Voice Commands, and Commercial Availability of the Air Conditioner

The model is compatible with the LG ThinQ app, features integrated Wi-Fi, and supports voice commands via Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant, enhancing user remote control.

So far, LG has not disclosed information about pricing or the exact start date of sales, limiting itself to presenting the specifications and features of the new air conditioner at the official launch.

With information from Tudocelular.

LG Presents Dual Inverter Air Conditioner With AI 3.5 Capable of Learning User Routines, Reducing Noise, Controlling Consumption, Filtering Air in Four Stages, and Operating by Voice and App

LG Launches Dual Inverter AI Air With Artificial Intelligence 3.5, Minimum Noise of 19 Decibels, Four-Stage Filtration, and Integration With Wi-Fi, LG ThinQ, and Voice Commands

Artificial Intelligence 3.5 Applied to Home Cooling

Soft Air Function and Silent Operation Starting at 19 Decibels

Four-Stage Filtration System and Energy-Saving Features

Connectivity, Voice Commands, and Commercial Availability of the Air Conditioner

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LG Presents Dual Inverter Air Conditioner With AI 3.5 Capable of Learning User Routines, Reducing Noise, Controlling Consumption, Filtering Air in Four Stages, and Operating by Voice and App

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