The Royal FL12RSA-R32 INV (1.5 HP Inverter Split AC) is engineered to strike the right balance between performance and energy savings. With advanced inverter technology, this AC dynamically adjusts its compressor speed in response to room cooling demand, minimizing unnecessary power consumption and reducing temperature swings.

Eco-Conscious Operation
Using the R32 refrigerant, this AC offers efficient cooling with a lower environmental impact compared to older refrigerants. The pure copper condenser ensures faster heat exchange, durability, and improved reliability even under humid or challenging conditions.

Smart Modes & Comfort Features
The sleep mode optimizes temperature and airflow during the night for both comfort and energy savings. When you need rapid cooling, the turbo / fast cooling mode brings relief quickly. The 4-way swing / multi-direction airflow helps spread cool air evenly across the room.

Stability in Real-World Conditions
The low-voltage startup feature allows the AC to begin operation even when the power supply fluctuates — a valuable feature for areas with unstable electricity. The design also emphasizes quiet operation for minimal disturbance during rest or regular activities.

Clean Air Matters
With features like self-cleaning and anti-bacterial design (as commonly included in Royal inverter series), this AC helps reduce buildup of mold, bacteria, and dust in internal parts — supporting better indoor air quality. Confirm with your supplier which air purification filters are included.

Package & Setup
The unit typically comes with an installation kit, which includes standard piping, insulation, clamps, and hardware — making setup more straightforward (verify what exactly is included). Always recommend professional installation, as correct piping length, insulation, and power supply stability significantly influence performance and durability.

Ideal for Medium Rooms
With 1.5 HP capacity, this model is well-suited for living rooms, bedrooms, or offices that are moderately sized (varies by insulation, ceiling height, sunlight). For larger rooms, consider stepping up to 2 HP or consult with an HVAC specialist.