Cross Air 1.5  Ton Heat and Cool, T3 inverter Air Conditioner, Split Air Conditioner R-410

Cross Air C5WMI-Y1M8ER / C5WMO-Y1M8ER is a premium 1.5 Ton (18,000 BTU) Full DC Inverter air conditioner.¹ Engineered for large rooms and extreme climates, it combines high-capacity heating and cooling with advanced energy-saving “Gear Mode” technology.

Key Features

• T3 Tropical Inverter Compressor: Unlike standard ACs, the T3 compressor is built to sustain 100% cooling performance in extreme ambient heat.

• Heat & Cool (Dual Function): A complete climate control system that provides rapid cooling in summer and powerful heating in winter.

• Gear Mode (Power Management): Gives you manual control over electricity consumption. You can toggle the unit to run at 50%, 75%, or 100% power capacity to match the heat load and save on bills.

• Low Voltage Startup (99V – 270V): Designed for regions with unstable grids, this AC can start and operate safely without a stabilizer, even during significant voltage drops.

• Self-Cleaning (Frost Wash): A one-touch feature that freezes the evaporator to trap dust and then thaws it to wash away impurities, preventing mold and odors.

• WiFi Ready: Built-in smart connectivity allows you to control the temperature, set schedules, and monitor usage via your smartphone.

• 4-Way Air Swing: Motorized horizontal and vertical louvers ensure that air is distributed evenly to every corner of the room.

Technical Specifications

Where Recommended

1. Large Rooms: Ideal for master bedrooms, lounges, or dining rooms, living room, and commercial shops

2. Top-Floor Rooms: The T3 compressor is highly recommended for rooms directly under the roof that face intense solar heat.

3. Electricity-Conscious Users: Perfect for those who use their AC for more than 8 hours a day, as the inverter technology and Gear Mode provide maximum ROI on electricity savings.

4. Areas with Extreme Winters: A great choice for regions that experience sub-zero temperatures, as the heat pump is more efficient than electric heaters