In 1981, Toshiba invented the inverter, a technology now employed by many leading brands of air conditioning.
Continuing its competitive edge through the development of the exclusive DC Hybrid Inverter system has reaffirmed the capability of Toshiba as a leading innovator.
Toshiba DC Hybrid Inverter technology digitally controls the accuracy of the revolution speed of the compressor, which delivers incredible results in power savings of up to 50%* as compared to conventional units.

Important elements supporting the success of the Toshiba DC Hybrid Inverter:

1. Vector control for compressor motor and fan motor - This Toshiba patent does the job of high energy saving control.
2. Power factor control - This Toshiba patent improves harmonic current for the power supply.
3. Twin rotary compressor** - High efficiency is evident at low speed operation ranges. It can reduce energy consumption when operating in long stable conditions.

The Hybrid Inverter features PAM (Pulse Amplitude Modulation) and PWM (Pulse Width Modulation).

The former provides the highest levels of power while the latter ensures the desired room temperature and energy efficiency. As a hybrid, the Toshiba Inverter System features the best of both.

• The compressor is switched on and off much less frequently resulting on consuming less power and quieter operation.
• Saving up to 50%* compared to conventional unit.
• New Power Selection feature enable you to select the level of power consumption as desired from the remote controller.
• PAM drives high power to ensure the fastest achievement of the set temperature.
• PWM stabilizes the desired room temperature with saving energy factor.
• Twin rotary compressor** ensures a steadier rotation therefore reducing the unwanted sound.
• At Toshiba, our concerns for enviroment have led us to use the R-410A HFC refrigerant, which is confirmed to be non-ozone depleting, non-flammable and non-toxic.