BTU is the unit of measurement that indicates how much energy your air conditioner will use to heat up or cool down a specific area, in a one-hour period.
It’s important to make the right choice – a higher number of BTUs isn’t always the answer as it can shorten the unit’s lifespan by not allowing it to function optimally for the space.
Top floor apartments and second stories are often warmer than the ground floor because warm air rises, and, because it’s likely to get more sun exposure. This means that you’d typically need an air conditioner with a higher number of BTUs.
Covered by the consumer law.
Covered by the consumer law.
Covered by the consumer law.
Covered by the consumer law.
Covered by the consumer law.
Covered by the consumer law.
Covered by the consumer law.
Covered by the consumer law.
Covered by the consumer law.
Covered by the consumer law.
Covered by the consumer law.
The BT Commercial warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship for all products, ensuring that they function as intended under normal use and conditions.
To make a warranty claim, contact our after-sales team with your proof of purchase and details of the issue. We will guide you through the process and arrange for repair or replacement if necessary.
Yes, the warranty does not cover damages caused by misuse, accidents, unauthorized repairs, or normal wear and tear. Specific exclusions may vary by product, so please check your warranty documentation for details.
Most solar panel manufacturers offer a performance guarantee, but it’s essential to understand that this may not cover the product for the same duration. Choose a manufacturer with a reliable after-sales service.
You can check the warranty status of your product by contacting our after-sales team with your product’s serial number and proof of purchase. They will provide you with the relevant information.