Air conditioning systems consume substantial electrical energy when cooling coils drop below the dew point of the surrounding air, triggering moisture condensation. By integrating high-precision relative humidity and temperature sensors, the cooling can be adjusted to stay above the real-time dew point, ensuring energy-efficient cooling and consistent thermal comfort.
Additional air conditioner sensors for PM2.5, CO₂ and formaldehyde can extend indoor air quality monitoring. Integrating these sensing capabilities allows manufacturers to enhance air conditioning systems with functions such as demand-controlled fresh air supply.










