A heat pump air conditioner is a new type of heating and cooling system that incorporates low-temperature high-heat technology into the conventional air conditioning field to achieve energy-saving and temperature control purposes.

Heat pump air conditioner ≠ heat pump type air conditioner. Not all air conditioners are called heat pump air conditioners. It differs significantly from the mainstream conventional air conditioners on the market in terms of operating principles, heat exchange mechanisms, system design philosophy, complexity, and component configuration. Unlike the single focus on cooling design of conventional air conditioners, it emphasizes both "strong low-temperature heating" and "cooling" from the very beginning. In addition to not falling short of the cooling capacity of conventional air conditioners in summer, it also boasts 1 to 2 times the heating capacity at low temperatures, allowing for winter operation without relying on electric auxiliary heating.