SIZE AND DISPLAY
The Innjoo Halo plus boost a 5.5 inch Larger screen , yet easier to hold, Halo Plus is cool to touch, even if you're gaming, watching a video or viewing web pages.
SIM
The dual SIM slots, both supporting 3G networks make communication
easier and more efficient.
PROCESSOR
The built-in 1.3GHz quad-core processor, 8GB nternal storage(which is expandable to 32GB with MicrosD card) and a 1GB RAM all come together to deliver the best performance ever on the nnJoo Halo Plus.
CAMERA
Take the best pictures on the InnJoo Halo Plus. With a 5MP Camera that can take pictures in different modes and add style to your pictures with dozens of filters. Take perfect selfies with Face Beauty mode
innjoo halo plus specification
==> Display : 5.5" HD Touchscreen (1280 * 720p)
==> Sim : Dual Sim
==> Memory : 1GB RAM, 8GB Memory (Expandable via micro SD card
==> CPU : 1.3GHz Quad-Core
==> Operating System : Android 5.1 Lollipop
==> Camera : 5.0MP AF Back ==> Camera, 2.0MP FF Camera
==> Battery Capacity : 3600mAh
==> Network : GSM/WCDMA
==> Band: GSM : 900/1800, WCDMA:2100
==> Connectivity : Wi-Fi, BT,OTG
==> Sensor : G-sensor, Light Sensor, Proximity Sensor
==> Colour : Gold , Black
Price and availability
Innjoo Halo plus is currently selling on Jumia Nigeria at N18,270
AC Gas is important. It helps the air conditioner to work perfectly.
ReplyDeleteWhat is a AC Gas refrigerant?
A AC Refrigerant is a fluid that is used in air conditioners and refrigerators, to take heat from the contents of a refrigerator or the room (in the case of ACs) and throw the heat out in the atmosphere. A refrigerant undergoes phase changes from a liquid to gas (on absorbing heat) and back to liquid (when a compressor compresses it). The choice of ideal refrigerant is made based on its favorable thermodynamic properties, non-corrosive nature, and safety (non-toxic and non-flammable). Although many fluids can be used to act as a refrigerant, but in 20th century, CFCs became the most popular refrigerants.
Air conditioner Gas are of many types. It has many typers of AC gas. The most common & widely used is Floron Gas.
The most popular hydro-fluorocarbon (HFC) Air conditioner refrigerants for new commercial air conditioning systems include R-410A, R-407C and R-134a. As a facility manager or owner, it’s important that you understand these different refrigerants so that you can make informed decisions for your facility’s air conditioning system. Outlined below are the main differences between HFC refrigerants and additional context on why having the right refrigerant matters.
R-22 Refrigerant
Often referred to by a brand name, such as SRF
Srf Gas are widely used & is one of the most respected brand in Refrigerant industry.
R-410A Refrigerant
Often referred to by a brand name such as Suva® 407C or Genetron® 407C
R-407C is a hydro-fluorocarbon (HFC) that does not contribute to ozone depletion
Of the higher temperature HFC options, R-407C most closely matches the operating characteristics of R-22
It is a high-glide refrigerant with lower efficiency, but provides the simplest conversion from R-22 due to its similar pressures
R-134a Refrigerant
Newer air conditioning models are designed to be used with R-410A for reliable and more efficient operation. Because R-410A can absorb and release more heat than R-22, an air conditioning compressor can run at a cooler temperature, reducing the risk of compressor burnout due to overheating.
R-410A also functions at a higher pressure than R-22, so new compressors are built to withstand greater stresses, reducing the chance for cracking. If someone were to put R-410A refrigerant into a system designed for R-22, the pressure would be too much and the unit would break.
How can you tell the difference?
To know which type of refrigerant your air conditioner uses, take a look at the label on the compressor unit outside. It'll clearly tell you which type of refrigerant the unit uses. The newer type is R-410A, and the older type that I've been talking about is R-22, also identified as HCFC-22.
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