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    Promoted | From small rooms to open-plan spaces, Samsung’s WindFree air conditioners ensure consistent comfort with intelligent cooling.
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    Beat the summer heat with Samsung's WindFree air conditioners

    With the hot summer season approaching in South Africa, Samsung’s WindFree air conditioners will make a great addition to your home.

    They are engineered to deliver a comfortable climate, energy efficient and quiet, draft-free cooling, whether you’re trying to fall asleep or be productive in your home office.

    With intelligent airflow, adaptive cooling and a sleek design, Samsung’s WindFree air conditioners offer fresh still-air in your living space.

    Small rooms: cooling that lets you rest easy

    Using WindFree cooling technology, Samsung air conditioners disperse air through thousands of micro-holes, creating a soft, steady and cool breeze that feels natural, not harsh. Its reduced-noise performance makes it suitable for bedrooms, nurseries and home studies. While the compact, modern design fits neatly into smaller spaces without compromising power or style.

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    Open-plan homes look great, but keeping them evenly cool? That could be a challenge. With high ceilings, sun-facing windows and wide layouts, you need an effective air conditioning system.

    Samsung has air conditioning units that are built for different spaces. Their wide-angle airflow and AI auto cooling technology learn your environment, automatically adjusting settings to match your comfort needs. The result? A room that stays evenly cool.

    Designed with sleek, minimalist finishes, they look stunning, blending easily into your living space, providing both form and function equally.

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    The Samsung WindFree technology range brings calm and control with energy-efficient inverter technology that reduces power use while keeping temperatures steady.

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