Bosch Air Conditioner Reviews

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The backbone of the company that make Bosch air conditioners is best known for being the largest supplier of automobile components in the world. Robert Bosch GmbH is however a truly global and diverse family of companies with approximately 300 subsidiaries worldwide.

bosch air conditioner reviewFounder Robert Bosch began the company in 1886 in Stuttgart, Germany and he quickly gained a reputation for innovation as well as respect for paying his employees higher than the standard rate and recognizing their creativity. Throughout difficult times, Bosch has continued to survive and thrive by looking to the future and embracing innovation where its competitors failed to. As well as being world leaders in fuel injection systems, anti-lock brakes (ABS) and other automotive technology Bosch are also leading manufacturers and distributors of industrial technology, solar powered energy cells and consumer goods such as power tools, air conditioners, household appliances and security systems.

Today the Robert Bosch Foundation own 92% of the company shares with the remaining 8% of the shares being owned by the descendants of the founder. This means that the vast majority of profits are invested back into the company and of the dividends that are paid out to shareholders most goes to the charitable foundation which uses the money to fund a number of philanthropic projects.

As you would expect when buying something from a company renowned for its technological advances, Bosch air conditioners combine ultra quiet performance with high standards of energy efficient air conditioning. Each Bosch air conditioner has an attractive streamlined design and incorporates anti-rust coating components which can withstand rain and other corrosive elements. Bosch split-system air conditioners range from 9,000 BTUs to 30,000 BTUs and feature two speed fans, LED displays, remote controls, turbo and sleep modes and a self-diagnosis and auto-protection function.

Some models of Bosch air conditioner such as the B1ZDI18202 indoor and B1ZDA18202 outdoor units offer both heating and cooling and have special features such as a bio-filter to catch even the smallest of particles and neutralize bacteria, making homes safe as well as comfortable.

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2 Responses to “Bosch Air Conditioner Reviews”

  1. G Hammond, United Arab Emirates

    02. Jan, 2011

    Recommended: Yes Length of Time Used: 2 years

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    I didn’t know that Bosch made air conditioners until we moved out here, I thought they just made power tools & things like that. We needed to have the existing unit replaced and went for a Bosch, partly because it’s really small and discreet and partly because of its dust filtering capabilities.

    When you have to spend so much time inside you want something that can cope with the heat and provide a nice comfortable atmosphere. I’ve been completely happy with it and it’s much quieter than I expected it to be too. It also has a vitamin C filter & I don’t know how effective that is, but it does keep everywhere cool and keeps the dust at bay.

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  2. Filiz Bodi

    14. Jan, 2012

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    I wish I could say the same thing. I purchased one in October and have been calling in the service men since. They temporarily gave me another one until the problem was solved, but yesterday when they brought my air conditioner back- at first it seemed to be heating the room, then suddenly it started blowing cold air. Looks like I’m going to continue spending the rest of the winter in the cold. They also refused to give me a new one although I’d only managed to use it for a couple of weeks maximum. They say they first attempt to repair it. I’m planning on seeking legal advice this week. Has anyone else experienced such problems?

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