Common AC remote features explained smply

Temperature Control
Increases or decreases the room temperature in 1°C increments. 

Sleep Mode
Automatically raises the temperature gradually to save energy during sleep. 

Swing Mode
Controls the up-down or left-right movement of the air flap. 

Dry Mode
Removes excess humidity without overcooling the room. 

Silent / Quiet Mode
Reduces internal fan noise for peaceful operation. 

Auto Restart
Automatically resumes previous settings after a power outage.

Timer (On/Off)
Schedules the AC to start or stop after a set number of hours. 

Fan Speed
Adjusts the fan speed—Low, Medium, High, or Auto—for desired airflow. 

Mode Selector
 Helps switch between modes like Cool, Dry, Fan, Heat, and Auto. 

Turbo / Jet / Powerful Mode
Maximises cooling or heating in the shortest time. 

Display On/Off
Turns the remote or unit display light on or off, often for night use.

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