The Hakathari Dashboard for Air Conditioners has been prepared to present key data and insights on registered air conditioners, as part of our efforts to increase awareness of the .
Data Source: Ministry of Tourism and Environment – Hakathari Program: Approved Models
Importers Registered
Importers registered under Hakathari Program and the brands they represent for Air Conditioners.
State Trading Organization
HITACHI
Asters
TCL
AUX
MIDEA
AKAVEE
Refcool
GREE
Springcool
BLUE STAR
Ranfaun
PANASONIC
Red Wave
HISENSEGrowth & Market Uptake of Hakathari Air Conditioners
Yearly and cumulative growth of registered brands and models of air conditioners in the Hakathari Program.
Models Registered Per Year
Cumulative Growth of Registered Models
Brands Registered Per Year
Cumulative Growth of Brands
Hakathari Ratings of Registered Models of Air Conditioners
Distribution of 3★, 4★, and 5★ registered air conditioner models by brand, with importer & rating filters.
💡 Tip: Filter by importer, and the star ratings. Totals and charts update instantly. Use the Year selector to view a specific year or all years at once.
Most Efficient Air Conditioner Models
Circles (●) highlight the most efficient model for each year within each Market Capacity. Diamonds (♦) represent all other registered models. Market Capacity (BTU/h) shows standardized sizes (9k, 12k, 18k, 24k) for easier comparison. Tested capacity may vary slightly from how manufacturers market the unit.
💡 Tip: Filter by year and Hakathari rating. CSPF (W/W) indicates cooling efficiency — higher is better. In “All Years” view, you may see multiple circles in the same capacity band — one for each year’s most efficient model.
Hakathari Leaders by Market Capacity
The importers leading the Hakathari Program with the most efficient brands and models in each market capacity.
Average CSPF by Year
This chart shows the Average Cooling Seasonal Performance Factor (CSPF) of registered air conditioner models by year, according to the Hakathari rating criteria.
CSPF is a measure of how efficiently an air conditioner provides cooling throughout the year — it represents the total cooling output divided by the total energy consumed.
In simple terms, a higher CSPF value means the air conditioner uses less electricity to provide the same amount of cooling, making it more energy efficient.
Dotted reference lines indicate the minimum CSPF values required for Hakathari labelling —
3.10 W/W for units below 15,354 BTU/hr and
2.90 W/W for units between 15,354 and 24,226 BTU/hr.
💡 Hover over the chart to view annual CSPF values and their year-on-year percentage change.