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Anonymous users2024-01-23It cannot be installed.
The minimum height of the indoor unit of the wall-mounted air conditioner should be about 25cm, and the large one should be more than 30cm.
If the wall-mounted air conditioner indoor unit is installed on the space wall 26cm away from the ceiling, even if it is barely installed, the return air will be poor because the upper return air surface of the wall-mounted air conditioner indoor unit is too small from the roof surface, which will directly lead to the deterioration of the air conditioning effect.
If it is not done well, it will also cause the condensate of the air conditioner to leak due to poor drainage.
It is recommended to re-open the air conditioner through the wall hole and lower the height.
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No, you can purchase a special air conditioner for the living room of Midea and encapsulate it in the ceiling.
Air conditioners cannot be installed upside down on the ceiling, they are all installed on the wall. >>>More
You're referring to wall-mounted air conditioners, right? If the host is pressed correctly in the right place, it won't be much of a problem. But I don't know why you put it on top? >>>More
I don't quite understand the whole ceiling, there have been users who have asked me before, how to install the wall-mounted machine under the ceiling, I don't know if your problem is almost the same, if so, I can tell you that the wall-mounted machine can not be installed on the top, you can literally understand that "wall" and "top" are completely different, one is the façade, the other is the plane, and the one that falls on the top is called the ceiling machine.