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Anonymous users2024-01-23Yes, it's fine! The outdoor unit is pressed outside the house mainly to facilitate the drainage of water pipes, and the outdoor unit is too loud when it is running, so these two problems will be fine.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22OK. Put it in the balcony, open the window is much better, it is better to have an isolation door between the balcony and the living room or room, otherwise, the exhaust emission is not very smooth.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Is there a door separating your balcony from your room, and if there is no door separation, isn't the exhaust air coming back to the house? Then the effect is not very good, and it may not even work. It is necessary to separate the area of the home where there is air conditioning and exhaust heating from the area where the ventilation is outside.
Otherwise, wouldn't it be empty air conditioning?
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Anonymous users2024-01-20Nothing mattered, how many opportunities to go to the balcony.
After the balcony is closed, the external unit can only lengthen the connecting pipe and install it outside the balcony.
There will be problems. Enclosures may resonate, reduce heat exchange efficiency, and may shut down due to poor exchange during extreme high temperatures. It is recommended that the balcony should be sealed outside the relocation room.
As long as it does not affect the heat dissipation and ventilation of the living and outdoor units, there is no problem with placing it on the balcony, but it will occupy the space of the balcony.
Large appliances are an essential item in home life, but sometimes due to the bulky shape and monotonous design style of household appliances, the design style of the whole room is often ruined. For example, the placement of air conditioners often disrupts the consistency of home design. At this time, it is a good choice to place the outdoor unit of the air conditioner outdoors. >>>More
It's okay, that wind is actually a fan blowing the radiator to dissipate heat. In general, there will be no qualitative change.