Can furniture be raised under the air inlet of the central air conditioner?

The air inlet has no effect. First of all, the air inlet of the central air conditioner is not single, even if the lower space is small, it may reduce a certain air intake, but other air inlets will be supplemented; Secondly, the distance of 5cm is enough for the air inlet to take in, and there is basically no effect.

You can even make the height of the wardrobe, and then make a louver at the position of the air inlet, although this practice may have some impact on the air intake and the cleanliness of the clothes inside the wardrobe, but in some engineering practices, this practice is also available, and the impact will not be too great.

The duct system of central air conditioning, just like the human blood circulation system, even if one blood vessel is broken, other blood vessels can also supplement its role, but it will increase the burden on other parts. The air volume of the air inlet and outlet of the central air conditioner is generally not very large, so no matter which single air inlet and outlet is affected, as long as it is not too serious, there will not be much of a problem.

As for the impact of the tuyere on the wardrobe, it is negligible.

It is best not to put high furniture under the air inlet of the central air conditioner.

It is best not to put it under the air conditioner, because the cold flow or heat flow of the air conditioner will deform the wood of the cabinet, and it will also affect the air outlet of the air conditioner, thereby affecting the effect of the air conditioner.

Centimeters are enough for air intake requirements, but your cabinets need to be moved to prevent future repairs or maintenance, so be prepared in advance.

2. Do not put furniture in front of the air outlet, or directly face the TV and bed, and the wind reflected by the resistance is OK, and the most important point is that there is no obstruction 2 meters away from the air outlet. Try to avoid obstructions.

I don't know if your home is a household central air conditioner (it is called central air conditioning, but it is actually a tractor with a few tows) or a commercial central air conditioner (central control of the whole building) Regardless of it, if the real central air conditioner is the air outlet of the fan coil unit or the fresh air unit directly supplying air? I guess you are the fan coil unit Then check the air inlet Whether there is a return air duct If there is, it is best not to put a high cabinet there, because it may affect the fan coil unit at the air outlet and increase the load on the motor for a long time If the air inlet is just inlaid with 1 air outlet in that hole (usually equipped with a filter) There is nothing else in it If the air inlet is blocked, it will cause a big difference between the pressure in the room and the pressure in the ceiling, causing damage to the ceiling If you have to put the cabinet under the air intake On the premise of ensuring that the air inlet is not blocked, it is recommended that you do not use a strong wind stall when you get out of the air Not only to the point that I am talking to you is not a project design It is best to find a property to see how the air conditioning project is done Hehe.

Basically there is no impact, as long as there is a gap between the air return outlet and the shelter, the air can pass, I have a friend's villa made by Desmai, the air return outlet is also very close to the cabinet, and now it has been running for more than three years The effect is OK, so you have no problem with this.

Yes, it doesn't matter if you get the air, not to mention that you don't have a file. As long as it doesn't affect the air intake.

It is best not to, one is to affect the heat dissipation, and the other is to blow the wardrobe with long-term air conditioning, and the wardrobe is easy to deform.