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Anonymous users2024-01-24No, because the air conditioner transfers heat from the air, and an enclosed balcony cannot provide enough energy for the outdoor unit of the air conditioner. I used to make an air conditioner, the outdoor unit is placed in the equipment room, the equipment room is about 10 square meters, the refrigeration is turned on in summer, less than half an hour, the temperature of the equipment room is as high as more than 50 degrees, and the air conditioner has been reported to be faulty and shut down.
The central air conditioner is hung on the balcony wall, which I think is okay.
Placed on the balcony, the advantage is that it is easy to maintain. Placed on a "more closed" balcony is not good for ventilation and heat dissipation, which will affect the use effect!
Summary. It was originally for the second floor to use the air conditioner outside, if the first floor is used, you don't need it for the time being. It is possible to negotiate for the other party to lease. >>>More
There's no problem with heat dissipation that way. It's just that it's troublesome over time, and it takes up space on the balcony, such as taking over and installing the external machine on the outer wall neatly, which is a bit of a task.
That's right, it should be put like this, the outdoor unit is a little lower than the indoor unit, and the water of the indoor unit can go out.