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Anonymous users2024-01-24Open the window, there should be no problem in terms of heat dissipation, but you can't just want to save money, there are many unfavorable factors, such as noise, occupying balcony space, running water and other problems should be considered.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23You can do that, but you have to consider the problem of heat dissipation, the problem of noise, the problem of condensate discharge.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Yes, our house is installed on the balcony.
You follow a principle, that is, the outdoor unit is to exchange heat with the outside, which means to transfer the heat from the house to the outside of the house. At the same time, you also need to consider whether the ventilation in your balcony is smooth, otherwise it will affect the heat exchange effect, cooling in summer and heating in winter.
Every floor has no air-conditioning consoles except for the first floor. Count for yourself which one is yours.
There is no effect, to be precise, you are blocking the upper part of the outdoor unit 30 cm, as long as it does not affect the ventilation of the outdoor unit, there is no problem.
Yes, but the two sides of the external unit are the heat dissipation and ventilation inlets and outlets of the evaporator, which cannot be blocked by the wall, otherwise it cannot be used.
With such installation, heat dissipation will definitely be a problem, the air conditioner is prone to failure, and the noise is loud. It is recommended to move out,