What is an air conditioner and its components?
An air conditioner is a device designed to control air circulation in residential, commercial and industrial environments. An air conditioner performs summer and winter air conditioning by regulating temperature and humidity, as well as supplying fresh air and filtering it. Air conditioners are considered a consumer unit and mainly require a chiller to supply cold water and a hot water or steam boiler for hot water.
Air conditioners are produced in single-zone, dual-zone and multi-zone models. In multi-zone air conditioners, dual-purpose dampers are installed in the air outlet of the devices so that each of the air dampers is in an open and closed state, so that by opening half of the dampers, the other half of the damper is closed. With this method, air can be passed through each of the heating and cooling coils as needed and the cold and heat can be transferred to different channels, or when a coil is operating, it can be bypassed by passing it through another path.
Components of the air conditioner:
Fan (in three types: forward, backward, and plug fan), electric motor, structure, body, insulation, coil, damper, flexible connections, humidifier, and controllers
To purchase an air conditioner or for guidance and advice, you can contact the company’s contact number.