Guidelines
Correct Location Of Outdoor Unit:
Proper Placement Of Outdoor Unit:
Place Of Installation:
The Correct Tilt Angle Of The Indoor Unit:
Be very careful to give the aluminum bracket a small tilt angle while mounting it to the wall so that the indoor split-AC unit, once installed, will likewise be at a minor angle to allow for unrestricted drainage of collected water from the drain pipe.
Wall Strength
Make sure the wall that will support the indoor unit of the air conditioner is sturdy enough. It ought to be able to withstand the unit’s vibration.
Appropriate Installation Height From The Ground:
For adequate cooling within the room, mount the indoor split AC unit at a height of 7-8 feet above the ground. A height of 7-8 feet above the ground is suggested in a space with a ceiling height of 10 feet for the best cooling. By doing this, the cool air will be diffused evenly throughout the space. Additionally, it makes sure that the air conditioner is not working too hard to cool the warm roof, which would result in a rise in your electricity costs.
Spacing
It is advised that there be at least 10 to 15 cm of open space around the top and sides of the split AC indoor unit. For proper airflow, this is necessary. It could be more difficult to release heat if the airflow is restricted. Your air conditioner’s operating costs will go up as a result. Additionally, the compressor could get hurt.
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