What are the advantages and disadvantages of water air conditioning?

　　There are many types of air conditioners. There is water air conditioner on the market. Many friends may not be familiar with it. It is an air conditioner that uses underground water as a circulation to cool the indoor temperature. What is water air conditioning ? What are the advantages and disadvantages of water air conditioning? Below, the editor will share with you these issues, hoping to help friends in need.

　　1. What is water air conditioning?

　　Water air conditioning was born in the 1970s and 1980s. After years of research and development, it has been widely used and recognized by consumers. Water-cooled air conditioners achieve cooling effects by evaporating water and absorbing surrounding heat. In addition, they also have functions such as ventilation, dust removal, and deodorization. They are often used in large closed spaces.

　　2. What are the advantages and disadvantages of water air conditioning?

　　1. I guess everyone has this experience. After staying under an ordinary air conditioner for a long time, you will feel a dry mouth. The use of water conditioners can prevent the air from drying out, moisturize the skin, and have certain benefits for the skin. In addition, water air conditioners have low noise and low vibration, allowing us to get fresh and natural cool breeze without being affected by noise. The body itself does not dissipate heat to the surroundings.

　　2. When using ordinary air conditioners, we must close all doors and windows. Although it is cooler, the air quality is very poor. Water air conditioners open doors and windows to exhaust air. The 100% fresh air replacement method allows people to be in the natural environment at all times, without the discomfort caused by traditional air conditioners, which discharges dirty air outdoors. Moreover, the cooling effect of water air conditioners is obvious. In humid areas, it can generally achieve a significant cooling effect of about 5-9°C; in particularly hot and dry areas, the cooling range can reach about 10-15°C.