A portable
Just like the other
How the units work
As mentioned, the units aid in cooling a room by removing warm air. As a result of this, the units have two byproducts: water and heat. Water is condensed as the compressor cools the air. The water is collected on the outer surface of the unit.
Heat is produced as a byproduct of the work of the compressor and it’s released through a vent which is located at the back of the unit.
Types
Although, the units serve the same purpose, there are of different types with the main types being: split and hose systems.
A split system is characterized by a small indoor floor. It also has small wheels that are attached at the base which make it easy to move and transport the
The unit’s compressor is housed in the outdoor unit in order to easily open and close the smaller door.
A hose system on the other hand is characterized by a medium-sized indoor that makes use of a hose window attachment in order to dispose the heat and moisture produced by the compressor. The hose system
Air-to-air units re-evaporate the moisture produced from the heating/cooling/heating cycle of the compressor. As a result of re-evaporation the
The monoblock system on the other hand collects the produced moisture and keeps it in a drip tray. To prevent the unit from shutting down, the collected moisture is dumped periodically.
Conclusion
This is what you need to know about portable
If you want to cool just a small area such as an office, you should go for small units as they will not only consume small amounts of power, but they will also be easy to maintain.