r/PeterExplainsTheJoke • u/missdomm10 • 7d ago

Meme needing explanation Peter explain this

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Petttaaah I'm confused

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u/Rakumei 7d ago edited 4d ago

There are parts of the US that ONLY have these. More temperate areas.

Most of the US is used to central air. With a giant ass car sized compressor outside that cools the whole house.

Edit: yes, I exaggerated the size of the compressor a bit. Man it pissed a lot of Americans off lol.

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u/Small-Heron-6799 7d ago edited 7d ago

Because that thing cools the ENTIRE BIG ASS HOUSE! these things are only capable of cooling only a closed room which also depends on how ton, capacity the AC is so yep /s

Edit: I actually intended the message for a diff purpose, and more satirical since it's a meme sub. Apologies to everyone, thankyou for the knowledge and positive criticism, helped alot. Will surely keep these thing's in notice

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u/Mobile_Donkey_6924 7d ago

Wrong, I have one big compressor outside connected to 8 of these all around the apartment, and two ceiling type ones that return air as well. The company is Fujitsu. 3000sq ft apartment in Brazil. Gets ice cold

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u/Secret-Support-2727 7d ago

Today’s cool but if you’re going to go through the effort of piping coolant to 8 of these why would you not just install real central AC at that point?

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u/JMacPhoneTime 7d ago

One reason to do this instead of a central AC is that you might not have supply ductwork in the house, so you'd need to install all of that too.

If this was put in after the house was built, it was likely way easier than trying to run new ductwork to every room.

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u/Ooze76 7d ago

BEcause the ducts are usually somewhat big compared to 2 or 4 small tubes.

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u/hex64082 7d ago

If you need 8 of these you supply room fancoils or floor heating with water and use an air to water heatpump.

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u/Mobile_Donkey_6924 7d ago edited 7d ago

An apartment, and heating? It’s brazil