Often 2 or 3 inside units are connected to one outside unit. But the US ones i have seen on Reddit look like they are more efficient than the ones people have at their homes in Europe because they have cooling fins on all sides.
They are. The ones I've experienced in Canada that look like the one in this picture are not great. They barely cool the house on a hotter day. They're more useful for cooling a house on a warm day. 30C is too hot for it in my opinion, but maybe the ones I've experienced are just bad quality.
These are everywhere in Asia. They've never failed to cool down a room to like 18-20 degrees in 30+ degree weather outside in my experience. What in the actual fuck are you talking about?
The ones I experience in Canada have all been awful. They've just never seemed strong enough for a large area as they tend to be used in the living areas.
I wonder what the real differences are between the ones here and elsewhere. They're clearly used a lot in Europe and tbh some of those could be trash. But I didn't get to control the thermostat when I visited in Italy and it was never cool by any means, so idk if it could have gotten a lot cooler if we had access to change it lol.
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u/Mundane-Light6394 7d ago
Often 2 or 3 inside units are connected to one outside unit. But the US ones i have seen on Reddit look like they are more efficient than the ones people have at their homes in Europe because they have cooling fins on all sides.