What's the difference between low wind and high wind in air conditioning?

The low wind and strong wind of air conditioner refer to the air supply wind speed of air conditioner respectively. Low wind is a small wind speed, and strong wind is a big wind speed.

Generally speaking, the low wind and high wind of air conditioners have different usage scenarios. Low wind speed is relatively slow, but it can keep the air flow uniform and the temperature distribution relatively stable, which is more suitable for long-term use and needs a comfortable environment. For example, it is more appropriate to choose a low wind when sleeping at night, which can provide a soft airflow and will not cause discomfort because of the excessive wind. In addition, under quiet conditions, choosing low wind can also make the noise of air conditioning work lower.

The high wind speed is relatively large, and the room temperature can be quickly adjusted, which is suitable for occasions that need rapid cooling or heating in a short time. For example, when it is hot during the day, it needs to be cooled quickly. In this case, you can choose strong winds and quickly adjust the indoor temperature to a suitable range. However, it should be noted that the temperature distribution of strong wind may not be uniform enough, which may lead to local temperature being too low or too high.