What is the meaning of dehumidification and air supply on Midea air conditioner?

Dehumidification refers to the condensation of water vapor when air passes through the evaporator with low dew point temperature during refrigeration, thus taking away the moisture in the air.

Dehumidification of air conditioning can be divided into two situations: one is that dehumidification is uncontrollable in the process of air conditioning refrigeration; The other is to start the dehumidification function, which is controllable without refrigeration.

Air supply:

The air supply mode of air conditioner is also very common. The way of air supply is to turn the air conditioner into a fan, which can blow comfortable wind. The air supply mode of air conditioner is very energy-saving and quiet to use.

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Other air conditioning modes:

Refrigeration mode: air conditioning refrigeration refers to the principle of air conditioning refrigeration operation. After the air conditioner is electrified, the low-pressure vapor of the refrigerant in the refrigeration system is sucked by the compressor, compressed into high-pressure vapor and discharged into the condenser, and the indoor air is continuously circulated to cool down.

Dehumidification mode: "Dehumidification mode" of air conditioner is to make the whole air conditioner in dehumidification operation state. At this time, the fan of indoor unit runs slowly, which is to facilitate the condensation of water vapor in the air into liquid. Generally, when the air conditioner reaches the set temperature in dehumidification mode, the outdoor machine will stop running to avoid the dew on the condenser from evaporating again.