An air conditioner made its debut at CES in Las Vegas with a goal to combat climate change. Designed by the Pennsylvania startup OxiCool, HomeCool uses water as a refrigerant to cool your home instead ...
New air conditioner range features bladeless technology for quiet functioning in modern spaces The WindFree line of indoor chilled water air conditioners are Samsung's newest product. In order to ...
It was hard not to notice the giant, reflective cube at CES 2020. The OxiCool looks like a Martian playhouse, but its unique technology can actually cool your whole house with a little bit of water ...
Is your air conditioner dripping water? Often, water droplets can form on your air conditioner surface due to condensation. While a nuisance, the water is not technically harmful. However, a drippy ...
Air conditioner water, a byproduct of cooling, can be a sustainable watering option for plants. It's gentle on sensitive plants due to the absence of chlorine and fluoride. However, AC water lacks ...
Just because you’re on the water doesn’t mean that you won’t get uncomfortable, especially if you’re anchoring overnight or staying at the dock. It’s not an issue if you’re moving. The wind rushing ...
When a car's air conditioner is running, water vapor in the air accumulates on its condenser, changing into a liquid state and then dripping to the ground. Doug Martin, a powertrain controls engineer ...
NVIDIA's GeForce RTX 5090 has a maximum power consumption of over 500W, which means it is expected to generate a lot of heat, so it is necessary to build a stable cooling system. A Chinese technical ...
It’s been unseasonably cool in Los Angeles, but you know that’s not going to last. With that in mind, the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power has revived its rebate program to help lower-income ...
Simple air conditioners are really nothing more than a heat exchanger that move heat—or cold—from one place to another. Usually, they take warm air and move it across ice or chilled water where it ...
With summer temperatures soaring, air conditioners work non-stop to keep indoor spaces cool. While providing relief from the heat, they also produce a by-product many overlook—AC water. Some ...
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