The position of the AC in the bedroom can reduce comfort and efficiency. To avoid this, recognize some common mistakes that often occur and how to avoid them:
Placing the AC too close to the bed
Installing the AC too close to the bed, especially above the head or directly at the body, can cause cold air to blow directly throughout the night.
This incorrect installation can leave you cold, disrupt your sleep, and potentially lead to health problems such as muscle aches or the flu.
It is best to place the AC in a location that allows the air to spread evenly without hitting your body directly.
Ignoring the direction of AC air flow
Another common mistake is ignoring the direction of the air conditioner's airflow. An air conditioner installed with a sub optimal airflow direction will cause parts of the room to feel hotter or colder than others.
Always make sure the cool air flow from the AC is directed to a more open area to ensure good circulation throughout the room.
Install the air conditioner near sources of heat or humidity
Placing the AC near heat sources such as direct sunlight, electronic equipment, or humid areas such as bathrooms can make the AC work harder to cool the room.
Apart from wasting energy, this can also affect the performance of the AC and shorten its lifespan.
Avoid placing the AC in areas exposed to sunlight or near equipment that produces heat to maintain its efficiency and performance.
The impact of improper AC placement
Improper placement of the AC in the bedroom can have a negative impact on your comfort and health, as well as increase energy costs. These impacts include:
Sleep disorders and health effects
Air conditioners installed in the wrong place, especially those directly facing the bed, can cause sleep disturbances.
Cold air constantly blowing on your body can make you feel cold at night, causing restless sleep, waking up repeatedly, or even health problems such as colds, muscle pain, or headaches.
Improper placement can also trigger respiratory problems, especially if the air does not circulate well in the room.
Inefficient energy consumption
When the air conditioner is installed in a location exposed to direct sunlight, close to a heat source, or in an area blocked by furniture, the air conditioner has to work harder to cool the room. This not only increases energy consumption but also increases electricity costs.
In addition, an AC that works excessively will experience damage more quickly, require more frequent maintenance, and have a shorter service life.
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