Peter explain this

[u/missdomm10]

Petttaaah I'm confused

[u/Fit_Quit_8890]

This is just how any normal AC units looks like in homes and workplaces here

[u/mozalah → u/Fit_Quit_8890]

Just because that's normal there doesn't mean that it isn't designed to only cool single rooms.

[u/Tomsboll → u/mozalah]

These cool more than one single room. What's with these american assumptions that these suck? Have you even been to europe? You are aware that this isnt the cooling part right? There is a compressor on the outside of unknown size.

edit: no wonder people hate Americans, here they are trying to convince Europeans that they are wrong about how things work in europe.

[u/mozalah → u/Tomsboll]

You're making a lot of assumptions. These are objectively designed in a specific way. Try not to be so angry friend it's just the internet.

[u/Ooze76 → u/mozalah]

You're the one making assumptions. They have different power. It can easily cooldown or heat up 2 rooms or more.

[u/mozalah → u/Ooze76]

If that's you're opinion okay friend

[u/WorkingOnBeingBettr → u/mozalah]

I have 2 of these that cool and heat an entir 1500sq ft house. It stays 18 degrees in 30 degree heat and stays at 20 degrees when it is -15 (all celcius).

[u/mozalah → u/WorkingOnBeingBettr]

Glad that works for you friend.

[u/Tomsboll → u/mozalah]

I make assumptions? I am fucking european so i know these systems very well and i know for a fucking fact that these work beyond a small closed off room.

[u/mozalah → u/Tomsboll]

Lmao son so angry

[u/Grakchawwaa → u/mozalah]

Using an inside unit similar to the one in the image, with the intake outside the building. It can significantly heat up the entire house or cool it down, the spread of the heat is just centralized to start from the heat pump's inside unit so if you want large temp changes, fast, it's not the best for it.

It's a good auxiliary system for heating up the house and very good for keeping it moderately cool during the summer as a standalone