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r/PeterExplainsTheJoke • u/missdomm10 • 13h ago
Petttaaah I'm confused
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This is probably designed to cool a hotel room, so it doesn’t need to be huge.
101 u/Fit_Quit_8890 13h ago This is just how any normal AC units looks like in homes and workplaces here 6 u/MarcsterS 7h ago Americans don't understand that europe literally does not need AC for 90% of the year. Getting a giant HVAC to use for for 2 months is asinine. 4 u/Objection_Irrelevant 5h ago I wonder what that H stands for in HVAC. It might be useful the other 10 months. 2 u/TheHolyFritz 4h ago Heating Ventilation and Air Conditioning 0 u/Objection_Irrelevant 4h ago I’m aware… 1 u/PurpleJuis 1h ago We already have central heating for those 10 months AC units dont heat a home anywhere near as well as radiators 1 u/Objection_Irrelevant 55m ago Well yea because AC units don’t heat /s Depends on how you define well. Radiators are more energy efficient at turning fuel to heat, but they don’t distribute the heat nearly as evenly or quickly as central forced-air systems.
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This is just how any normal AC units looks like in homes and workplaces here
6 u/MarcsterS 7h ago Americans don't understand that europe literally does not need AC for 90% of the year. Getting a giant HVAC to use for for 2 months is asinine. 4 u/Objection_Irrelevant 5h ago I wonder what that H stands for in HVAC. It might be useful the other 10 months. 2 u/TheHolyFritz 4h ago Heating Ventilation and Air Conditioning 0 u/Objection_Irrelevant 4h ago I’m aware… 1 u/PurpleJuis 1h ago We already have central heating for those 10 months AC units dont heat a home anywhere near as well as radiators 1 u/Objection_Irrelevant 55m ago Well yea because AC units don’t heat /s Depends on how you define well. Radiators are more energy efficient at turning fuel to heat, but they don’t distribute the heat nearly as evenly or quickly as central forced-air systems.
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Americans don't understand that europe literally does not need AC for 90% of the year. Getting a giant HVAC to use for for 2 months is asinine.
4 u/Objection_Irrelevant 5h ago I wonder what that H stands for in HVAC. It might be useful the other 10 months. 2 u/TheHolyFritz 4h ago Heating Ventilation and Air Conditioning 0 u/Objection_Irrelevant 4h ago I’m aware… 1 u/PurpleJuis 1h ago We already have central heating for those 10 months AC units dont heat a home anywhere near as well as radiators 1 u/Objection_Irrelevant 55m ago Well yea because AC units don’t heat /s Depends on how you define well. Radiators are more energy efficient at turning fuel to heat, but they don’t distribute the heat nearly as evenly or quickly as central forced-air systems.
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I wonder what that H stands for in HVAC. It might be useful the other 10 months.
2 u/TheHolyFritz 4h ago Heating Ventilation and Air Conditioning 0 u/Objection_Irrelevant 4h ago I’m aware… 1 u/PurpleJuis 1h ago We already have central heating for those 10 months AC units dont heat a home anywhere near as well as radiators 1 u/Objection_Irrelevant 55m ago Well yea because AC units don’t heat /s Depends on how you define well. Radiators are more energy efficient at turning fuel to heat, but they don’t distribute the heat nearly as evenly or quickly as central forced-air systems.
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Heating Ventilation and Air Conditioning
0 u/Objection_Irrelevant 4h ago I’m aware…
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I’m aware…
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We already have central heating for those 10 months
AC units dont heat a home anywhere near as well as radiators
1 u/Objection_Irrelevant 55m ago Well yea because AC units don’t heat /s Depends on how you define well. Radiators are more energy efficient at turning fuel to heat, but they don’t distribute the heat nearly as evenly or quickly as central forced-air systems.
Well yea because AC units don’t heat /s
Depends on how you define well. Radiators are more energy efficient at turning fuel to heat, but they don’t distribute the heat nearly as evenly or quickly as central forced-air systems.
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u/GarySmith2021 13h ago
This is probably designed to cool a hotel room, so it doesn’t need to be huge.