What are the specification requirements for central air conditioning installation?

The installation of central air conditioning needs to follow certain specifications to ensure its safe and efficient operation and good use experience. The following are some common specification requirements:

Installation location: It should be located in a ventilated, dry and stable place to avoid direct sunlight. At the same time, the outdoor unit of air conditioner should be kept at a certain distance from chimney, vent, doors and windows.

Installation height: the indoor unit should be more than 1.8m from the ground, and the outdoor unit should be more than 0.5m from the ground.

Power requirements: Independent power supply should be used, and meet the specifications and safety standards of power cord.

Drainage requirements: Ensure smooth drainage and avoid backflow and water leakage.

Copper pipe requirements: Copper pipes with reliable quality, good copper quality and appropriate thickness should be selected, and the length of copper pipes should meet the standard, and the bending radius should not be less than 3 times of the pipe diameter.

Pipeline construction: pipeline layout should be reasonable, ensure horizontal and vertical, and carry out construction in strict accordance with the requirements of relevant standards to avoid fluorine leakage and other problems.

Installation structure: stable, firm and reliable brackets and fixtures should be used for installation to avoid unstable installation, shaking and noise.

Air circulation: the indoor unit shall ensure air circulation and shall not be blocked or blocked.

In short, the installation of central air conditioning must be carried out in strict accordance with relevant standards and requirements to ensure its normal operation and safe use. If central air conditioning needs to be installed, it is recommended to seek the help of professional installation service providers.