#Wall Mounted Ac Unit

[hotwaterrepairsmelbourne]

Install Sturdy Wall Mount AC Unit from the Most Reputed Manufacturers

A wall mount ac unit, also known as a mini typical system, is a simple, practical, and cost-effective solution to deliver chilled air to a house or office without the price or bother of installing ductwork. In addition, houses without ductwork or those that weren't built with air conditioning in mind are perfect candidates for a wall-mounted air conditioner. Each interior unit has a personal digital thermostat and may function separately from the other units.

How Does the Heating and Cooling System Add Value to your Space?

Homeowners frequently use add on cooling installation in Melbourne, therefore they rely on conditioning to stay cool throughout the summer. It is the ideal choice since it enables the home to be heated and chilled without incurring additional costs for cooling system installation.

Add on Cooling Melbourne is an option that will allow you to experience "the best of both worlds" if you already own a gas ducted gas boiler and wish to benefit from a cooling system in the summer. For people who already own a gas ducted heating system and are looking for a single platform that can heat and cool their houses, add-on cooling is really a highly advised alternative.

Simple and Adaptable Installation Using a Cost-Effective Cooling Solution

Since you now know that piped gas heating is a cost-effective heating option, why not further reduce costs with a contributing cooling system that makes use of the same ducts and offers affordable cooling throughout the summer? By going here, you may read more about the expense of running ducted air conditioning.

In practically all roof cavities, compact add-on air conditioning systems may be fitted. Since no extra duct work is needed because you will be adding a cooling system to your existing gasoline ducted heating system, the installation will be quick, inexpensive, and effective.

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[howtofightwrite]

So happy you're back after all this time! I have a question, do you happen to know how people fought in ancient rome? Particularly gladiators and soldiers? Sorry if this isn't the blog for this question tho!

I think we've covered both of these questions independently over the years.

Gladiators were a performance sport. It was more about glorifying the Roman Empire and its victories, than a conventional fight. As a result, most Gladiators were armed with specific variant, “loadouts,” designed to cosplay as various enemies that The Empire had conquered, and they only fought against specific countering variants. Specifically, the variants would be matched in such a way that it would be difficult for either combatant to have a decisive advantage over the other, with an eye towards creating situations that would result in a lot of visible injuries, without serious harm to either participant.

In case it needs to be said, gladiators were a significant financial investment, and they weren't casually killed in the arena. The point was for visible injuries, and a bloody spectacle, not a slaughter. Sometimes someone would die, but having them die on the field wasn't the intention, and they generated a lot of money, and on the rare cases when they were killed, it was meant to be a climactic moment, not someone taking a blade to the gut and collapsing mid-fight.

Obviously, I'm barely scratching the surface here, because it gets a lot deeper, but the simple answer is that in the vast majority of cases, gladiators were armed with weapons that were designed to make seriously harming their foe difficult to impossible. Also, the gladiators were something that evolved and became more complicated over time. When they first started in the Republic, it was a much more stripped down structure with prisoners of war being given a sword and shield and forced to face off against one another.

As for the Roman Legions. I'm not sure I've ever seen a comprehensive description of their training techniques. The Testudo, (or Tortoise) is one of the more famous examples of their specific combat style. Legionaries would create a shield wall, and the soldiers behind the front line would raise their shields to cover the formation against attacks from above (usually arrow fire, or thrown spears.) While being able to strike with javelins. In practice, the formation had issues, including being vulnerable to siege fire, and mounted archers were able to easily flank the formation. It's a neat story, but the formation had serious limitations.

One thing we haven't talked about before (I think) was the Roman's use of biological warfare. During sieges, they would load (locally sourced, I assume) corpses onto catapults, and then launch them into the besieged city.

Beyond, the major thing about the Legions was the extremely disciplined and orderly combat formations, with a lot of attention paid to managing battlefield movement. It wasn't so much about exceptional individual performance, so much as their ability to operate as a unit. This isn't a particularly mind blowing concept today, but in an era when professional soldiers were the exception, or limited to the elite forces, it had slightly more impact.

Regarding the details of their training, I've never seen any of that come up. Now, granted, I've really tried to research that degree of Roman history. So, if you're asking, “how, exactly, did they swing the gladius?” I don't know, and I don't remember ever seeing anyone credibly claim they had that insight. As far as I know, the only surviving Roman training manual was De Re Militari, (there's around 200 surviving Latin copies) which is far more concerned with overall strategic planning and command. If you're trying to write Roman era military fiction, it's probably worth reading. So, I'm not sure this is exactly what you were looking for, but I do hope it helps.

-Starke

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[whyeverr]

things I’m excited for (in no particular order):

exterior wall-mounted AC units, squat toilets, the hard plastic chair

the water heater (yes it feels like this belongs in a City Living refresh but I can’t deny my feelings for her! 🥵)

hopscotch and marbles and sky lanterns 🥹

the rice cooker and new functional tea pot and all the delicious looking new foods (all the new foods look so good lately!)

Cringe trait and the elder-specific Wise trait 🫶🏻

deco tuk tuks

the real estate sign and new communal mailboxes (with indoor and outdoor options!)

the glimmer of hope I’m keeping alive for angled gable options in build mode — am I dreaming or is the building in the bottom right (with the kind of roofline I’m talking about) not a deco building? you can see through the windows…

[fleshengine]

The AC unit mounted on the wall here has something wrong with its (I assume) compressor. It sounds like it’s panting, or getting a good fuck.

[jadagul]

I have a dumb problem with my climate control that the internet isn't helping with.

I have wall-mounted units in each room, each with its own thermostat. (They're not window AC units; it's a whole-building system that has a separate fan unit and control panel in each room.) And the thermostat temperatures tend to be wildly off from the room temperatures.

But the thermostats aren't broken! I have an infrared thermometer to double-check, and the thermostats are (more or less) correctly reporting their own temperatures. There's just a steep temperature gradient from the thermostat to, like, a foot away from the thermostat.

The thermostat reads 83; my IR reports the thermostat around 78; the temperature of most of the objects in the room is like 71.

I can exert some manual control but the point of having a thermostat is to, you know, not have to exert manual control. Anyone have ideas on how to improve this? (Would pointing a fan at the thermostat help?)

[muneeswari]

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In the world of commercial air conditioning, businesses are presented with a variety of options to choose from. Cassette, ductable, and tower systems are among the most preferred choices, each designed to meet the specific needs of different commercial settings. Let's delve into the unique attributes of each system:

Cassette Systems: Cassette air conditioning units are mounted on the ceiling, ensuring uniform airflow while maintaining an elegant appearance. They are particularly suitable for areas with limited ceiling space or where a subtle design is desired. Equipped with advanced features like adjustable fan speeds and timers, cassette systems provide efficient cooling and heating solutions.

Ductable Systems: Ductable air conditioning, also known as ducted systems, is an excellent option for expansive commercial spaces. By utilizing concealed ductwork, these systems evenly distribute cooled or heated air throughout the building. Their zoning flexibility allows for precise temperature control in different zones, ensuring optimum comfort for occupants. Additionally, discreet grilles contribute to a clutter-free interior ambiance, enhancing overall aesthetics.

Tower Systems: Tower air conditioning systems, positioned as floor-standing units, offer versatility in placement, seamlessly fitting into corners or against walls. With robust cooling and heating capabilities and advanced filtration mechanisms, they excel in demanding environments like server rooms. Tower systems are favored for their effectiveness in cooling spaces with limited ceiling or wall space, providing a practical solution where other options may fall short.

Each of these air conditioning systems offers unique advantages tailored to the specific requirements of commercial spaces:

Cassette systems prioritize aesthetics and space efficiency.

Ductable systems offer centralized control and zoning capabilities, making them ideal for larger commercial buildings.

Tower systems provide installation flexibility and powerful performance, catering to spaces with unique needs or space constraints.

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[strikingheaven]

@breathofthearth

Maybe this is the third attempt? The fourth attempt? She's lost count.

Either way, it's clear that the stain on the glossy bar top refuses to lift from its surface. Resting her elbows on the mostly-immaculate counter with a sigh, Tifa allows the damp cloth to crumple into a small pile by her folded arms. The TV continues to drone on in the background and the ceiling fan spins lazily to circulate air throughout the first floor of Seventh Heaven. 

Heat, direct sun bathing the building in its warmth at peak noon, is pervasive even with all the open windows. The broken AC unit mounted in the wall sits partially dismantled on the ground just next to the jukebox. She hasn't had a chance to fix it yet. Always something going on, always something ready to steal her attention elsewhere. With all the bedrooms situated on the second floor, it's no wonder Cloud has chosen to stay away until well past sundown.

Rolling outages are not uncommon this time of year. Edge sprawls across the badland salts. Shimmering, almost splendid the way heat rises off the earth and distorts the air. The city has expanded faster than the WRO can expend resources to support the growing population. Many of those who had sought refuge from the destruction of Meteorfall with family or friends elsewhere have slowly begun to return and rebuild. To say nothing of Deepground's recent emergence, but they overcame that threat too.

Life is better than it was.

Isn't it?

Saving the world does not guarantee a ride off into the sunset. Story book endings are unrealistic. Their story left death, destruction, upheaval, and broken pieces in its wake. Hypocritical, she knows, to keep her mourning so close to her heart, like it belongs only to her. 

That's why she barely looks up when a stranger bumbles into the front door only to find it unmoving. 

Damn it. 

Her brows furrow and Tifa rubs her temples. Did she forget to lock the door again? Don't people read signs anymore?

C-L-O-S-E-D. 

Spelled neatly on the lacquered signage she flipped over next to the entrance.

Pushing the rag away, Tifa straightens, composes herself, and attempts to gather enough of her remaining patience and dwindling reserves to affect 'polite but very tired proprietor of a clearly closed business.'

The door rattles again and that does nothing to encourage Tifa to pick up her pace moving out from behind the counter. 

"Hey, sorry, can you come back tomorrow? We're cl–...osed. For repairs…" Her voice drops from vaguely irate to a shocked whisper, breaking somewhere along the way with a tightening around her throat. 

The oversized coat, ill-fitting sunglasses, and thick scarf does nothing to hide the recognizable peak of brunette bangs, nor characteristic left-right-left bounce of her feet as Aerith presses her face up against the reflective door to see inside. Poor weather for such a disguise, and yet Tifa can’t imagine one more befitting. 

Aerith can't see her, not through the mirror reflection of the daytime window film painstakingly applied on the glass panels of the door. Not yet. Tifa hesitates, allowing her hand to hover just over the push-bar of the door. She could be wrong. Maybe she wants too badly to be right. 

Steeling herself, Tifa practically throws the door open. It slams back on its hinges as Tifa rushes through, throwing her arms around Aerith's shoulders. Fast, but not fast enough to outstrip the fear that she fooled herself into seeing what she wanted to. 

If she pulls away now, she can't continue lying to herself. So instead, she holds on. 

Tightly. Tighter. Maybe too tight. 

"Aerith! Is it really…?"

[justaskasmodeus]

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Asmodeus spends what he considers an unfortunate amount of time in his office. It’s a grand sort of room, something like a study, a wrought iron spiral staircase draped with hanging vines and green and ruby Nepenthes pitcher plants leading up to a loft that curls around the walls above, lined floor to ceiling with bookcases filled to bursting.

The room itself is mostly lit by the massive stone fireplace that takes up the majority of the Eastern wall, its chimney adorned with the bowed head of an ancient auroch, stuffed and mounted, with beady black eyes glinting in the light of the fire. That very fire is almost always roaring, thoroughly heating all four corners of the place to a just-this-side-of-uncomfortable degree - but the space within is still plenty large enough to hold, just for size comparison’s sake, of course, let’s say, maybe, a considerably large pile of corpses. A set of leather armchairs and a sofa frame a glass coffee table opposite the blaze, and even further back sits a large desk of polished wood with lovingly carved figures and filigree. There is a candy jar filled with red-wrapped cinnamon discs there, and on the credenza against the wall shine fine crystal glasses and decanters of varying shapes, sizes and contents.

Accompanying light fixtures glow like candles in the dark, dim Tiffany glass lamps illuminating the various sitting areas and surfaces or the suggestive oil paintings on the walls, assisted by the tall stained glass windows that touch the ceiling, filtering in soft, muted daylight. Where that daylight comes from exactly is a mystery - the Second Circle is a dark, cold, and windy place, lit mostly by fire, street lamps, string lights and neon signs; hardly a hospitable place and certainly one with no sunlight to stream through windows. But here, you feel very much at home - comfortable, warm and safe. You may even find that you want to stay a little longer than you’d originally planned. That’s the intention, anyway.

Hello and welcome! Independent RP blog for the ✨Great King Asmodeus✨ Archdemon of Lust, Lord of the Second Circle, Hell’s ambassador to the United States and self-appointed president of the Lucifer fan club (that last part is a joke but also no it’s not.)

Originally Good Omens book (with sprinkles of pre-season 2 show) based (tied in with @phantasmagoetia) but sort of his own thang, we’re all just havin’ fun and not really taking things too seriously here.

Multiverse friendly, welcome to all 18+!

OP is a 30 y/o she/they aro/ace riddled with anxiety and consists only of 17 wild coyotes in a trench coat and a shaken can of Pepsi. Not much of an interaction instigator re: the anxiety thing but I always respond! Ask box is always open. :)

[apoorconductor]

I think I can now put into words why I like listening to rain and thunder so much

The first of the three reasons I've found is the most obvious: they're noise. They help to blot out whatever my family is shouting about downstairs, as well as the sound of disapproving silence that infiltrates the neighborhood at 1am. They discourage the dreadful buzz of those external wall-mounted AC units, and the insistence of lawn mowers roaring away at odd hours of the evening. (Seriously, I heard someone start that fucker up at 12:30am a few nights back)

My local district does a five-minute test of the tornado sirens the first Wednesday of each month, at noon. Even though in one sense they frighten me (because duh, they're signifiers of danger) I find them innately satisfying to listen to - to the point where I open the nearest window the first Wednesday noon of every month to hear them wail. I think it's because they provide the impression that order is being maintained, the calming feeling that someone out there is looking out for you.

I'm not particularly religious, but some of the same applies to when I'm listening to a routine thunderstorm. Every minute of watery drumbeat and punctual rumbling on the walls of the vehicle or building I'm currently occupying is a testament to its continuing protection. Physics and thunderbirds are still courting as normal in the tiny expanse between ground and infinite sky.

The third is a bit more personal. For the same reason that I like listening to trains streaking by, or the channeled thunder of an airliner passing overhead in the dead of night: I like listening to thunderstorms because they remind me that nature, society, the world is minding its own business. When it rains, no one is judging you for tripping up, because put a little water on the ground and everyone forgets how to drive. When it rains, there is no imagined audience, only the audience that chooses to speak to each other over the sound of the pitter-patter. When it rains, it's okay to cry, because your clothes were wet anyway.

Rain and thunder remind me that the outside world isn't holding its breath waiting for me to do something, or fail spectacularly, or figure myself out. It's just going. And I have to go too if I'd like to make an impression out there

[getcompare777]

Enjoy Clean, Cool Air with the Daikin 1.5 Ton 5 Star Inverter Split AC

Daikin is a well-known brand in the air conditioning industry and has a wide range of products to suit different needs. One of their popular products is the Daikin 1.5 Ton 5 Star Inverter Split AC. This air conditioner comes with a host of features and specifications that make it a great option for those looking for an efficient and reliable cooling solution. In this article, we will explore the different aspects of this AC and why it is a great choice for your home. Design and Build Quality: The Daikin 1.5 Ton 5 Star Inverter Split AC has a sleek and elegant design. It comes with a white and silver exterior, which gives it a modern look. The indoor unit has a compact design and can be easily mounted on the wall. The outdoor unit is also well-built and can withstand extreme weather conditions. Energy Efficiency: One of the biggest advantages of this AC is its energy efficiency. It has a 5-star energy rating, which means that it consumes less power and helps you save on your electricity bills. It also comes with an inverter compressor, which adjusts the cooling according to the temperature in the room. This feature helps to reduce energy consumption and makes the AC more energy-efficient. Cooling Capacity: The Daikin 1.5 Ton 5 Star Inverter Split AC has a cooling capacity of 1.5 tons, which is suitable for rooms up to 150 sq. ft. It comes with a powerful compressor that cools the room quickly and efficiently. The AC also has a wide-angle air flow feature that ensures even cooling across the room. Air Filters: The AC comes with a variety of air filters that help to purify the air inside the room. It has a PM2.5 filter that removes harmful pollutants and allergens from the air. It also has an anti-bacterial filter that prevents the growth of bacteria and viruses. Additionally, it has an odour filter that removes unpleasant odours from the room. Remote Control: The Daikin 1.5 Ton 5 Star Inverter Split AC comes with a remote control that makes it easy to operate. The remote has a backlit display and easy-to-use buttons that allow you to adjust the temperature, fan speed, and other settings. Other Features: The AC comes with a range of other features that add to its functionality and convenience. It has a sleep mode that adjusts the temperature automatically according to your body’s needs. It also has a timer function that allows you to set the AC to switch on and off at specific times. The AC also has a self-diagnosis function that alerts you to any problems with the unit. Conclusion: The Daikin 1.5 Ton 5 Star Inverter Split AC is a great option for those looking for an efficient and reliable cooling solution. It comes with a range of features that make it a convenient and easy-to-use appliance. The energy efficiency of this AC is also a major advantage, as it helps you save on your electricity bills. Overall, if you are looking for an AC that is efficient, powerful and convenient to use, then the Daikin 1.5 Ton 5 Star Inverter Split AC is definitely worth considering.

[tequitoclown]

Logged in to Reddit today

[Image ID: A reddit post on r/notinteresting by u/ciwanslymz titled "I'm drunk as shi". The attached picture is of a wall-mounted AC unit set to 26 degrees, though it's unclear what measurement. ./End ID]

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[hitechair]

Conquer the Heat: Your Expert Guide to Split System AC Installation in Melbourne

Melbourne summers are legendary for their intensity. One minute you're basking in sunshine, the next you’re sweating through a heatwave, desperately seeking relief. If you're tired of battling the heat and yearning for a consistently cool and comfortable home, then investing in a split system air conditioner is a smart move. However, the process of choosing, purchasing, and installing the right AC unit can seem overwhelming. That's where this comprehensive guide comes in. We’ll walk you through everything you need to know about Split Air-Conditioning Installation Melbourne, ensuring you're well-equipped to make informed decisions and transform your home into a cool sanctuary.

Before we delve into the installation details, let’s clarify what a split system air conditioner entail. Unlike window-mounted units, split systems are comprised of two distinct components: an indoor unit, typically mounted high on a wall, and an outdoor unit, which houses the compressor and condenser. These components are interconnected by refrigerant lines and electrical wiring, usually concealed within your walls for a cleaner look. This split design provides numerous advantages, including quieter operation, greater energy efficiency, and more versatile placement options within your home. Furthermore, split systems come in a range of sizes, styles, and features, allowing you to choose one that perfectly fits your specific needs and aesthetics. Most importantly they can usually both heat and cool making them a year-round solution.

The first step in any successful Split Air-Conditioning Installation Melbourne project is to thoroughly assess your specific needs and requirements. Don't rush into buying a system without taking the time to analyze the size of the room, or rooms, that you want to cool. An undersized unit will struggle to maintain your desired temperature, working much harder and driving up energy consumption. On the other hand, an enormous system may experience irregular temperature distribution and frequent cycling, which would lower overall efficiency and needless component wear and tear. Consider other contributing factors such as ceiling height, the number of windows, and the direction your home faces – these all play a role in how effectively your AC unit will perform. If you are unsure where to begin, consult with a professional AC installer.

Once you’ve identified the perfect AC unit, the next essential step is to find a reliable and experienced installer. This is not a DIY task. Improper installation can lead to a plethora of problems including reduced system efficiency, increased energy bills, potential refrigerant leaks, and even complete system failure. Don't be tempted to cut corners and choose the cheapest option available, you may well find this is more expensive in the long run. Look for a technician who is fully licensed, insured, and has a solid track record with Split Air-Conditioning Installation Melbourne. Ask for references, read online reviews and check their credentials to verify their quality of work and their commitment to customer satisfaction. A proper installation is crucial to guaranteeing the long-term performance and reliability of your cooling system.

Even the most expertly installed air conditioning systems can sometimes encounter issues, making it vital to have a dependable repair service you can rely on. Instead of waiting until your AC breaks down during the hottest week of the year, proactively research local options for Aircon Repair Shop Melbourne. Look for businesses that employ qualified technicians, are transparent with their pricing, and have a reputation for using genuine parts. A quick response time is also vital, particularly during the peak summer months when your AC is indispensable. A trustworthy repair shop should also offer preventative maintenance advice to keep small problems from escalating into larger, more costly repairs, and prolong the lifespan of your AC.

After your new split system AC is successfully installed, it’s important to know how to effectively operate and maintain your system. Understanding how to use the thermostat and other features will ensure optimum performance and energy efficiency, minimizing your energy consumption. Make a habit of regularly cleaning or replacing the air filters, as this will improve air quality, maintain the systems efficiency, and extend the life of the unit. Periodic professional maintenance checks are also crucial to identify any potential problems before they turn into major and expensive issues, so following the manufacturer’s recommendations for regular servicing is important. In conclusion, a split system air conditioner is an investment in your home's comfort and your family’s wellbeing, particularly during Melbourne’s unpredictable weather. By carefully planning your purchase, choosing a skilled and reputable installer, and maintaining your system properly, you can guarantee a cool and comfortable home for many years. For reliable and professional Split Air-Conditioning Installation Melbourne, and expert support, contact Hitech Air Solution today. We’re committed to providing you with high-quality services, ensuring your home is a sanctuary of cool throughout the year.