Central air conditioning is an air conditioning system that controls different rooms through air ducts or multiple ends connected to cold and hot water pipes to achieve indoor air conditioning. By using duct air supply method, multiple different rooms can be controlled with one host and fresh air can be introduced, effectively improving indoor air quality and preventing the occurrence of air conditioning diseases. The most prominent feature of household central air conditioning is to create a comfortable living environment. Secondly, from an aesthetic perspective and optimal space utilization, using household central air conditioning makes indoor decoration more flexible and easier to achieve various decorative effects. Even if you don't like the original decoration, you can renovate it and make slight changes to the original central air conditioning system that can harmonize with the new decoration. Therefore, home central air conditioning is a one-step and never outdated choice.
    Household central air conditioning (also known as household central air conditioning or unit adjustable central air conditioning) refers to an air conditioner that generates a cold (heat) source from an outdoor unit and supplies it to various rooms. It is a type of (small) commercial air conditioning. Home central air conditioning is divided into two types: air system and water system. The wind system consists of outdoor units, indoor hosts, air supply ducts, as well as air vents and regulating valves in each room; The water system consists of outdoor units, water pipelines, circulating water pumps, and various indoor terminals (fan coil units, exposed installations, etc.).
    The characteristics of household central air conditioning are:
    1. The entire family is under comfortable conditions to avoid discomfort caused by direct blowing of cold and uneven heating and cooling in the room caused by other split machines;
    2. Good decorative quality, with no exposed pipelines to match the decoration;
    3. Simple operation, automatic operation, no maintenance required;
    4. The air (heat) supply can be increased or decreased according to the orientation, function, etc. of each room;
    5. Fresh air and humidification can be added to keep indoor air fresh and hygienic.