Air conditioners work by extracting heat from one area and releasing that heat into another area. This is done using refrigerant, and that refrigerant is controlled by varying the pressure and flow rate. When you turn an air conditioner on in heating, the unit will take some time to absorb heat to release into your room prior to it starting the fan. This is designed so that it does not create a draught before there is heat available to warm the room.
Kyle Rafter
General Manager, Product & Strategy at Fujitsu General Australia
Kyle Rafter - General Manager, Product & Strategy at Fujitsu General ANZ
Kyle has over 16 years experience within the air conditioning industry. Since joining Fujitsu General in 2015, Kyle has driven innovation and growth, leveraging his expertise in commercial business development. Passionate about cutting-edge technology, Kyle is dedicated to advancing sustainable solutions in the air conditioning sector.