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Can I have some air conditioning please?	by TechisSO	2009-01-29 14:49:11
I don't think building AC can be run when	by vdp	2009-01-29 14:58:48
Why not? The condensers should work better at lowe	by Intrinsic	2009-01-29 15:28:49
And most large building units use water	by werehatrack	2009-01-29 15:50:39
to cool the condenser, which works really well at an exterior temp all the way down to -5C as long as there's a decent heat load available. But... Some buildings use a type of HVAC system that can't swap modes from heat to cool or vice versa in a short period of time. In such buildings, it is not uncommon to have swelter days in the spring and freeze-most-righteously days in the fall.
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Depends on the type of unit (and the size of the b	by Intrinsic	2009-01-29 16:12:58

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