TH11700Y - Air conditioner condenser coil cooler - Google Patents

Abstract

The condenser coil heat exchanger in an air conditioner is cylindrical in shape, with a space for integrating with the copper pipes in the condenser coil area. It has a connection point for a hose near the water inlet. Condensate enters through the inlet, flows through the flow channels, and exchanges heat with the fins before flowing out through the outlet. Furthermore, the fins prevent direct contact between the condensate and the copper pipes, thus preventing corrosion.

Claims (1)

1. The condenser coil cooler in an air conditioner consists of a main body (1) with a connection port for a rubber hose (4) located next to the water inlet (7) and a water outlet (2) with a water flow port (9) to allow the condensate water to exchange heat with the fins (8). There is a port for inserting a copper pipe (3) to be connected to the copper pipe in the compressor coil. The exterior has a cover (6) with holes for fastening with nuts (5) to tighten the cover securely. The condenser coil cooler in an air conditioner has a specific characteristic: the condensate water flows through the water flow port (9), which has a swirling shape, to allow the water to exchange heat with the fins (8) attached to the copper pipe of the condenser coil, causing the refrigerant in the condenser coil to cool down. In addition, the fins (8) prevent the condensate water from directly contacting the copper pipe, which helps prevent corrosion of the copper pipe of the condenser coil.