WO2016016918A1 - Air conditioning device - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to an air conditioner.
- an outdoor unit equipped with a compressor is connected to a plurality of indoor units, and air conditioning operation is performed so that the intake air temperature of each indoor unit becomes a set temperature set for each indoor unit.
- An air conditioner for performing the operation is known. In such an air conditioner, it is known that the capacity of the compressor is controlled in accordance with the air conditioning load. However, if the air conditioning capacity becomes excessive due to a mismatch with the air conditioning load or the like, the operation and stop of the indoor unit are repeated. It becomes a state.
- the corresponding indoor unit starts from the thermo-on operation that performs the air-conditioning operation, and the thermo-off that stops the air-conditioning operation. Transition to driving. Thereafter, after the indoor temperature has sufficiently increased due to the indoor load, the indoor unit shifts to the thermo-on operation again and lowers the room temperature.
- Patent Document 1 in particular, when a plurality of indoor units are installed in a large space, or when the air conditioning loads in each room match, the timings at which the plurality of indoor units enter the thermo-off operation are easily synchronized. .
- the control unit performs indoor thermo timing change control that changes the thermo temperature range of any of the plurality of indoor units, thereby turning the indoor thermo off and / or the indoor thermo on. Proactively create indoor units that differ in timing from other indoor units. Such control makes it easier to obtain a situation where at least one of the plurality of indoor units is operating.
- the cooling operation since the operation in which the thermo-off temperature of a certain indoor unit is lowered is continued, the room temperature near the indoor unit is lowered with respect to the set temperature. Therefore, there exists a subject that the cooling load increases and the power consumption of an air conditioner increases. Further, for this reason, since the low-efficiency operation with the lowering of the evaporation temperature is continuously performed, an energy saving effect can be obtained when the start / stop of the compressor can be avoided, while the start / stop of the compressor occurs. In some cases, the power consumption may increase.
- An object of the present invention is to provide an air conditioner that suppresses an increase in power consumption accompanying the start and stop of a compressor and has high energy saving performance.
- An air conditioner of the present invention includes a refrigeration cycle device formed by connecting an outdoor unit including a compressor and a plurality of indoor units, and the indoor unit stores temperature difference information between an intake air temperature and a set temperature.
- the indoor unit A satisfies the thermo-off condition for switching from the thermo-on operation to the thermo-off operation. If there is no indoor unit in the thermo-on operation other than the indoor unit A, the system shifts to a start / stop suppression operation mode in which any of the indoor units is thermo-on operated.
- thermo-on / thermo-off condition of the indoor unit by appropriately changing the thermo-on / thermo-off condition of the indoor unit, it is possible to reduce the number of times of starting and stopping the compressor and to suppress an increase in power consumption accompanying the starting and stopping of the compressor.
- a high air conditioner can be provided.
- Example 1 flow chart The figure which shows the operation example at the time of heating operation The figure which shows the operation example which limited the continuation of start / stop suppression operation mode by temperature The figure which shows the operation example which limited the continuation of start / stop suppression operation mode by time Example 2 flow chart The figure which shows the operation example of Example 2. The figure which shows the operation example of Example 3. The figure which shows the operation example of Example 4.
- An air conditioner of the present invention includes a refrigeration cycle device formed by connecting an outdoor unit including a compressor and a plurality of indoor units, and the indoor unit stores temperature difference information between an intake air temperature and a set temperature.
- the indoor unit A satisfies the thermo-off condition for switching from the thermo-on operation to the thermo-off operation. If there is no indoor unit in the thermo-on operation other than the indoor unit A, the system shifts to a start / stop suppression operation mode in which any of the indoor units is thermo-on operated.
- thermo-off condition for switching from the thermo-on operation to the thermo-off operation
- any one of the indoor units is thermo-operated.
- FIG. 1 is a cycle system diagram showing the configuration of the air conditioner in the present embodiment.
- an example in which two indoor units (91a, 91b) are connected to one outdoor unit 90 is shown.
- the present invention is not limited to this, and the number of connected units of the outdoor unit 90 and the indoor unit 91 may be different.
- the two indoor units (91a, 91b) are connected in parallel to the outdoor unit 90 via the liquid pipe 13 and the gas pipe 12.
- the outdoor unit 90 includes a compressor 1 that compresses a refrigerant (not shown), an outdoor heat exchanger 3 that performs heat exchange between the outdoor air supplied by the outdoor fan 4 and the refrigerant, and a suction port of the compressor 1.
- a four-way valve 5 for switching one of the discharge ports to the outdoor heat exchanger 3 and connecting the other to the gas pipe 12 is provided.
- the other end of the outdoor heat exchanger 3 connected to the four-way valve 5 is connected to the liquid pipe 13 via the outdoor expansion valve 8.
- one of the indoor heat exchangers 16 is connected to the gas pipe 12, and the other is connected to the liquid pipe 13 via the indoor expansion valve 18.
- the indoor heat exchanger 16 is supplied with the intake air from the indoor space by the indoor fan 17.
- the user uses the remote controller 92 to start and stop the operation of the indoor unit, specify the cooling and heating operation modes, input the set temperature, and the like.
- the air conditioning capacity of the air conditioner is determined based on the temperature difference between the set temperature and the temperature detected by the intake air temperature sensor 21 (suction temperature).
- the refrigerant compressed by the compressor 1 is condensed and liquefied by the outdoor heat exchanger 3 and heat exchange with outdoor air.
- the liquid refrigerant that has flowed out to the liquid pipe 13 through the fully-expanded outdoor expansion valve 8 is depressurized by the indoor expansion valve 18a and flows into the indoor heat exchanger 16 at a low temperature and a low pressure.
- the refrigerant that has absorbed heat from the room air evaporates to become superheated gas refrigerant and flows out to the gas pipe 12.
- the indoor air cooled by this action is supplied to the indoor space to cool the indoor space.
- the gasified refrigerant passes through the gas pipe 12 and returns to the compressor 1 through the four-way valve 2 in the outdoor unit 90. At this time, the indoor expansion valve 18b is in a fully closed state, and the indoor fan 17b is in a stopped state.
- the opening of the indoor expansion valve 18b is also adjusted appropriately, the refrigerant in the liquid pipe 13 is decompressed, flows into the indoor heat exchanger 16b, and is supplied by the indoor fan 17b Heat exchange with the room air.
- the evaporated gas refrigerant merges with the refrigerant evaporated in the indoor unit 92a and returns to the outdoor unit 90.
- the four-way valve is switched to the circuit indicated by the broken line in FIG. 1, and the outdoor fan 4 and the indoor fan 17 are operated at a predetermined rotational speed.
- the refrigerant compressed by the compressor 1 flows into the indoor heat exchangers 16a and 16b through the gas pipe 12.
- the indoor heat exchanger 16 heats the indoor space while condensing and liquefying the refrigerant by releasing heat to the indoor air supplied by the indoor fan 17.
- the condensed liquid refrigerant merges in the liquid pipe 13 and then is decompressed by the outdoor expansion valve 8 to become a low-temperature / low-pressure refrigerant, which is evaporated by receiving heat from the outdoor air in the outdoor heat exchanger 3. Thereafter, the process returns to the compressor 1 through the four-way valve 2 and the compression process is repeated again.
- the rotation speed of the compressor 1 is controlled so that the suction air temperature Tin1 detected by the suction thermistor 21 of each indoor unit 91 is equal to the set temperature Ts set by the remote controller.
- the suction of the indoor unit 91 The air temperature Tin may be lower than the set temperature.
- thermo-off operation is performed in which the indoor expansion valve 18 of the indoor unit 91 is closed and the cooling operation is stopped.
- the refrigerant is not supplied to the indoor heat exchanger 16, and therefore the cooling action due to the evaporation of the refrigerant is eliminated. Therefore, the room temperature gradually rises due to the load on the indoor space. Thereafter, when the suction temperature rises to a predetermined temperature, the indoor expansion valve 18 is opened again, and the thermo-on operation is resumed.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram schematically showing the operation in such conventional control.
- the horizontal axis represents time, and the vertical axis represents the room temperature (ie, intake air temperature Tin) of the indoor units 91a and 91b, the state of the thermo-on operation and the thermo-off operation, and the operation state of the compressor.
- the room temperature ie, intake air temperature Tin
- the indoor unit 91 enters the thermo-off operation when the intake air temperature Tin reaches the thermo-on lower limit value LL, and then enters the thermo-on operation when the temperature reaches the thermo-off upper limit value HL.
- HL1 is + 2 ° C with respect to the set temperature
- LL is -1 ° C
- the temperature width is 3 ° C is shown.
- a present Example You may add conditions, such as time, not only in intake air temperature Tin.
- both of the indoor units 91 are operating, but since the intake air temperature Tin1 of the indoor unit 91a has reached the lower limit value LL1 at time t1, the indoor unit 91a is in a thermo-off operation. Thereafter, the operation of one indoor unit 91b is continued, and when the lower limit value LL2 is reached at time t2, the indoor unit 91b also enters the thermo-off operation.
- the compressor 1 is also stopped. As described above, when the times when the plurality of indoor units 91a and 91b are in the thermo-off operation coincide with each other, the compressor 1 needs to be stopped. When the compressor 1 is in a stopped state, an energy loss such as mixing of a high-temperature refrigerant and a low-temperature refrigerant occurs, so that power consumption increases compared to an operation that does not stop.
- the room temperature of the indoor unit 91a exceeds the thermo-off upper limit value HL1 at time t3, but the thermo-on cannot be performed until time t4 when the compressor 1 can be started.
- the room temperature may rise while the compressor 1 is stopped, and there is a problem in terms of comfort.
- thermo-off operation means for temporarily changing the condition for turning off the indoor unit when all the indoor units satisfy the condition for the thermo-off operation.
- FIG. 4 An example of the operation in this case is shown in FIG. 4, and a flowchart of this control is shown in FIG.
- the point that the indoor unit 91b continues to operate with one unit after the indoor unit 91a enters the thermo-off operation at time t1 is the same as the conventional control. Thereafter, when the suction air temperature Tin2 (that is, room temperature) detected by the suction thermistor 21 of the indoor unit 91b reaches the thermo-on lower limit value LL2, the control of the present embodiment is performed. That is, when the controller 60 detects that all the indoor units (91a, 91b) are in the thermo-off operation when the indoor unit 91b is stopped, the indoor unit 91b is shifted to the start / stop suppression operation mode without performing the thermo-off operation. .
- the suction air temperature Tin2 that is, room temperature
- thermo-on lower limit value LL2 is lowered by a predetermined temperature (for example, 1 ° C.), and a command is sent to the indoor unit 91b to continue the thermo-on operation.
- a predetermined temperature for example, 1 ° C.
- thermo-ON when the indoor unit 91a is thermo-ON, the start / stop suppression operation mode is terminated and the thermo-on lower limit value LL2 is returned to the normal value. Thereby, the indoor unit 91b shifts to the thermo-off operation.
- thermo-on lower limit value LL returns to the original value after the end of the control, the operation in the normal temperature range is continued after the end of the control. Therefore, the decrease in the room temperature is limited to a temporary one, and there is no inconvenience such as a decrease in the room temperature, and comfort can be maintained.
- the intake air temperature Tin2 of the indoor unit 91b temporarily decreases. Therefore, in this embodiment, while the operation of the indoor unit 91b is continued, the thermo-off upper limit value HL2 at which the indoor unit 91a in the thermo-off operation is thermo-ON is lowered by a predetermined width (for example, 1 ° C.). Therefore, it is possible to shift to the thermo-on operation even when the temperature difference from the set temperature is small.
- a predetermined width for example, 1 ° C.
- the intake air temperature Tin1 of the indoor unit 91a has not reached the temperature at which the normal thermo-on operation is shifted to, but can be shifted to the thermo-on operation at an early stage. Since the indoor unit 91a that has been in the thermo-off operation can be set in the thermo-on operation, this control is terminated at this point, and the operation returns from the start / stop suppression operation mode to the normal operation mode. That is, the control to lower the thermo-off upper limit value HL1 and the thermo-on lower limit value LL2 is canceled and returned to the normal state. For this reason, the indoor unit 91b is in a thermo-off operation. In this way, since this control can suppress the decrease in the intake air temperature Tin2 of the indoor unit 91b, it is possible to reduce the power consumption of the air conditioner while keeping the impact on comfort small.
- this control is activated when it is determined that all the indoor units 91 are in the thermo-off operation, it is possible to reliably avoid the stop of the compressor 1 when necessary. Therefore, it is possible to obtain an effect of always suppressing start and stop without depending on periodicity or the like in which a plurality of indoor units repeat thermo-on and thermo-off.
- the start / stop suppression operation mode is terminated when the indoor unit 91a is thermo-ON, but in order to suppress the fluctuation of the refrigeration cycle at the switching timing, the operation time of the indoor units 91a and 91b is reduced. It may be overlapped for a predetermined time.
- the threshold temperature is changed in order to extend the thermo-on operation time of the indoor unit 91b.
- the means for extending the thermo-on operation time of the indoor unit 91b may be other means. good. Specifically, a method of extending the time for determining that the thermostat is off after reaching the threshold temperature may be used. Further, when the indoor unit is determined to be thermo-off, a method of performing the same air-conditioning operation as thermo-on by forcibly adjusting the opening of the indoor expansion valve 18 from the outdoor unit may be used.
- the example in which the start / stop suppression operation mode is entered when the thermo-off condition of the indoor unit 91b is satisfied has been described.
- the start / stop is performed for each indoor unit. Whether to continue the operation in the suppression operation mode may be set in advance. Therefore, when the operation continuation in the start / stop suppression operation mode is set as possible, the operation is performed as in the present embodiment. In this case, it may be stopped as in FIG.
- the indoor unit that has been operated last may cause the compressor 1 to stop and the operation to continue.
- a function that prioritizes the user's comfort according to the installation status of the indoor unit 91 can be provided.
- Fig. 6 shows the operation during heating operation.
- the indoor unit 91a enters the thermo-off operation at time t1 when the thermo-on upper limit temperature HL1 is reached.
- the intake air temperature Tin2 of the indoor unit 91b continues to rise and reaches the thermo-on upper limit temperature HL2 at time t2, but when the indoor unit 91b is thermo-off, all the indoor units 91 are in thermo-off operation, so the thermo-on upper limit temperature of the thermo-on indoor unit 91b Is set higher by a predetermined temperature. Thereby, the indoor unit 91b can continue the thermo-on operation.
- thermo-off lower limit value of the thermo-off indoor unit 91a is set higher by a predetermined value, the indoor unit 91a can be thermo-ON early, and as a result, the indoor unit 91b can be thermo-off. Therefore, an increase in the intake air temperature Tin2 in the indoor unit 91b can be suppressed.
- FIG. 7 shows an operation example when the air conditioning load is different. Since all the indoor units 91 satisfy the thermo-off condition at time t2, also in the present embodiment, the start / stop suppression operation mode is entered. Then, the thermo-on lower limit temperature LL2 of the thermo-on indoor unit 91b is lowered, while the thermo-off upper limit temperature HL1 of the indoor unit 91a is lowered.
- the intake air temperature Tin2 of the indoor unit 91b continues to decrease, so that when the indoor unit 91a takes time to be turned on, a problem becomes greater in terms of comfort. Further, as the intake air temperature Tin2 of the indoor unit 91b decreases, the evaporation temperature of the refrigeration cycle also decreases, the efficiency of the refrigeration cycle also decreases, and power consumption increases. Therefore, there is a possibility that the effect of suppressing power consumption by suppressing the start / stop of the compressor 1 cannot be sufficiently obtained.
- the start / stop suppression operation mode is terminated when the value of the intake air temperature Tin2 of the indoor unit 91b reaches the corrected thermo-on lower limit value LL2. For this reason, it is possible not only to avoid continuing inefficient driving unnecessarily, but also to prevent a decrease in comfort.
- FIG. 8 is an example in which, for the same problem, a lower limit value of the intake air temperature Tin2 of the indoor unit 91b is not provided, but a time period during which the start / stop suppression operation mode is continued is limited.
- the indoor unit 91a cannot be thermo-on at time t3 after a predetermined time limit ⁇ T has elapsed since the timer is counted from the time when the mode is shifted to the start / stop suppression operation mode at time t2, the load on the indoor unit 91a is small.
- the indoor unit 91b further determines that the energy saving effect is low, cancels this control, and sets the thermo-off upper limit value HL1 of the indoor unit 91a and the thermo-on lower limit value LL2 of the indoor unit 91b to the original values. Then, the indoor unit 91b is thermo-off and the compressor 1 is stopped.
- FIG. 9 is a flowchart of this control.
- thermo-on standby state is a state in which the intake air temperature Tin is higher than a predetermined temperature that is set in advance (if it is low in the case of heating).
- the start of the suppression operation mode is determined.
- the indoor unit 91a enters the thermo-off operation at time t1, and the indoor unit 91b also satisfies the thermo-off condition at time t2.
- the indoor unit 91b is maintained in the thermo-on operation until the time limit, but in this embodiment, the state of the thermo-off indoor unit 91a is confirmed.
- the start / stop suppression operation mode is then determined.
- Example 1 an operation example for limiting the increase in power consumption and the decrease in comfort due to the start / stop suppression operation mode by setting the time limit and the lower limit value of the room temperature was shown.
- the indoor unit 91b is maintained in the thermo-on operation.
- the indoor unit 91b is shifted to the thermo-off operation without shifting to the start / stop suppression operation mode.
- thermo-off indoor unit 91a In order to determine whether or not the thermo-off indoor unit 91a is in the thermo-on operation at an early stage, in this embodiment, the determination is made using the intake air temperature Tin1 of the indoor unit 91a. That is, a determination temperature TC1 that is higher than the thermo-on lower limit value LL1 and equal to or lower than the thermo-off upper limit value HL1 is defined, and using this determination temperature TC1, it is determined whether or not the thermo-off indoor unit enters the thermo-on operation early.
- thermo-on standby state is likely to be thermo-ON early, and there is an indoor unit in the thermo-on standby state Only, the thermo-on operation of the indoor unit 91b is continued.
- the intake air temperature Tin1 of the thermo-off indoor unit 91a is lower than the determination temperature TC1 at time t2, and there is no indoor unit in the thermo-on standby state, so the indoor unit 91b is stopped at time t2. Therefore, after the compressor 1 is stopped as in the normal control, the compressor 1 is restarted at time t3 when the intake air temperature Tin2 of the indoor unit 91b reaches the thermo-off upper limit temperature HL2. As described above, when the operation mode is shifted to the start / stop suppression operation mode, under the condition that the intake air temperature Tin2 of the indoor unit 91b is lowered or the efficiency of the refrigeration cycle is lowered, the compressor 1 is positively stopped temporarily. Avoid problems.
- the start / stop suppression operation mode when used to suppress the start / stop of the compressor and when the compressor is temporarily stopped without using the start / stop suppression operation mode, the operation is assumed to consume less power. Since a method can be selected, an air conditioner with high energy saving performance can be finally provided.
- the start / stop suppression operation mode start determination is made when it is determined that there are zero indoor units performing the thermo-on operation. For example, when starting when operating with only one indoor unit, the intake air temperature of the indoor unit is still high, and it takes time to satisfy the thermo-off condition. Therefore, it is difficult to predict the intake air temperature and the like of other indoor units, and such a determination cannot be made.
- the start of the start / stop suppression operation mode using the information of the other indoor units at that time.
- the start of the start / stop suppression operation mode it is determined based on whether there is an indoor unit in a thermo-on standby state, but the present invention is not limited thereto, for example, The determination may be made using the change time of the intake air temperature of the indoor unit, the thermo-off time in the past operation, or the like.
- the start / stop suppression operation mode is determined to be determined, so that it is possible to determine using the information of other indoor units at that time.
- thermo-on lower limit value is set in two stages. Lowering the thermo-on lower limit value LL temporarily lowers the room temperature. To prevent this, in this embodiment, the second thermo-on lower limit value mL is set to a temperature higher than the normal thermo-on lower limit value LL. did. Normally, the thermo-off is performed when the temperature drops to mL, and the thermo-off threshold is lowered to LL only when the start / stop suppression operation mode is entered.
- thermo-on lower limit value of the indoor unit 91b is changed from mL2 to LL2, and the cooling operation of the indoor unit 91b is continued. Thereafter, when the indoor unit 91a is thermo-on as the temperature rises, the start / stop suppression operation mode is terminated, and the indoor unit 91b is shifted to the thermo-off state.
- the suction temperature of the indoor unit 91b is lower than mL2, it does not decrease to LL2. Therefore, an increase in power consumption associated with the stop and start of the compressor can be suppressed without causing discomfort to the user due to a decrease in the blowing temperature of the indoor unit 91b.
- FIG. 12 is a diagram showing an operation example when the indoor unit to be thermo-ON is fixed in the start / stop suppression operation mode. In this embodiment, a case where three indoor units are connected in parallel is shown as an example. In the present embodiment, in order to prevent all indoor units from being thermo-off, when all the indoor units are thermo-off, the indoor unit 91c is set in advance to be thermo-on.
- thermo-off condition is satisfied. Since the indoor unit 91c is in the thermo-off state, when the indoor unit 91b is thermo-off at time t2, all the indoor units are in the thermo-off state and the compressor 1 is stopped. Therefore, in this embodiment, by operating the start / stop suppression operation mode, the indoor unit 91c is shifted to the thermo-on state, and the compressor 1 is prevented from stopping.
- the indoor unit 91c is returned to the thermo-off state.
- the indoor unit 91c may be kept in the thermo-on state, in this case, since the operation time is long in a state where the suction temperature of the indoor unit 91c is low, it is preferable to make the thermo-off state. In particular, under conditions where the start / stop suppression operation mode frequently occurs, there is a possibility that the state in which the suction temperature of the indoor unit 91c is low may continue, so it is easy to avoid such conditions by returning to the thermo-off state.
- the indoor unit that is in the thermo-on state in the start / stop suppression operation mode it is possible to prevent the suction temperature from being lowered in the indoor units 91a and 91b. Therefore, when the indoor units 91a and 91b are installed in a place (such as a small room) where it is desired to avoid a decrease in the suction temperature, it is possible to avoid a decrease in room temperature or an excessive increase in such an indoor unit.
- the compressor can be generated while suppressing discomfort to the user. An increase in power consumption due to a stop can be suppressed.
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- 圧縮機を備えた室外機と複数の室内機とを接続して形成される冷凍サイクル装置を備え、
前記室内機は、吸込空気温度と設定温度との温度差情報を用いて、冷房運転又は暖房運転を行うサーモオン運転と冷房運転又は暖房運転を休止するサーモオフ運転とを切り替えて空調運転する空気調和装置において、
前記室内機のうち第1室内機がサーモオン運転からサーモオフ運転へ切り替わるサーモオフ条件を満たした場合であって、前記第1室内機以外にサーモオン運転中の前記室内機がない場合には、何れかの前記室内機をサーモオン運転させる発停抑制運転モードに移行する
ことを特徴とする空気調和装置。 Comprising a refrigeration cycle device formed by connecting an outdoor unit equipped with a compressor and a plurality of indoor units;
The indoor unit is an air conditioner that performs air-conditioning operation by switching between a thermo-on operation that performs a cooling operation or a heating operation and a thermo-off operation that pauses the cooling operation or the heating operation, using temperature difference information between an intake air temperature and a set temperature. In
Among the indoor units, when the first indoor unit satisfies a thermo-off condition for switching from the thermo-on operation to the thermo-off operation, and there is no indoor unit in the thermo-on operation other than the first indoor unit, The air conditioner shifts to a start / stop suppression operation mode in which the indoor unit is thermo-operated. - 請求項1において、
前記室内機のうち第1室内機がサーモオン運転からサーモオフ運転へ切り替わるサーモオフ条件を満たした場合であって、前記第1室内機以外にサーモオン運転中の前記室内機がない場合には、前記室内機のうち予め指定した前記室内機をサーモオン運転させる発停抑制運転モードに移行する
ことを特徴とする空気調和装置。 In claim 1,
When the first indoor unit among the indoor units satisfies a thermo-off condition for switching from the thermo-on operation to the thermo-off operation, and there is no indoor unit in the thermo-on operation other than the first indoor unit, the indoor unit The air conditioner shifts to a start / stop suppression operation mode in which the indoor unit specified in advance is thermo-on operated. - 請求項1において、
前記室内機のうち第1室内機がサーモオン運転からサーモオフ運転へ切り替わるサーモオフ条件を満たした場合であって、前記第1室内機以外にサーモオン運転中の前記室内機がない場合には、前記第1室内機をサーモオフ運転へ切り替えずにサーモオン運転を継続させる発停抑制運転モードに移行する
ことを特徴とする空気調和装置。 In claim 1,
When the first indoor unit among the indoor units satisfies a thermo-off condition for switching from the thermo-on operation to the thermo-off operation, and there is no indoor unit in the thermo-on operation other than the first indoor unit, the first An air conditioner that shifts to a start / stop suppression operation mode in which a thermo-on operation is continued without switching the indoor unit to a thermo-off operation. - 請求項3において、
前記第1室内機がサーモオン運転からサーモオフ運転へ切り替わるサーモオフ条件を満たした場合であって、前記第1室内機以外にサーモオン運転中の前記室内機がない場合であっても、前記第1室内機以外の前記室内機である第2室内機が所定時間内にサーモオン運転に移行しないと判断した場合は、前記第1室内機を前記発停抑制運転モードに移行させない
ことを特徴とする空気調和装置。 In claim 3,
Even if the first indoor unit satisfies a thermo-off condition for switching from a thermo-on operation to a thermo-off operation, and there is no other indoor unit in the thermo-on operation other than the first indoor unit, the first indoor unit When the second indoor unit that is the other indoor unit is determined not to shift to the thermo-on operation within a predetermined time, the first indoor unit is not shifted to the start / stop suppression operation mode. . - 請求項4において、
前記第2室内機における前記吸込空気温度と前記第2室内機がサーモオン運転に切り替わるサーモオン温度との差が所定値以内である場合は、所定時間内に前記第2室内機がサーモオン運転に移行すると判断し、
前記第2室内機における前記吸込空気温度と前記第2室内機がサーモオン運転に切り替わるサーモオン温度との差が所定値以上である場合は、所定時間内に前記第2室内機がサーモオン運転に移行しないと判断する
ことを特徴とする空気調和装置。 In claim 4,
When the difference between the intake air temperature in the second indoor unit and the thermo-on temperature at which the second indoor unit switches to the thermo-on operation is within a predetermined value, the second indoor unit shifts to the thermo-on operation within a predetermined time. Judgment
When the difference between the intake air temperature in the second indoor unit and the thermo-on temperature at which the second indoor unit switches to the thermo-on operation is a predetermined value or more, the second indoor unit does not shift to the thermo-on operation within a predetermined time. It is judged that the air conditioner. - 請求項3乃至5の何れかにおいて、
前記発停抑制モードへの移行を許可する前記室内機を予め指定し、前記第1室内機が前記発停抑制モードへの移行を許可された室内機である場合のみ、前記発停抑制運転モードに移行させる
ことを特徴とする空気調和装置。 In any of claims 3 to 5,
The start / stop suppression operation mode is specified only when the indoor unit permitting the transition to the start / stop suppression mode is designated in advance and the first indoor unit is an indoor unit permitted to shift to the start / stop suppression mode. An air conditioner characterized by being moved to. - 請求項3乃至6の何れかにおいて、
前記発停抑制モードでは、前記第1室内機がサーモオフするサーモオフ温度を前記設定温度との差を増大させた第1サーモオフ温度に変更する
ことを特徴とする空気調和装置。 In any of claims 3 to 6,
In the start / stop suppression mode, the air conditioning apparatus is characterized in that a thermo-off temperature at which the first indoor unit is thermo-off is changed to a first thermo-off temperature in which a difference from the set temperature is increased. - 請求項7において、
前記発停抑制運転モードは、前記第1室内機の前記吸込温度が前記第1サーモオフ温度に到達した時点で終了する
ことを特徴とする空気調和装置。 In claim 7,
The start / stop suppression operation mode ends when the suction temperature of the first indoor unit reaches the first thermo-off temperature. - 請求項3乃至7の何れかにおいて、
前記発停抑制運転モードは、前記第1室内機以外の何れかの前記室内機がサーモオン運転に切り替わる時点で終了する
ことを特徴とする空気調和装置。 In any of claims 3 to 7,
The start / stop suppression operation mode ends when any one of the indoor units other than the first indoor unit is switched to a thermo-on operation. - 請求項1乃至7の何れかにおいて、
前記発停抑制運転モードは、前記発停抑制運転モードに移行後所定時間が経過した時点で終了する
ことを特徴とする空気調和装置。 In any one of Claims 1 thru | or 7,
The air conditioning apparatus is characterized in that the start / stop suppression operation mode ends when a predetermined time elapses after shifting to the start / stop suppression operation mode. - 請求項1乃至10の何れかにおいて、
前記発停抑制運転モードでは、前記第1室内機以外の前記室内機がサーモオンするサーモオン温度を前記設定温度との差を減少させた第1サーモオン温度に変更する、
ことを特徴とする空気調和装置。 In any one of Claims 1 thru | or 10,
In the start / stop suppression operation mode, the thermo-ON temperature at which the indoor unit other than the first indoor unit is thermo-ON is changed to the first thermo-ON temperature in which the difference from the set temperature is reduced.
An air conditioner characterized by that.
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