A single-cabinet climate control system designed for manufactured housing offers both cooling and heating capabilities. This appliance integrates all componentscompressor, condenser, evaporator, and fanwithin a unified housing, simplifying installation compared to traditional split systems. An example would be a unit placed in a window or through an exterior wall of a prefabricated dwelling to regulate the interior temperature.
The significance of these systems lies in their relative ease of deployment and cost-effectiveness, particularly for mobile home applications. Historically, adapting conventional air conditioning to such dwellings posed challenges due to space constraints and installation complexities. These units address these concerns, providing a practical solution for maintaining comfortable living environments in mobile homes.
