Kabushiki Kaisha Toshiba

Tadasato Iida

Kouji Wada

Toshiro Nigo

Fusakichi Takahashi

A portable air conditioning apparatus includes a refrigerating circuit comprising a variable capacity compressor and a condenser cooled by water fed from a water tank and a flow of air generated by a fan device, an inverter for outputting a variable driving frequency to the compressor, and a control section for controlling the frequency of the inverter in response to an air conditioning load in a defined space. The control section has a frequency control function by which the driving frequency of the inverter is forcibly decreased irrespective of the air conditioning load to reduce the consumption of water at the condenser when an amount of water is detected to be below a prescribed value in the water tank.

Portable type air conditioning apparatus

A portable air conditioning apparatus includes a refrigerating circuit comprising a variable capacity compressor and a condenser cooled by water fed from a water tank and a flow of air generated by a fan device, an inverter for outputing a variable driving frequency to the compressor, and a control section for controlling the frequency of the inverter in response to an air conditioning load in a defined space. The control section has a frequency control function by which the driving frequency of the inverter is forcibly decreased irrespective of the air conditioning load to reduce the consumption of water at the condenser when an amount of water is detected to be below a prescribed value in the water tank.

A refrigeration cycle comprising a compressor and an outdoor heat exchanger, both of which are arranged outside a room to be air-conditioned, to communicate with an indoor heat exchanger and a radiant heat exchanger, both of which are arranged inside the room, and are operated simultaneously in a heating operation mode. A fan delivers air to the indoor heat exchanger. A temperature sensor detects the temperature of the radiant heat exchanger. A controller controls the indoor heat exchanger fan speed so as to control the radiant heat temperature from the radiant heat exchanger in accordance with a temperature detection signal from the sensor.

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Shizuoka, Japan

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