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Check whether the wall meets the criteria for installing the indoor AC unit on it. If the wall passes the test, follow these tips to select the wall on the basis of the layout of the room. There are certain things that can affect how your AC performs based on its position. These tips will definitely ensure the placement of Split AC in your room turns out helpful to you:

01. Place the AC unit away from heat sources. Heat sources in a room can be any appliances like kitchenware or any external portion that enjoys exposure to sunlight, etc. If the AC unit is placed too close to these, then the thermostat will receive a false reading leading to no cut-off of the compressor.

02. Install the indoor AC where there is no interruption in the airflow from the unit. In short, do not place it behind any furniture or a door that will obstruct the flow from the unit. An interrupted flow in a unit can affect the lifespan of the AC.

03. Place the indoor AC unit at a proper height ensuring that it does not block the passageway. The ideal height of the indoor unit should be 7 feet from floor level for split type ACs. Indoor AC unit must be installed high on the wall to ensure that cool air is distributed evenly throughout the room.

04. Try installing the indoor AC unit away from electrical appliances. A Split AC unit above an electrical appliance can cause unwanted trouble by leaking water into the unit.

05. Universal law of spaces suggests that, the central location of an AC unit in a room can ensure a uniform flow throughout the room. The airflow from the unit falls at a distance of 3-5 feet from the unit depending upon the range of the model. The furniture layout, the openings, the size and the shape of a room govern the location of the AC.