Is It Normal for Water Mist to Appear at Car Air Conditioning Vents?
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Normal. This occurs because cold air emitted from the vents meets the warm air inside the car, naturally condensing into water droplets at the air conditioning outlets. Below is relevant information: Condensation: "Condensation water" may appear at air conditioning vents: The dew point (or frost point) temperature refers to the temperature at which air, under constant humidity and pressure, cools to saturation. It is the temperature at which water vapor in the air turns into dew. Normal phenomenon: In hot summer regions with high indoor humidity, the dew point temperature of the air is relatively high. When the supply air temperature is lower than the dew point temperature of the indoor air, condensation and dripping of condensation water will occur at the louvered vents of the air conditioner, especially during the initial period after startup. This is a normal phenomenon. Condensation at air conditioning vents is not a quality issue; on the contrary, it indicates that your car's air conditioning has excellent cooling performance.