Is it normal to lose power when the car air conditioner is on?
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The power source of the car air conditioner comes from the engine. When the air conditioner is on, the car consumes more fuel and the load increases, resulting in reduced power, which is a normal phenomenon. Here are specific details about the functions of car air conditioning: Temperature regulation: In summer, the cooling system produces cold air to lower the temperature inside the car, while in winter, it provides heating. Humidity regulation: The humidity inside the car should generally be maintained between 30% and 70%. Ordinary car air conditioners do not have the function to adjust the humidity inside the car; this can only be achieved by using ventilation devices or advanced luxury cars equipped with integrated heating and cooling air conditioners. Airflow regulation: When the temperature is suitable, the airflow speed should be limited to a certain range. The speed can be appropriately adjusted based on the passengers' living environment, age, health condition, and temperature preferences. Air purification: The quality of the air inside the car is an important guarantee for comfort.