Should You Use Internal or External Air Circulation When the Vehicle is Exposed to Sunlight
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It is recommended to use external air circulation after the vehicle has been exposed to sunlight. The main differences between internal and external air circulation in vehicles are as follows: 1. Function: Internal circulation can effectively block external dust and harmful gases from entering the vehicle and also helps maintain temperature; external circulation allows fresh air from outside to enter the vehicle. 2. Usage: During peak hours in traffic jams, tunnels, or dusty road sections, it is advisable to use internal circulation; during long highway drives when the air inside the vehicle feels stale, external circulation should be used. 3. State: Internal circulation closes the airflow channel between the inside and outside of the vehicle, meaning there is no airflow without the fan on, and when the fan is on, the airflow comes only from inside the vehicle, creating internal circulation; external circulation uses the fan to draw air from outside into the vehicle, with the fan's airflow coming from outside, and even without the fan on, airflow is still drawn into the vehicle while driving.