What Circulation Mode to Use for Long-Term Parking in Direct Sunlight?
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High-temperature parking conditions recommend using the external circulation mode. However, the choice may vary depending on environmental and climatic differences. Below are recommendations on how to choose between internal and external circulation modes: 1. Internal Circulation: For instance, in humid, dusty, or odorous environments, it is advisable to activate the internal circulation mode to maintain cleanliness, good air quality, and dryness inside the car. During the damp weather of winter and spring, especially in the humid spring conditions of southern regions, internal circulation is preferable as it helps prevent moisture from dampening the car's interior seats. For long-term parking, the internal circulation mode is recommended to ensure the interior remains clean. 2. External Circulation: In areas with good air quality, no pollution, and proper ventilation, the external circulation mode can be used to exchange the interior air with fresh outside air, ensuring good air quality inside the car. If the car has just been washed and needs to be parked, using the external circulation mode helps dry the interior moisture quickly and effectively.