What is the Difference Between Internal and External Air Circulation for Heating?
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The main differences between internal and external air circulation for heating are: Different thermal insulation effects: Internal circulation mode closes the airflow channel between the inside and outside of the vehicle. Without the blower, there is no air circulation, which helps maintain the interior temperature when using vehicle heating. External circulation mode uses the blower to draw outside air into the cabin, meaning there's airflow between the exterior and interior. In heating mode, the warm air inside the vehicle is more easily dissipated. Different fuel consumption: Using internal circulation during heating results in slower heat loss and lower fuel consumption. Using external circulation during heating leads to faster heat loss and higher fuel consumption.