What is the difference between the car's external circulation and internal circulation?
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The differences between the car's external circulation and internal circulation are: 1. Different circulation methods: External circulation involves heating or cooling the air outside the car before sending it into the car, meaning gas exchange between the inside and outside of the car; Internal circulation refers to the air inside the car being heated or cooled before being sent back into the car. 2. Different symbols: The external circulation icon is an unenclosed car with an air arrow pointing into the car from outside; The internal circulation icon is an enclosed car with a circular arrow inside. The uses of external and internal circulation are: 1. When turning on the air conditioning for cooling or heating, activating internal circulation can quickly lower or raise the temperature inside the car; 2. When the outside air environment is poor, activating internal circulation is recommended.