What is the difference between the external circulation and internal circulation of car air conditioning?

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DelValeria
07/29/25 10:19am
The differences between the internal circulation and external circulation of car air conditioning are: 1. Different icons: The internal circulation icon is a closed car with a circulating arrow inside; the external circulation icon is an unclosed car with an air arrow pointing into the car from the outside. 2. Different working methods: Internal circulation allows the air inside the car to circulate when the car is closed; external circulation brings air from outside the car into the interior. 3. Different functions: The function of internal circulation is to heat or cool the air inside the car before sending it back into the car; the function of external circulation is to heat or cool the air from outside the car before sending it into the car, meaning gas exchange between the inside and outside of the car.
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