Dry Mode air conditioner (Dry Mode AC Explained)

First minute is literally just repeating question from the title of the video. 😅

Aaaaa. Dry . Aaaaà mode aaaaaaaaa

Thanks

The opening noise was completely unnecessary

Pepas????

I watched many times only i understand dry mood
In which number i should put the degree didn't know. In which season or temperature should use dry mode didn't know
I wasted time for watching. Useless

Is actually colder. In my unit I can see the temperature going down.

What is with crazy video

I have a portable ac unit that keeps spitting water up the air vents at top is that due to humidity the water looks strange as well

Thank you took me 20 years to figure this out well explained!

didnt understand a word

I live in the Caribbean and it’s pretty humid here. We are now having temperatures around 90° and 100° in the city area where I live. I put the A/C on DRY MODE by accident two months ago and noticed the room started to cool down slowly. Been using this mode for the last month and I the room cools down to an average temperature ranging between 76° to 80° during the day and 74° to 78° during the night while keeping the power consumption down. The room usually goes down to 70° to 72° on cool mode. This dry mode is really efficient in humid areas, I don’t think I’ll be using the COOL MODE again.

It's myth....
there is no dry mode technology in the AC of any brand...

this works in humid countries. used to put on 16°c (cool mode) and felt hot once the AC is off. now i put it on 25°c (dry mode) and the AC works better and i feel colder and less 'sticky'. the dry mode works really well in humid south east asian countries 👍👍👍👍👍

I have panasonic-cw-u923jph and I'm using dry mode 24 hours because its much colder than cool mode is it okay? well it saves me more energy less energy lower the bill

Great job mate. Thank you

Finally got video where someone explained about differences mode

I’m having some really big problems with my AC dry mode. My house has a high wooden roof (that’s already aged) and one of the walls was getting humidity. Then I decided to turn on my brand new Hisense dry mode. But after 24 hours, I had two more walls getting “painted” with humidity…

The thing is, my controller only gives me the option to choose from -7 to 7 in this mode. But doesn’t let me set a temperature. And I wonder, have I done something wrong? Or is it normal for the walls to get more wet because the humidity is going away?

I thought this was good. Thanks for doing it. Ignore the haters. I had no problem understanding.

It set my AC to 25° Dry Mode in summer. Summers are very humid here even as night

OMG!!!

Dry mode is more cold right???

Delete the channel