Where should a window-type air conditioner be located?

The ideal location for a window-type air conditioner is typically aligned with the window sill. This placement allows the unit to function effectively by optimizing airflow in and out of the space it is cooling.

Positioning the air conditioner at the top of the wall may hinder its efficiency. An air conditioner's function relies on both the intake of warmer air and the expulsion of cooler air. If the unit is too high, it may not effectively pull in the warm air from the room or expel the displaced cooler air downwards, which can lead to inadequate cooling performance.

Aligning the air conditioner properly with the window sill ensures that it is securely mounted, minimizes the chances of air leaks, and facilitates optimal air distribution. It is crucial to maintain this alignment to ensure the system operates efficiently and effectively cools the designated area.