How to make MINI Split Air Conditioner at home

[@XCreation]

✪Do you want more videos about "Air Conditioner DIY "? ❄❄❄

[@TECHNICALHELPDESKMALAYALAM]

YES

[@AseZ7]

can you make a video on a small inverter or voltage multiplayer please bro

[@wakilrazvi2807]

Ya

[@New-qq1wb]

@@AseZ7 can't even spell certainly can't create that multiplayer.

[@NateDS13]

should put some caption.

[@josechupacabra5887]

A stunning display of incompetence with a wide variety of tools and also complete ignorance of thermodynamics. BRAVO!!!

[@nospoiler9550]

The peltier is just for decoration, what makes frosting are the leds.

[@vanestt7584]

@Conrad Green r/whoosh

[@mrjean9376]

@Conrad Green lolll

[@jhebertdelacruz5437]

Correct.

[@jhebertdelacruz5437]

What does that word mean?😱

[@mr.engineear0987]

@Alexander Dewanto he doesn’t give a shit ya dickhead

[@TracyBodine]

I like the idea. For version 2, I would recommend getting a few more Peltier modules and flipping thier location with the radiator block. Put the Peltier modules outside, plumbing connected in series, then pump the chilled water to the radiator in the room. This allows for all the heat, both generated by the Peltier modules and that transferred to the water from the radiator, to be moved out of the room.

[@carljohnson6468]

make a vdeo

[@SamiTM]

You will have to deal with the condensation from the pipes coming into your room. Fun fact, the cooler you get the hot side, the cooler it gets on the freezing side. One peltier is not effective... But if you put multiple peltiers in cascade, with different voltage and amperage... You can really get down to temperatures that can be effective. Yet again, the main focus is and it will be to cool the hot side, that is the main problem.

[@snehasish7]

May be a good idea but as @SamiTM says, condensation may be an issue depending on the arrangements (series/parallel) of the Peltier modules. Also, ineffective heat dissipation from the hotter side may cause inefficiency, I think.

[@erikthompson9144]

Good idea, but from what I've seen, this will be less efficient: kzbin.info/www/bejne/f2i5aHaNfJqim80

[@nau-nau19]

Hooo...perfect..

[@Quazar-ox4pv]

1 single step starts the journey of 1000 steps to your new diy AC❄☃️

[@I-Understand-I-Exist]

This is the first video that deserves a like

[@theafsltd.7319]

Really 💯💯💯 LOVE FROM BANGLADESH 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩

[@aantooo7181]

The only video that works since it cools the hot air of the peltier and only the cold air stays. A great job!!!!I will do it in my house now that we are at the beginning of summer :)

[@awaisahmad5908]

Absolutely agreed he used the proper method to keep hotside of peltier cool by using aluminum water radiator drainage and cooling fans.

[@brianhumphreys4463]

This is cool in more ways than one; it's cool to look at, and it makes me feel cool just looking at it. When I saw the water-cooling system going in, I was impressed. Best of all, you are getting comments from all the best experts who already know everything!

[@ceilingfanmusic6597]

Yeh but there's also no were for the water that wold condense Frome the condenser radeator to go so it would just colect untill it flow down you're wall an mold

[@yogeshsuthar6583]

Now LED makes your room cool

[@derrickenbuenosaires]

Interesting. Very interesting. Would I try it ? No. But I like the concept. However 100 watts of air conditioning will only remove roughly 350 BTU's an hour given that everything is well insulated and running to laboratory specs but since this is real world test you probably have 300 BTU's of air conditioning per hour. Regular home A/C's typically run 3 ton to 5 ton central A/C systems which is 36000 BTU's to 60,000 BTU's. For single rooms, usually a 2700 Watt unit is installed or 3500 watt roughly under 1 ton of refrigeration. Your power consumption of running the power block and the other mini motors is its drawback when it comes to efficiency vs cooling.

[@trixter192]

You forgot that the COP of AC is much much higher than 1.0, this isnt electric heating. Try using 10-15 COP.

[@msparthgupta]

Back here in India we need like a 18000 btu air con unit for a single room as it gets very hot..

[@Chris-ji4iu]

I'm curious to see what this would do as a supplement to a room AC (located near your desk or your bed). This way you're only looking at the local effect, not the entire room. It would be fun to experiment.

[@Equilibrier]

this project like is never intended (probably) to highpass or equal regular AC efficiency. But if this can prove worth for a small room, one single person in terms of efficiency, in opposite to buy and install a regular AC, then this project is awesome. My question for you since it seems you are in the "business", is simple: is this project really working ? I mean it is cooling a small 2x3 m^2 room with this concept ?

[@adorenu1338]

Well smaller the device less efficient it is

[@adnan1alim]

It's not very useful for the efforts but I give u all 5stars for the creativity and hard work.

[@azoutdoors2344]

I'm an HVAC Service Technician and I'm impressed. Nice job!

[@trixter192]

g1/313a here. This guy needs to build a mini cooling tower. That little condenser rad will only bring things down to ODT.

[@Apple_Pen_Pineapple_Pen]

Wow so simple work

[@flyingcatfish]

People have already mentioned that the peltier module is very inefficient. I like the idea you are trying to do but there are a lot of things that makes the system worse that it already is with the peltier's performance. Number one that comes to mind is, "Where is your air intake?" Your box has no opening other then the two in the front with the fans. That means the system is drawing air back through those openings. There is no smooth air flow.

[@Uhh.thankyou]

hes dum what do u expect

[@alaricace8118]

This will not cool down your room temperature, But it can definitely give some cold air to small area where it's pointed at just like a mini personal A/C. So far this is the best one yet with peltiers.

[@Not_Aran8276]

Do you think it’ll be good for like a little desk cooler? Something like those artic air evaporative cooler, if you put the filter on the freezer, it can output similar to air conditioner cold, but it only lasts like 5 minutes before its going back to room temp I wonder if i make a smaller version (not like huge scale like shown in this video) but maybe just little smaller than the artic air cooler, will it feel like the frozen filter from the artic air, but lasts forever And no I don’t mean for this thing to cool down a whole room, just a better version of a desk fan

[@exposuredynamic]

This video is almost a year old post, but I just seen it today through searching topics about peltier aircoolers. And as I had read almost all of the comment threads, a lot but not generally all the comments, a lot of them didn't really understand the entire concept of this video. And now I just want to share my personal insights about this video: 1. This is only a personal Peltier based aircooler. Don't expect much that this unit will really serve as an airconditioner, because true airconditioners uses refrigerants. And literally speaking, Airconditioner is a general term, he didn't say or put in his title that this is an HVAC or refrigerated air. Common Logic please. But for the benefit of all lets just call this an air cooler. :) 2. The system design is like a cooling system concept just like in the CPU. He didnt accidentally or mistakenly reversed the hot and cold side. Here is why. 2.1. The purpose of the water is to dissipate the heat from the hot side of the peltier, and thats why he uses cooling radiator to recycle the warm water passed by the hotside of the peltier and not to cool the water to serve as a condenser for the air blowing out of the unit. 2.2. The cold side of the peltier was placed infront. He then still put just a small heatsink but to serve as a cold plate to have a more direct contact cooling plate into the cold side of the peltier, then attached a small fan to dissipate the cold air faster and then can be sucked quickly by the two 120mm Fans infront. 2.3. His concept is way more better because he didnt use a direct fan to cool down and dissipate the heat from the hotside of the peltier because there might be a chance that the hot air blown from the hotside will just also might got into or can have effect on the chamber of the cold air. Thumbs up for this! 3. The only thing that he missed or maybe he just forgot is to still put an intake holes for the fans infront. Yes of course there will still be air coming out, but it will not be as strong as with the intake holes. And also just a small drain or catch incase there will be some occurrence of condensation from the cold side of the peltier. That's all. Cheers! :)

[@ArmandDarmanto]

thank you for explains.. i also want to build this, do you think this is good for cooling the room, I have 4x3x3 meters room and a computer inside..

[@exposuredynamic]

@@ArmandDarmanto as a personal yes it is, but to cool the entire room no, it is just effective if the air coming out of the cooler is blowing directly to you.

[@sumitpaul6693]

Best video for making ac in youtube

[@aswingsharif6729]

I finally found a working prototype of peltier aircon on your video...exactly what I am thinking on how an aircon should work: heat exchanger should be facing outside of the room. Most videos show a box of complete "aircon" system stay in the room (no splitting between cold and hot side) which is an ultimate failed model. There is a question though: how do you manage the water dropping in the cold side of peltier?

[@scottmeuchel]

@@vinodkumarbio it's an airtight box. There's no air movement, hence, no water. Unless one of the fans is facing in, and one is facing out.

[@kuyajonjon13]

galing naman po ng idea ninyo sir 😊 salamat sa pagshare po 😊

[@webspecialiste6381]

im doubting of result, because 1 peltier is really little for system. And in the night is logic the temps is low.

[@seherzadartandcraft1253]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/m6q9m6eXoZVortk

[@jhebertdelacruz5437]

For spoilers: The water in the tubing absorbs the heat from the peltier through the water block, then that water flows to the radiator, where the heat is dissipated with the fans there. The now cool water flows back to the water block where the process repeats over and over. Then the other side of the peltier cools down the heatsink inside, where the cold air produced is blown out by the fans inside the box...

[@masterbasu]

Super. Maine vi banaya lekin CPU cooling pad ke badle do 12 volt fan ko kitchen chimney ka pipe me lagakar garam hawa ko ghar ke bahar kar Di hay or me dawa karta hoon aap vi try karo. Temperature metar ko sliding gate pe lagao. 10/10 ka room 3 hr me 21digri se 26digri me rahega challenge. Best of luck

[@tarakyerramsetti7278]

Does it make cool full room or single

[@christophertabamo419]

Creativity = 101 ! Effectivity = nothing much Its more practical to just buy a electricfan put on max speed then position where we want to.

[@AliYassinToma]

It works maybe but for outside use to blow cold air on u

[@christophertabamo419]

Ofc it will work but not as good as ppl would expect.

[@awesomestuff9715]

i have a effective idea: make a shirt with water tubes all over it and use a cpu air cooler and peltier with waterblock to cool the water.

[@editaylor3442]

@@mfm1014 ngomong opo cukk???

[@almannam]

👏 amazing 👏 It's a good video

[@shikado]

Forget arguing about how it's impossible to generate cool air. There's no air period. The box is sealed so no airflow whatsoever.

[@ceilingfanmusic6597]

So this is one of those fake DIY vids aka new age click bait

[@k4rec4]

D4mn right, there's no vents. Also, I think is pretty improbable the water could go below ambient temperature with this set and without any cooling additives.

[@melodiedewz5590]

How about how heat moves from hot to cold...

[@Mohit-hz4ho]

Hey shikado genius, there are two fans, idk about the DIY, but cooling fans have angled blades, the way I have it one pulls in air and the other one pushes out air, and theres no air period? Hes on the fucking earth, not in vacuum.

[@Mohit-hz4ho]

The peltier module can work, the DIY isnt exactly great coz you need a better heat sink, I have a water cooler that just runs tap water in a loop, without that I was just getting half the length of the split ac blowing out cool af air.

[@thorguard7090]

Oh yes!!! The fan!!!

[@edwardpanganiban4379]

It is nice and all though how much did it cost you to make one?

[@er.rishishrivastava3753]

Bohot hard work kiya hai bhai gud job..

[@shivamdeep2438]

I am using it successfully after attempting thrice but finally I succeed.thank u very much...

[@mahfuzurrahman5861]

is it work success fully? whats the lowest temperature, it can work?

[@shivamdeep2438]

@@mahfuzurrahman5861 it shows 18°C but actual temperature is 23-24°C. Yeah it really works

[@hakizumi]

What is the total cost of the material? Pls answer

[@zorogaming2063]

@@hakizumi man you only replyed 2mins ago?

[@shivamdeep2438]

@@hakizumi near 8k . But it depends on quality.

[@rajpalacharya6763]

very nice 👍👍👍

[@awaisahmad5908]

Man you're methodology is pretty awesome and very economic. You have used amazing method to keep hot side of peltier cool by using aluminum water radiator drainage.

[@mariaanselmap7133]

Eres el mejor xcreation

[@Delorean29]

I like it!! But: You forgot the sleek white plastic cable gutter strip under the AC hiding cord & hoses :)

[@PartnerdanGamingTH]

Nice to meet you like😁✨

[@StarkPT1]

I think ppl take it way to far, I like this mini projects just cuz they push people to build their own stuff see its not that great but for ppl tha speacially are interested but wont build anything its a nice start although yes, a peltier mode is not gonna work in this case, theres some peltier modes that will and are cute and fun to build

[@MrlFixZ]

Can give me better one

[@Imiffu_h]

Awesome brother

[@anthoniocassim6748]

I replaced the thermal paste with peanut butter,and guess what,it works like a charm.Its actually north pole in my room

[@jhebertdelacruz5437]

It will just smell because of the heat of the peltier. It will not actually work. I think you are just dreamin'.

[@maungthan4151]

Very good brother

[@dr.yashidixit8770]

Next would be how to make an MRI machine at home.

[@mahadansari9804]

Your creation is good

[@SumanSingh23304]

100%work Pelter ac 20*200sqf room. Thanks.

[@pronoyghosh9172]

vaiya ye kya apne banaya ha plz ans

[@LUCKYSAMCDVKAK]

nice bro👌🏻

[@Warhorse469]

Someone buy this guy some cable ties :)

[@Shiva05093]

How about you buy him some😉

[@lucasfoo1212]

Good idea, but few pointers, 1) the cold side peltier you should have 'air in' vent to maximize cold air flow. 2) also you should have a condensation water drain tray with pipe out. 3) hot side evaporator should put outside of the window. Try these, you should have super cooling ;)

[@Smeltz247]

Lucas Foo it is not going to get that cool ever.

[@lucasfoo1212]

@@Smeltz247 only 100W ofcourse not, but this case, lot has lost.

[@SkepticalJesusOfficial]

Only issue is that over time a peltier’s cold side is always in ratio to the hot side... So when you start it up the hot side is at room temp and the cold side is half (thus cooling the air). But as it runs the hot side eventually reaches high temp, and if the hot side is releasing 100° of heat your “cold” side will eventually be producing 50°, which will heat your room instead. Pumping water to cool the hot side will slow the heating but not stop it. Also on a hot sunny day the radiator in the window isn’t going to cool the water much, not nearly enough to negate the peltier’s heating

[@arabcampers9554]

The only way to get around this issue is the by using heat sink and half of assembly unit need to be stick outside the wall and the colder side sticks inside just like traditional Wall A/C unit .

[@ZeeshanKhan-mg6oc]

Nice supperb video

[@Farie977]

I think it would be better to stick a bigger heatsink for the Peltier unit, because you won't cool the air as much if you can't dissipate the heat from the ceramic.

[@expandedmind.fireup2038]

Mabye try stacking or cascading some peltier chips? Diy water chiller would be awesome for hydroponic applications. Very nice construction and execution.

[@benb737]

This is one of the only DIY air cons that actually looks like it might work.

[@psdmaniac]

No, It will not work... You need to compress (give away heat) and expand ( take heat from enviroment) gas.

[@Trabunkle]

It looks great! 👍 Just one question: where does the air that it's going to be cooled comes from? I didn't see any holes on the side or back panels! Great video!!! Nuff Said!

[@RizLazey]

Creativity = 👌👍 Effectivity = nope Reason = peltier module is not enough to cool down a room

[@balajia.k5890]

Cool pick up time??&.... thanks for clear explanation...& again tq....

[@freekoholic]

Thats a good fly catcher!

[@95fyken]

So it helps or just look cool ?

[@NewmanOnGaming]

It’s a cool build.. but.. like PC liquid cooling it won’t go below ambient room temp.. so if the current ambient is x degrees then y max will not exceed x unless x is dropped below current ambient temps.

[@parshuramjipassi9406]

Nice idea.

[@camelotyu]

This is more expensive than usual AC. definitely a nice design idea

[@mahadansari9804]

Never !!!

[@sdqsdq6274]

true, peltier cooling has high electric bill as well

[@supermagicroy]

Ac for window ir 45 us Dollar.

[@CockpitFlight]

60 dollars

[@mihailodjordjevic791]

kakav dizajn covece, klima mu nije ni za kurac radice samo pod uslovom da je napolju 2 stepena i da duva do jaja jak vetar

[@BanglaYoutubeBro]

Very good idea

[@harisraza6833]

Nice idea but it is costly in that rate we can but an air cooler

[@zainaltv]

Nice to meet you. good inovation

[@XCreation]

Thanks and welcome

[@nurhazwani5839]

Baik bang saya utk last year projek bang ❤️

[@tiktokfunnymoments6739]

Happy 1m sub lodi

[@tqdinh2]

Your mini A/C unit will 🔥the house down man😂

[@LUCKYSAMCDVKAK]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@muhammadzainmuhammadzain4371]

Amazing bro

[@KingMinhvuong]

Very awesome video. Good job bro!

[@sathyaevmjmj997]

Hey king iam a big fan of you

[@alokkr029]

Yes, I have given up on this idea long ago lol. It is more like trying to heat a cold room with a light bulb.

[@atefnasef3184]

Excellent 👍🏼👍🏼🌹

[@Asdfwer709]

Better to buy this after it got availed in market🥵

[@SAM-sq6tf]

Nailed it🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@konainereyaz5437]

Great..! plz let me know how much electric power comption is required one such as Fan 1 or 2 Fan or 1tone of A/C or 1.5 Tone A/C.. will I pay some extra for that ?

[@djajay8994]

Wow bro lovely lovely idea year

[@souravbhattacharyya3392]

Speechless, superb work, what is the cooling capacity and the electric consumption?

[@lightxd563]

😂😂😂😂

[@lightxd563]

that's just a radiator 😂😂😂😂

[@Sameerkumarskps]

Hello i like your video

[@310McQueen]

I bet for the cost of the components I could buy... an air conditioner.

[@imyourdad4680]

Where should you buy ac for this price. You can always proceed that this invention is useless .. but dont compare ac price . ###. After all take it ease

[@remikaze9098]

@@imyourdad4680 how much does it cost?...'cuz an AC in my country is around $250(not including the installation)

[@matthewtan7388]

But if you compare the power consumption then hahaha

[@BenteSingko25]

@@remikaze9098 nope there's a decent ac worth $200 only

[@fawadahmadqureshi2995]

Whole system would not cost more than $25

[@starmovies7852]

i like your style

[@flickerofdabean1645]

As a HVAC Tech. I can tell you that does not work... 29c is about 84f.. If anything you are heating up your room..

[@shibly972406]

Lol lye

[@sdqsdq6274]

@Boom Panes lol 29 isnt , its 27

[@TonnyCassidy]

Rek'd Up it does work, if he put the radiator outside but then..... how can you cool a room with 290btu/h (according to datasheet @85W Q)? Its the same capacity as a 1/10hp R134A fridge compressor, i dont know how people can believe in all of this kind if stuff lmao But then he still teach people how to make a 0.02416667 ton ductless AC with power input of around 187 watts with the fans and stuff (the peltier module have Pmax of 182.7W according to the datasheet) with EER of....... *drumrolls* 1.55 , even class G have min of 2.20 EER i have no idea whatsoever about what im saying

[@drewknight91]

This thing can work for a suit or cosplay armor?

[@shawnf_ltd9937]

Great build keep up the good work

[@BR-rg9ib]

Good construction... But i highly doubt if it will serve u the purpose... It wont reduce the temperature outside. Though it wil do reduce the temperature a bit inside the box only. I tried with two 12706 TEC. Same thing happened.. decreasing the temperature inside the box and ambient temperature remains the same.

[@mancer1873]

I did not see vents for the fans to draw room air into the chamber. If you don't allow air to flow in then you won't get much out either. Think of like like putting a trash can full of water around the prop on a boat motor. It'll move water, but the water in the can won't leave the can leaving watever body of water your in virtually undisturbed. Cut some vents and add two or three more pelts, it'll work a lot better.

[@micinum]

you do realize that the video is only made so he could make money right :D he is quite aware of the shit that he made :D

[@mousagaminyt4946]

Great job bro

[@joseb6672]

Get rid of the "condenser " and just run water from a bucket of ice . It'll work a lot better

[@jongskie777]

another case of comment before researching

[@carlojasper]

Hahaha.. 😅

[@guyod1]

Or run it into freezer

[@sheelaranii8683]

Super idea boss

[@abhinavhimself]

Better To Buy A "REAL" AC This 42.5°C Summer.... But, Well Done/Thumbs Up For Your Efforts

[@Srthunder17202]

Con 4 ventiladores y 4 peltiel fuece mucho más efectivo, pero creo que dejaría humedad o no? Pues estoy en el intento te crear uno pero mucho más grande 😈, pero en ves de usar el pegamento se puede usar silicóna caliente?

[@biswatech4354]

It's really amazing if I can made it easyly like you

[@seherzadartandcraft1253]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/m6q9m6eXoZVortk

[@dienlanhchithanh]

Thanks, the video is great

[@c.r8321]

How to buy these things

[@martinhyska1206]

so this cooling and same time warm water?

[@trendworthytop10]

Unless you’re going to be removing humidity I wouldn’t call it an air conditioner. And it looks like your cycling the same water instead of running it through some tub with ice water. That water will be up to 70 or 80° in no time

[@RedStefan]

Well that's unrealistic almost close to 100c boiling point

[@lodtopo]

That's why peltier cooling kit is used

[@sanjaynarvekar7714]

@@RedStefan knm

[@CreativeCache]

Your videos are really nice

[@sibinkphilip8863]

Your idea and designing is great good job bro but I thinks that it doesn't give you good result

[@balajia.k5890]

U r right.....

[@namhuu7477]

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[@veena4197]

Almost it cost 4000rs rather we buy symphonic cooler

[@kaku-5888]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@sainath66666]

But you cannot proudly say to your relatives and friends that you built it by yourself

[@nomercy177]

@@kaku-5888 yes u right dude

[@berniehabdullah2452]

very, very cool

[@HelpsNReviews]

WoW. What a idea man.....

[@TheSrv13]

this guy did it perfectly out of all in yt

[@reubenj.cogburn8546]

Someone needs to refresh their knowledge of physics. While somewhat interesting, it's ineffective for thermal transfer on a room sized scale. It's a science project, NOT an air conditioner.

[@kentpachi143]

pretty sure its not the entire room purpose to be cooled but the air pushing directly to the person is enough

[@technologycity340]

Yes's!!!! I made it successfully Thanks

[@modonchondon4646]

I made it with strong cardboard but it works some how I am happy about it

[@eshakbhuiyan5442]

i like it bro....it's just amazing...!

[@saleemtyagi3943]

Just wow