Air Conditioning Health Versifying System
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Study of air conditioners completeness monitoring equipment design and storage of air conditioner inspection results data. The system can detect the amount of dust in the air conditioners and notify the report to the users. The purpose is to create guidelines for inspection air conditioners, prevent accidents from the inspection, reduce maintenance costs, increase the efficiency of air conditioners, reduce health problems caused by dust and evaluate the use of air conditioners, etc. Therefore, the air conditioning performance monitoring system was designed and created by using various technologies. The air conditioning completeness monitoring system can check the amount of dust and notify the user through a network system. In addition, such system can record, monitor the accessing system, and provide a security system before using the air conditioning completeness monitoring system. The system can be installed and used in residences, offices, or other places. From the test results, it appears that the system can work as desired and does not affect other existing systems when installed.
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