It is a necessary feature in all vehicles to have climate control. No matter what the weather and seasons are, it can keep the car and its occupants comfortable all year round. Keeping a car at a reasonable temperature is the responsibility of many different parts in the automotive unit.

Temperature control is controlled by several parts in a vehicle, including:

Compressors

Air Conditioners have compressors as their main units, which compress the refrigerant within them. Additionally, refrigeration systems include evaporators, blowers, expansion valves, condensers, and fans. By coupling the compressor to the engine, the AC increases fuel consumption.

Evaporators

A vehicle's evaporator is mainly responsible for removing heat from its interior. Condensing moisture through the aluminum coils also helps with dehumidification. Dust settles on these coils and drains out as moisture condenses. Dripping water is what you see coming out of the vehicle.

Condenser

A condenser converts high-pressure vapor refrigerant into high-pressure liquid when it enters from a compressor. Condensers release heat as opposed to evaporators, which absorb it.

Accumulator

An accumulator’s main function is to contain the liquid refrigerant that comes out of the evaporator so that it doesn’t reach the compressor. This is where the refrigerant gets the chance to warm up and change from a liquid state into a vapor before entering the compressor.

Heater cores

It is like a radiator that helps a vehicle to stay warm. After exiting the engine, hot coolant passes through the heater core's winding tube. Heat transfers from these tubes to the cabin through fins attached to them.

Cooling fans

When the car is stopped or moving slowly, this allows air to pass through the radiator. The engine generates heat, which is removed by this airflow. This fan turns on and off as needed between the radiator and engine.

Blower Motor

Air is forced out through the vents of a heater by its blower motor. There is a knob or button on the dashboard that you can use to adjust the speed of the motor. Motors have resistors that change fan speeds.

Climate control and air conditioning are two different things, right?

Yes, of course. As well as manual control of the fan, air conditioning is the process of pumping air inside the interior of the car. A car's air conditioner usually has a switch that allows you to control the speed and temperature of the fan inside. Climate control is more expensive than air conditioning.

The air is cooled so that it is cooler than the air outside. It is for this reason that air conditioning is a necessity during the summer months. A driver is required to adjust the temperature frequently due to the speed of the vehicle and the intensity of the sunshine.

There is a bit more sophistication in the climate control system. Essentially, it is an air conditioner that is more intelligent. Everything is automated as a result of it. In addition to being able to control it manually, you are not required to do so. Even though they are typically found on expensive vehicles, they have begun to appear on less expensive models as well.

With climate control, you can adjust the temperature to whatever you like, and your car's computer will adjust it based on the temperature sensors it is equipped with. Even if the outside temperature changes, the inside temperature of the car remains constant Hence, the desired temperature is always met by mixing cool and warm war and adjusting the balance accordingly.

The temperature of cars equipped with this feature is often set once and never needs to be changed again. Some climate-controlled cars have dual zones or multizone controls, which allow passengers to set the temperature in each zone individually.

You can also benefit from climate control by utilizing less energy and saving money as a result.

Climate control products are just one of the many things you can find at Lebanon Europe Auto Parts Center. We offer a wide range of brands, so you can choose the one you trust and receive a quote.