how i can get oxygen supply in a tiny split ac facility room at closed nights

[senthil kumar]

iam staying in a tiny room which is about 7*7*10 size, how can n how much i wil get oxygen by the means of the split a/c,will split ac ventilate co2 out n oxygen in?? is that safe to stay in this kind of small place during night? will split ac help for oxygen incoming n co2 outgoing from room? any one can explain n clear my doubt?

 

[VirtualLarry]

living in a server room?

 

[OVerLoRDI]

This forum is about cases for computers, not for humans

 

[WoodButcher]

Air conditioning units here do little if anything to the quality or composition of the air. CO2 is not scrubbed, neither is O2 introduced. Most are filtered to some degree but many times filters I've cleaned or replaced were so dirty to the point of being clogged the unit would not push air at all.

Split AC??? no idea what you are referring to.

 

[Bladen]

This forum is about cases for computers, not for humans

As equally as it is about cooling for computers, not for humans.

In any case, a "split AC" system is probably what is otherwise known as a packaged terminal air conditioner. In Australia, we generally use the term "split system AC", in order to differentiate between it fully ducted or unitary systems. Most people in Australia would probably call a unitary system an old-school or old-styled air conditioner.

In response to the OP, an air conditioner would not have a large effect on O2 and CO2 levels in a sealed room, as it recirculates air (rather then drawing fresh air in). Although, it would have a effect in a somewhat ventilated room, due to the circulation of air (however, air circulates itself to some degree anyway).