Quote Originally Posted by Dr.Kamiya View Post
Yup that's why I originally cited a theater/listening room.

There are ways to engineer around the problem like having an exhaust duct at the top of the room that plumbs back into the top of the area housing the indoor split; or simply having a taller enclosure with separate intake duct at the top to better utilize natural convection in the room.



On a well-running A/C this shouldn't be a big problem. A/Cs remove the humidity from the air and it falls down the drain pipe.
about that drain,
someone once said, to make the drain hose/pipe extra large, i.e., larger than factory spec, so as to avoid it from getting clogged in the long run.
just put a mesh at the end, to prevent small animals from crawling into it.