FAQ

What is the Corrected Cooling Load Temperature Difference?
Corrected cooling load temperature difference is the actual temperature difference between the outdoor and indoor air. Corrected Cooling Load Temperature Difference is usually measured using the Fahrenheit for Temperature. Note that the value of Corrected Cooling Load Temperature Difference is always negative.
Can the Corrected Cooling Load Temperature Difference be negative?
Yes, the Corrected Cooling Load Temperature Difference, measured in Temperature can be negative.
What unit is used to measure Corrected Cooling Load Temperature Difference?
Corrected Cooling Load Temperature Difference is usually measured using the Fahrenheit[°F] for Temperature. Kelvin[°F], Celsius[°F], Rankine[°F] are the few other units in which Corrected Cooling Load Temperature Difference can be measured.
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