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Portable air conditioning' doesn't exist. Sorry.
Does ‘luggable’? As in what @danstuff has.
All in one presumably and the captured heat is exhausted through air being pushed outside through a window that obvs has to be sealed.
BTW I was that guy in the start up office who could explain to colleagues why opening the window to cool a room whilst having the air con on was a self defeating idea. I have a rudimentary understanding of how they work Yeah I’m a riot at parties.
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No. You have something trying to cool the gas and then reheat it in a single unit.
Air Con relies on the condensate points of gaseous chemicals. Gas wants to expand.
To cool you force it to be a liquid by pressurising it, it wants to be a gas again so picks up heat and stores it. Then you allow it to be a gas and it releases all the stored heat to allow that.
Are you thinking about those things you see in USA windows?
Real air con relies on separate units. One is taking the air in the room to heat/cool over the coil, the other dumps the cooled/heated gas outside via the other coil.
'Portable air conditioning' doesn't exist. Sorry.