Air Conditioner - Revision history

TK421: removal of last nonsense link to 'lead' didn't work.

2026-04-25T01:42:16Z

removal of last nonsense link to 'lead' didn't work.

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	==== Cooling on Hot Planets ====		==== Cooling on Hot Planets ====
	Cooling down to [[room]] temperatures (<30°C) on hot [[planets]] can be challenging due to the significant temperature difference, which can [[lead]] to a decrease in efficiency. For better cooling results, set up multiple air conditioners in a series. Each air conditioner cools the waste of the previous one, until the last unit expels heat into the environment. This prevents efficiency drops due to high temperature differences. Use insulated [[pipes]] for the of the middle air conditioners for higher efficiency. As a rule, aim for one air conditioner per every 50°C difference in temperature as this keeps cooling effective on hot planets.		Cooling down to [[room]] temperatures (<30°C) on hot [[planets]] can be challenging due to the significant temperature difference, which can lead to a decrease in efficiency. For better cooling results, set up multiple air conditioners in a series. Each air conditioner cools the waste of the previous one, until the last unit expels heat into the environment. This prevents efficiency drops due to high temperature differences. Use insulated [[pipes]] for the of the middle air conditioners for higher efficiency. As a rule, aim for one air conditioner per every 50°C difference in temperature as this keeps cooling effective on hot planets.

	On planet '''[[Vulcan]]''', consider using high [[pressure]] and/or volume for the last pipe network to store cold from the night for the day. An extra room that you can open at night will also help improve efficiency.		On planet '''[[Vulcan]]''', consider using high [[pressure]] and/or volume for the last pipe network to store cold from the night for the day. An extra room that you can open at night will also help improve efficiency.

TK421: Removed nonsense links. E.g. The 'door' on the AC unit should not link to a page on doors. These are not the same thing at all.

2026-04-25T01:40:02Z

Removed nonsense links. E.g. The 'door' on the AC unit should not link to a page on doors. These are not the same thing at all.

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	==== Cooling on Hot Planets ====		==== Cooling on Hot Planets ====
	Cooling down to [[room]] temperatures (<30°C) on hot [[planets]] can be challenging due to the significant temperature difference, which can lead to a decrease in efficiency. For better cooling results, set up multiple air conditioners in a series. Each air conditioner cools the waste of the previous one, until the last unit expels heat into the environment. This prevents efficiency drops due to high temperature differences. Use insulated [[pipes]] for the of the middle air conditioners for higher efficiency. As a rule, aim for one air conditioner per every 50°C difference in temperature as this keeps cooling effective on hot planets.		Cooling down to [[room]] temperatures (<30°C) on hot [[planets]] can be challenging due to the significant temperature difference, which can [[lead]] to a decrease in efficiency. For better cooling results, set up multiple air conditioners in a series. Each air conditioner cools the waste of the previous one, until the last unit expels heat into the environment. This prevents efficiency drops due to high temperature differences. Use insulated [[pipes]] for the of the middle air conditioners for higher efficiency. As a rule, aim for one air conditioner per every 50°C difference in temperature as this keeps cooling effective on hot planets.

	On planet '''[[Vulcan]]''', consider using high [[pressure]] and/or volume for the last pipe network to store cold from the night for the day. An extra room that you can open at night will also help improve efficiency.		On planet '''[[Vulcan]]''', consider using high [[pressure]] and/or volume for the last pipe network to store cold from the night for the day. An extra room that you can open at night will also help improve efficiency.

TK421: Given the context 'lead' meant 'to cause', not the element Pb... removed the link.

2026-04-25T01:35:44Z

Given the context 'lead' meant 'to cause', not the element Pb... removed the link.

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	==== Cooling on Hot Planets ====		==== Cooling on Hot Planets ====
	Cooling down to [[room]] temperatures (<30°C) on hot [[planets]] can be challenging due to the significant temperature difference, which can [[lead]] to a decrease in efficiency. For better cooling results, set up multiple air conditioners in a series. Each air conditioner cools the waste of the previous one, until the last unit expels heat into the environment. This prevents efficiency drops due to high temperature differences. Use insulated [[pipes]] for the of the middle air conditioners for higher efficiency. As a rule, aim for one air conditioner per every 50°C difference in temperature as this keeps cooling effective on hot planets.		Cooling down to [[room]] temperatures (<30°C) on hot [[planets]] can be challenging due to the significant temperature difference, which can lead to a decrease in efficiency. For better cooling results, set up multiple air conditioners in a series. Each air conditioner cools the waste of the previous one, until the last unit expels heat into the environment. This prevents efficiency drops due to high temperature differences. Use insulated [[pipes]] for the of the middle air conditioners for higher efficiency. As a rule, aim for one air conditioner per every 50°C difference in temperature as this keeps cooling effective on hot planets.

	On planet '''[[Vulcan]]''', consider using high [[pressure]] and/or volume for the last pipe network to store cold from the night for the day. An extra room that you can open at night will also help improve efficiency.		On planet '''[[Vulcan]]''', consider using high [[pressure]] and/or volume for the last pipe network to store cold from the night for the day. An extra room that you can open at night will also help improve efficiency.

Groxx: added some more details to On/Mode to help differentiate them, as I was confused for a while

2026-04-23T19:17:22Z

added some more details to On/Mode to help differentiate them, as I was confused for a while

Maintenance script: Remove translation markup (automated)

2026-03-08T17:23:18Z

Remove translation markup (automated)

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	[[Category:Atmospherics]]		[[Category:Atmospherics]]
	~~<languages/>~~
	~~<translate>~~
	{{Structurebox		{{Structurebox
	\| name = Air Conditioner		\| name = Air Conditioner
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	\| const_with_item2 = 2 x [[Cable Coil]]		\| const_with_item2 = 2 x [[Cable Coil]]
	}}		}}
	~~<!--T:1-->~~
	==Description==		==Description==
	Used to lower or raise the temperature of [[Gas]] in a [[Pipes\|pipe]] network. It has a range of -270 through 999 Celsius for the temperature output. [[Guide (Air Conditioning)]] provides additional information regarding the function, construction, and operation of an Air Conditioner.		Used to lower or raise the temperature of [[Gas]] in a [[Pipes\|pipe]] network. It has a range of -270 through 999 Celsius for the temperature output. [[Guide (Air Conditioning)]] provides additional information regarding the function, construction, and operation of an Air Conditioner.
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	*** H = heat capacity of the gas in J/(mol x K), i.e. for CO2 it's 28.2 J/mol*K		*** H = heat capacity of the gas in J/(mol x K), i.e. for CO2 it's 28.2 J/mol*K

	~~<!--T:3-->~~
	==User Interface==		==User Interface==
	An Air Conditioner provides the following user interface:		An Air Conditioner provides the following user interface:
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	~~<!--T:6-->~~
	==See Also==		==See Also==
	* [[Guide (Air Conditioner)]]		* [[Guide (Air Conditioner)]]
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	* [[Kit (Wall Heater)\|Wall Heater]]		* [[Kit (Wall Heater)\|Wall Heater]]
	* [https://youtu.be/q6639FX__c4 Stationeers Experiment - Air Conditioner]		* [https://youtu.be/q6639FX__c4 Stationeers Experiment - Air Conditioner]
	~~</translate>~~

RA2lover: Power consumption

2026-02-11T05:51:25Z

Power consumption

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	\| prefab_hash = -2087593337		\| prefab_hash = -2087593337
	\| prefab_name = StructureAirConditioner		\| prefab_name = StructureAirConditioner
	\| power_usage = 10W + ~~340W~~ when active		\| power_usage = 10W + 345W when active
	\| placed_on_grid = Small Grid		\| placed_on_grid = Small Grid
	\| requires_frames = Yes		\| requires_frames = Yes
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	* It has a door on the face of the unit that hides an IC chip slot and the two pins to connect two devices, via logic on the chip.		* It has a door on the face of the unit that hides an IC chip slot and the two pins to connect two devices, via logic on the chip.
	* It consumes 10W of [[Power]] per [[Tick]] when idle.		* It consumes 10W of [[Power]] per [[Tick]] when idle.
	* It consumes ~~350W~~ of [[Power]] per [[Tick]] when active.		* It consumes 355W of [[Power]] per [[Tick]] when active.
	* Basically, both speed and true efficiency is best at small temperature differences. For large temperature differences, more aircon units need to be put in series.		* Basically, both speed and true efficiency is best at small temperature differences. For large temperature differences, more aircon units need to be put in series.
	* It has a separate [[Power Port]] and [[Data Port]].		* It has a separate [[Power Port]] and [[Data Port]].

RA2lover: add requires_frames to box template

2026-01-21T06:52:11Z

add requires_frames to box template

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	\| power_usage = 10W + 340W when active		\| power_usage = 10W + 340W when active
	\| placed_on_grid = Small Grid		\| placed_on_grid = Small Grid
			\| requires_frames = Yes
	\| decon_with_tool1 = [[Hand Drill]]		\| decon_with_tool1 = [[Hand Drill]]
	\| placed_with_item = [[Kit (Atmospherics)]]		\| placed_with_item = [[Kit (Atmospherics)]]

Katree: Adding new image

2026-01-19T19:40:25Z

Adding new image

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	NOTE2: This image is also out of date. An active vent is no longer required. Two passive vents or two pipe cowls will work just fine for example, saving the 100 W of power an active vent uses and other strangeness with pressurizing the intake side of the pipe.		NOTE2: This image is also out of date. An active vent is no longer required. Two passive vents or two pipe cowls will work just fine for example, saving the 100 W of power an active vent uses and other strangeness with pressurizing the intake side of the pipe.

	[[File:Coolant Example.png\|frameless\|Example A/C Setup]]		[[File:Coolant Example.png\|frameless\|Example A/C Setup]] [[File:Advanced ac unit configuation.png\|frameless\|Example Advanced A/C Setup]]

	==Characteristics==		==Characteristics==

TK421: linked planets

2026-01-16T09:03:22Z

linked planets

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	Cooling down to room temperatures (<30°C) on hot planets can be challenging due to the significant temperature difference, which can lead to a decrease in efficiency. For better cooling results, set up multiple air conditioners in a series. Each air conditioner cools the waste of the previous one, until the last unit expels heat into the environment. This prevents efficiency drops due to high temperature differences. Use insulated pipes for the of the middle air conditioners for higher efficiency. As a rule, aim for one air conditioner per every 50°C difference in temperature as this keeps cooling effective on hot planets.		Cooling down to room temperatures (<30°C) on hot planets can be challenging due to the significant temperature difference, which can lead to a decrease in efficiency. For better cooling results, set up multiple air conditioners in a series. Each air conditioner cools the waste of the previous one, until the last unit expels heat into the environment. This prevents efficiency drops due to high temperature differences. Use insulated pipes for the of the middle air conditioners for higher efficiency. As a rule, aim for one air conditioner per every 50°C difference in temperature as this keeps cooling effective on hot planets.

	On planet '''Vulcan''', consider using high pressure and/or volume for the last pipe network to store cold from the night for the day. An extra room that you can open at night will also help improve efficiency.		On planet '''[[Vulcan]]''', consider using high pressure and/or volume for the last pipe network to store cold from the night for the day. An extra room that you can open at night will also help improve efficiency.

	On planet '''Venus''', it is one of the most essential tasks to persevere the unchanging heat of its atmosphere long enough to setup an Air Conditioner cooling stack and the power generation required to reliably run it. Start from the atmospheric gas itself, using it both as the working gas (or the Carbon Dioxide filtered out of it) and as the waste dump (which will convect the waste heat and remain at the same temperature), and circulating it in a closed loop (output lined back into the input) This first Conditioner will be able to produce the gas ~125°C cooler than the atmosphere entirely for the cost of power. Then, add another Conditioner, that would circulate the cooled gas from the previous unit (share some of it using a [[Pressure Regulator]] or [[Pipe Volume Pump]]), release waste heat into previous loop, and cool it further by another ~125°C before the temperature difference would lower the efficiency below meaningful levels. Repeating the same sequence multiple times will allow you to eventually obtain the Coolant, which can then be used to regulate the temperatures across the entire station. Four sequenced Air Conditioners would be enough to get a slow, but steady cooling for the station interior, and one additional Conditioner can be added to condense the gas into a liquid for fast (and optionally portable) cooling applications.		On planet '''[[Venus]]''', it is one of the most essential tasks to persevere the unchanging heat of its atmosphere long enough to setup an Air Conditioner cooling stack and the power generation required to reliably run it. Start from the atmospheric gas itself, using it both as the working gas (or the Carbon Dioxide filtered out of it) and as the waste dump (which will convect the waste heat and remain at the same temperature), and circulating it in a closed loop (output lined back into the input) This first Conditioner will be able to produce the gas ~125°C cooler than the atmosphere entirely for the cost of power. Then, add another Conditioner, that would circulate the cooled gas from the previous unit (share some of it using a [[Pressure Regulator]] or [[Pipe Volume Pump]]), release waste heat into previous loop, and cool it further by another ~125°C before the temperature difference would lower the efficiency below meaningful levels. Repeating the same sequence multiple times will allow you to eventually obtain the Coolant, which can then be used to regulate the temperatures across the entire station. Four sequenced Air Conditioners would be enough to get a slow, but steady cooling for the station interior, and one additional Conditioner can be added to condense the gas into a liquid for fast (and optionally portable) cooling applications.

	===Heating===		===Heating===

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2026-01-16T04:16:38Z

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	==== Cooling on Hot Planets ====		==== Cooling on Hot Planets ====
	Cooling down to room temperatures (<30°C) on hot planets can be challenging due to the significant temperature difference, which can lead to a decrease in efficiency.		Cooling down to room temperatures (<30°C) on hot planets can be challenging due to the significant temperature difference, which can lead to a decrease in efficiency. For better cooling results, set up multiple air conditioners in a series. Each air conditioner cools the waste of the previous one, until the last unit expels heat into the environment. This prevents efficiency drops due to high temperature differences. Use insulated pipes for the of the middle air conditioners for higher efficiency. As a rule, aim for one air conditioner per every 50°C difference in temperature as this keeps cooling effective on hot planets.

	~~For better cooling results~~, ~~set up multiple air conditioners in a series. Each air conditioner cools~~ the ~~waste of~~ the ~~previous one, until~~ the ~~last unit expels heat into the environment~~. ~~This prevents~~ efficiency ~~drops due to high temperature differences~~.		On planet '''Vulcan''', consider using high pressure and/or volume for the last pipe network to store cold from the night for the day. An extra room that you can open at night will also help improve efficiency.

	Use insulated pipes for the of the middle air conditioners for higher efficiency. As a rule, aim for one air conditioner per every 50°C difference in temperature. This keeps cooling effective on hot planets.		On planet '''Venus''', it is one of the most essential tasks to persevere the unchanging heat of its atmosphere long enough to setup an Air Conditioner cooling stack and the power generation required to reliably run it. Start from the atmospheric gas itself, using it both as the working gas (or the Carbon Dioxide filtered out of it) and as the waste dump (which will convect the waste heat and remain at the same temperature), and circulating it in a closed loop (output lined back into the input) This first Conditioner will be able to produce the gas ~125°C cooler than the atmosphere entirely for the cost of power. Then, add another Conditioner, that would circulate the cooled gas from the previous unit (share some of it using a [[Pressure Regulator]] or [[Pipe Volume Pump]]), release waste heat into previous loop, and cool it further by another ~125°C before the temperature difference would lower the efficiency below meaningful levels. Repeating the same sequence multiple times will allow you to eventually obtain the Coolant, which can then be used to regulate the temperatures across the entire station. Four sequenced Air Conditioners would be enough to get a slow, but steady cooling for the station interior, and one additional Conditioner can be added to condense the gas into a liquid for fast (and optionally portable) cooling applications.

	On planet Vulcan, consider using high pressure and/or volume for the last pipe network to store cold from the night for the day. An extra room that you can open at night will also help improve efficiency.

	On planet Venus, it is one of the most essential tasks to persevere the unchanging heat of its atmosphere long enough to setup an Air Conditioner cooling stack and the power generation required to reliably run it. Start from the atmospheric gas itself, using it both as the working gas (or the Carbon Dioxide filtered out of it) and as the waste dump (which will convect the waste heat and remain at the same temperature), and circulating it in a closed loop (output lined back into the input) This first Conditioner will be able to produce the gas ~125°C cooler than the atmosphere entirely for the cost of power.

	Then, add another Conditioner, that would circulate the cooled gas from the previous unit (share some of it using a [[Pressure Regulator]] or [[Pipe Volume Pump]]), release waste heat into previous loop, and cool it further by another ~125°C before the temperature difference would lower the efficiency below meaningful levels.

	Repeating the same sequence multiple times will allow you to eventually obtain the Coolant, which can then be used to regulate the temperatures across the entire station. Four sequenced Air Conditioners would be enough to get a slow, but steady cooling for the station interior, and one additional Conditioner can be added to condense the gas into a liquid for fast (and optionally portable) cooling applications.

	===Heating===		===Heating===

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	Once you have placed the Air Conditioner Unit in your desired location, there are 3 separate connections that will need to be made:		Once you have placed the Air Conditioner Unit in your desired location, there are 3 separate connections that will need to be made:
	# '''Input''' - The starting gas that is desired to be cooled or heated		# '''Input''' - The starting gas that is desired to be cooled or heated
	# '''Output''' - The exhausted gas after energy has been transferred to or from the [[Coolant]] in the waste pipe network		# '''Output''' - The exhausted gas after [[energy]] has been transferred to or from the [[Coolant]] in the waste [[pipe]] network
	# '''Waste''' - Connection where energy is transferred to the [[Coolant]] in the pipe network		# '''Waste''' - Connection where energy is transferred to the [[Coolant]] in the pipe network

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	==== Cooling on Hot Planets ====		==== Cooling on Hot Planets ====
	Cooling down to room temperatures (<30°C) on hot planets can be challenging due to the significant temperature difference, which can lead to a decrease in efficiency. For better cooling results, set up multiple air conditioners in a series. Each air conditioner cools the waste of the previous one, until the last unit expels heat into the environment. This prevents efficiency drops due to high temperature differences. Use insulated pipes for the of the middle air conditioners for higher efficiency. As a rule, aim for one air conditioner per every 50°C difference in temperature as this keeps cooling effective on hot planets.		Cooling down to [[room]] temperatures (<30°C) on hot [[planets]] can be challenging due to the significant temperature difference, which can [[lead]] to a decrease in efficiency. For better cooling results, set up multiple air conditioners in a series. Each air conditioner cools the waste of the previous one, until the last unit expels heat into the environment. This prevents efficiency drops due to high temperature differences. Use insulated [[pipes]] for the of the middle air conditioners for higher efficiency. As a rule, aim for one air conditioner per every 50°C difference in temperature as this keeps cooling effective on hot planets.

	On planet '''[[Vulcan]]''', consider using high pressure and/or volume for the last pipe network to store cold from the night for the day. An extra room that you can open at night will also help improve efficiency.		On planet '''[[Vulcan]]''', consider using high [[pressure]] and/or volume for the last pipe network to store cold from the night for the day. An extra room that you can open at night will also help improve efficiency.

	On planet '''[[Venus]]''', it is one of the most essential tasks to persevere the unchanging heat of its atmosphere long enough to setup an Air Conditioner cooling stack and the power generation required to reliably run it. Start from the atmospheric gas itself, using it both as the working gas (or the Carbon Dioxide filtered out of it) and as the waste dump (which will convect the waste heat and remain at the same temperature), and circulating it in a closed loop (output lined back into the input) This first Conditioner will be able to produce the gas ~125°C cooler than the atmosphere entirely for the cost of power. Then, add another Conditioner, that would circulate the cooled gas from the previous unit (share some of it using a [[Pressure Regulator]] or [[Pipe Volume Pump]]), release waste heat into previous loop, and cool it further by another ~125°C before the temperature difference would lower the efficiency below meaningful levels. Repeating the same sequence multiple times will allow you to eventually obtain the Coolant, which can then be used to regulate the temperatures across the entire station. Four sequenced Air Conditioners would be enough to get a slow, but steady cooling for the station interior, and one additional Conditioner can be added to condense the gas into a liquid for fast (and optionally portable) cooling applications.		On planet '''[[Venus]]''', it is one of the most essential tasks to persevere the unchanging heat of its [[atmosphere]] long enough to setup an Air Conditioner cooling stack and the power generation required to reliably run it. Start from the atmospheric gas itself, using it both as the working gas (or the Carbon Dioxide filtered out of it) and as the waste dump (which will convect the waste heat and remain at the same temperature), and circulating it in a closed loop (output lined back into the input) This first Conditioner will be able to produce the gas ~125°C cooler than the atmosphere entirely for the cost of power. Then, add another Conditioner, that would circulate the cooled gas from the previous unit (share some of it using a [[Pressure Regulator]] or [[Pipe Volume Pump]]), release waste heat into previous loop, and cool it further by another ~125°C before the temperature difference would lower the efficiency below meaningful levels. Repeating the same sequence multiple times will allow you to eventually obtain the Coolant, which can then be used to regulate the temperatures across the entire station. Four sequenced Air Conditioners would be enough to get a slow, but steady cooling for the station interior, and one additional Conditioner can be added to condense the gas into a liquid for fast (and optionally portable) cooling applications.

	===Heating===		===Heating===
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	==Characteristics==		==Characteristics==
	* It has a manual power switch.		* It has a manual power [[switch]].
	* It has a door on the face of the unit that hides an IC chip slot and the two pins to connect two devices, via logic on the chip.		* It has a [[door]] on the face of the unit that hides an IC chip slot and the two pins to connect two devices, via [[logic]] on the chip.
	* It consumes 10W of [[Power]] per [[Tick]] when idle.		* It consumes 10W of [[Power]] per [[Tick]] when idle.
	* It consumes 355W of [[Power]] per [[Tick]] when active.		* It consumes 355W of [[Power]] per [[Tick]] when active.
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	{{Data Parameters/row\|Power\|Boolean\|w=0\|Can be read to return if the Air Conditioner is correctly powered or not, set via the power system, return 1 if powered and 0 if not\|multiple=2\|0\|Unpowered\|1\|Powered}}		{{Data Parameters/row\|Power\|Boolean\|w=0\|Can be read to return if the Air Conditioner is correctly powered or not, set via the power system, return 1 if powered and 0 if not\|multiple=2\|0\|Unpowered\|1\|Powered}}
	{{Data Parameters/row\|Open\|Integer\|Returns whether the Air Conditioner's IC Slot cover is open or closed.\|multiple=2\|0\|Closed\|1\|Open}}		{{Data Parameters/row\|Open\|Integer\|Returns whether the Air Conditioner's IC Slot cover is open or closed.\|multiple=2\|0\|Closed\|1\|Open}}
	{{Data Parameters/row\|Mode\|Integer\|The mode of the Air Conditioner.\|multiple=2\|0\|Idle\|1\|Active}}		{{Data Parameters/row\|Mode\|Integer\|The mode (matches the start/stop button) of the Air Conditioner.\|multiple=2\|0\|Idle\|1\|Active}}
	{{Data Parameters/row\|Error\|Boolean\|w=0\|1 if device is in error state, otherwise 0\|multiple=2\|0\|<p></p>\|1\|Error}}		{{Data Parameters/row\|Error\|Boolean\|w=0\|1 if device is in error state, otherwise 0\|multiple=2\|0\|<p></p>\|1\|Error}}
	{{Data Parameters/row\|Lock\|Boolean\|Disable manual operation of the Air Conditioner.\|multiple=2\|0\|Unlocked\|1\|Locked}}		{{Data Parameters/row\|Lock\|Boolean\|Disable manual operation of the Air Conditioner.\|multiple=2\|0\|Unlocked\|1\|Locked}}
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	{{Data Parameters/row\|Maximum\|Float\|w=0\|Maximum temperature in kelvin (K)}}		{{Data Parameters/row\|Maximum\|Float\|w=0\|Maximum temperature in kelvin (K)}}
	{{Data Parameters/row\|Ratio\|Float\|w=0\|Context specific value depending on device, 0 to 1 based ratio\|0.0 to 1.0}}		{{Data Parameters/row\|Ratio\|Float\|w=0\|Context specific value depending on device, 0 to 1 based ratio\|0.0 to 1.0}}
	{{Data Parameters/row\|On\|Boolean\|~~The current state of~~ the ~~Air Conditioner~~.\|multiple=2\|0\|Off\|1\|On}}		{{Data Parameters/row\|On\|Boolean\|Whether the air conditioner currently has power. Note that an IC installed in the air conditioner will not be able to run any code if powered off, and so cannot turn itself back on.\|multiple=2\|0\|Off\|1\|On}}
	{{Data Parameters/row\|RequiredPower\|Integer\|w=0\|Idle operating power quantity, does not necessarily include extra demand power}}		{{Data Parameters/row\|RequiredPower\|Integer\|w=0\|Idle operating power quantity, does not necessarily include extra demand power}}
	{{Data Parameters/row\|PrefabHash\|Integer\|w=0\|The hash of the structure}}		{{Data Parameters/row\|PrefabHash\|Integer\|w=0\|The hash of the structure}}