TW200936963A - Air conditioner - Google Patents

Abstract

An operation permission range of an electrostatic atomizing device 18, 18A is set based on the temperature and humidity of air sucked into an indoor unit. When the temperature detected by a suction air temperature detecting means 92 and the humidity detected by a humidity detecting means 94 fall within the operation permission range, the operation of the electrostatic atomizing device 18, 18A is permitted. On the other hand, when the temperature detected by the suction air temperature detecting means 92 and the humidity detected by the humidity detecting means 94 fall outside the operation permission range, the operation of the electrostatic atomizing device 18, 18A is prohibited.

Description

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an air conditioner which is an indoor unit capable of purifying the air purifying function of air in the chamber 5. BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. In the air conditioner of the prior art, there is also a deodorizing function, for example, a person who adsorbs a odorous gas component by a pre-filter for air cleaning provided at a suction port of an indoor unit, or by setting A deodorizing unit having an oxidative decomposition function in the middle of a blowing path to adsorb an odor component. However, the air conditioner having a deodorizing function removes the odor component contained in the air taken in from the suction port and deodorizes it, and cannot remove the odor component contained in the indoor air or adhere to the window or the wall. Etc. 15 Therefore, there is an air conditioner which is provided with an electrostatic atomizing device in the air supply path of the indoor unit, and the electrostatic mist having a particle size of nanometer size generated by the electrostatic atomizing device is blown indoors together with the air. The odor component contained in the indoor air or the odor component attached to the window or the wall or the like is removed (for example, refer to Patent Document 1 or 2). Further, an air conditioner is known which constitutes an electrostatic atomization device by a Peltier element, and is provided with a suction temperature detecting mechanism and a humidity detecting mechanism capable of detecting the temperature and humidity of the air taken in by the indoor unit, according to the suction temperature. The detection result of the detecting mechanism and the humidity detecting mechanism controls the driving power of the Peltier element and the high voltage power source that applies the high voltage to the high voltage electrode, and 200936963, thereby obtaining water required for electrostatic atomization without supplying water (for example) , refer to the licensed document 3). Further, an air conditioner is known which does not have a suction temperature detecting mechanism and a humidity detecting mechanism, but uses a correlation between the amount of dew condensation water and the amount of discharge current generated during electrostatic atomization 5, according to the detected discharge. The electric current, feedback control of the Peltier element driving power source, whereby stable electrostatic atomization control can be performed (for example, refer to Patent Document 4). Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. Hei. No. Hei. No. Hei. No. Hei. No. 2006- 234 245. DISCLOSURE OF THE INVENTION PROBLEMS TO BE SOLVED BY THE INVENTION However, the air conditioner described in Patent Document 3 requires a cooling surface temperature measuring mechanism capable of measuring the temperature of the cooling surface of the Peltier element, and the control mechanism controls the power supply of the Peltier element. Since the voltage of the cooling surface measured by the cooling surface temperature measuring means is close to the dew point temperature, there is a problem that the structure is complicated and the cost is increased. Further, since the air conditioner disclosed in Patent Document 4 does not have the structure of the suction temperature detecting means and the fishing degree detecting means, even if the indoor humidity is high, the water and the counter electrode are dew condensation on the high voltage electrode. The distance is short and the noise is generated, and the area with the electrostatic fog of the desired particle size cannot be generated; or the temperature in the room is low, so that the Peltier element cannot reach the dew point temperature even if it exerts the maximum capacity of 200936963, and may In the ozone-generating zone 5', and even in the region where the temperature of the roadway is below the freezing point, there may be a problem that the electrostatic atomizing device performs unnecessary operations, shortening the life of the electrostatic atomizing device, or failing to achieve energy saving. 5 * The invention system has the above problems with the prior art, and the object of the present invention is to provide an air conditioner with a simple structure and a reasonable price, which is set to have no noise or ozone. Moreover, the electrostatic atomizing device can generate the required operation area of the electrostatic mist, and allows the operation of the electrostatic 10 atomizing device only when the indoor unit and the incoming air temperature and the fishing degree are within the operation permitting area. The effect of increasing the life of the electrostatic atomization device or saving energy is achieved. Means for Solving the Problems In order to achieve the above object, the present invention is an air conditioner which is provided with an indoor unit having an air purifying function for purifying indoor air, and is provided with an electrostatic atomizing device for generating static electricity. a person who detects the temperature of the air taken in by the indoor unit; and a humidity detecting unit that detects the humidity of the air taken in by the indoor unit, and is inhaled according to the indoor unit The operation permission area of the electrostatic atomization device is set in the temperature and humidity of the air, and the temperature is detected when the temperature detected by the suction temperature detecting means 20 and the humidity detected by the humidity detecting means are within the operation permission area. When the electrostatic atomization device is operated, the electrostatic atomization device is prohibited from operating when the temperature detected by the suction temperature detecting means and the humidity detected by the humidity detecting means are outside the operation permission region. Outside the above-mentioned operation permit area, 200936963 at least the air taken in by the aforementioned indoor unit When the humidity is equal to or higher than the first predetermined value, it is set as an excessive dew condensation area. Another aspect of the present invention is an air conditioner comprising an indoor unit having a human body detecting sensor capable of detecting an unmanned human body and an electrostatic atomizing device capable of generating an electrostatic mist, and having a skin care mode and In the guard house mode, when the human body detecting sensor is in the detection range and determines that someone is in the predetermined area, the direction of the wind is blown to the predetermined area, so that the electrostatic mist reaches the predetermined area, and the foregoing The housekeeping mode determines that the electrostatic fog reaches an area above or far away when no one is present within the aforementioned detection range. According to the air conditioner of the present invention, the operation permission area of the electrostatic atomization device is set based on the temperature and the seat of the air taken in by the indoor unit, and is detected by the temperature and humidity detecting means detected by the suction temperature detecting means. When the seat is allowed to operate, the electrostatic atomization device is allowed to operate, and in the case of the operation permission region (4), (4) the electrostatic atomization device is operated, so that the structure can be simplified without increasing the cost. Moreover, it is possible to prevent the occurrence of noise or ozone, and it is possible to achieve an effect of increasing the life of the electrostatic atomizing device or saving energy. In addition, the skin care mode controls the wind direction to be blown to an area determined by the human body detecting sensor to be in a person's area, or an area having a high probability that a person is present, so that the electrostatic mist reaches the areas, and the electrostatic mist can be supplied to The occupants improve the skin of the occupants. In addition, when the human body detection sensor determines that there is no one in the detection range, the electrostatic fog reaches the upper or far side, and the electrostatic fog is supplied to 200936963 for the wall or curtain that the odor may adhere to, which is efficient and effective. Effectively deodorizes or sterilizes to provide a comfortable indoor environment. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS Fig. 1 is a perspective view showing the indoor unit of the air conditioner 5 of the present invention in an omitted state. Fig. 2 is a schematic longitudinal sectional view showing the indoor unit of Fig. 1. Fig. 3 is a perspective view of an electrostatic atomizing device provided in the indoor unit of Fig. 1. Fig. 4 is a front elevational view showing a portion of the casing of the indoor unit of Fig. 1 and an electrostatic atomizing device. 10 Fig. 5 is a schematic configuration diagram of an electrostatic atomizing device. Figure 6 is a block diagram of an electrostatically atomizing device. Fig. 7 is a perspective view showing the mounting state of the electrostatically atomizing device with respect to the indoor unit body. Fig. 8 is a perspective view showing a modification of the state in which the electrostatic atomization device is mounted with respect to the indoor unit body. Fig. 9 is a side view showing the indoor unit of Fig. 1 showing the positional relationship between the electrostatic atomizing device and the ventilation fan unit. Fig. 10 is a perspective view showing a modification of the electrostatic atomization device. Fig. 11 is a side view showing the indoor unit of Fig. 1 showing the positional relationship between the electrostatic atomization device of Fig. 11 and the ventilation fan unit 20. Fig. 12 is a view showing an operation permission area of the electrostatic atomization device. Fig. 13 is a block diagram showing the signal transmission and reception of the indoor unit control unit and the electrostatic atomization device control unit. Fig. 14A is an air conditioner of the present invention having a human body detecting device. 7 200936963 Front view of the indoor unit. Fig. 14B is a front view showing a state in which the indoor unit of Fig. 14A is detached from the human detecting device cover. Fig. 14C is a side view of the indoor unit of Fig. 14A. 5 Fig. 15A is a perspective view of the indoor unit in which the front panel is opened to the front suction port. Fig. 15B is a side view of the indoor unit of Fig. 15A. Fig. 16 is a longitudinal sectional view of the indoor unit of Fig. 14A. Fig. 17A is a front view of the human body detecting device. 10 Fig. 17B is a side view of the human detecting device of Fig. 17A. Fig. 17C is a perspective view of the human body detecting device of Fig. 17A. Fig. 18A is a schematic view showing a change in the visual field range according to a change in the mounting position of the human body detecting device. Fig. 18B is another schematic view showing a change in the visual field range according to the change in the mounting position of the human body detecting device. Fig. 18C is still another schematic view showing a change in the visual field range according to the change in the mounting position of the human body detecting device. Fig. 18D is still another schematic view showing a change in the visual field range according to the change in the mounting position of the human detecting device. 20 Fig. 19 is a schematic view showing a human body position discrimination area detected by each sensor unit provided in the human body detecting device. Figure 20 is a schematic diagram of the area division detected by the three sensor units. Fig. 21 is a flow chart for setting the characteristics of the regions for each region shown in Fig. 19. 200936963 Figure 22 is a flow chart for the final determination of whether or not someone in each area shown in Figure 19 is present. Fig. 23 is a timing chart showing whether each sensor unit determines whether or not a person is present. Fig. 24 is a schematic plan view of a house in which the indoor unit of Fig. 14A is installed. 5 Figure 25 is a graph showing the long-term cumulative results of the various sensor units in the house in Figure 24. Figure 26 is a schematic plan view of another house in which the indoor unit of Fig. 14A is installed. © Figure 2 7 shows a graph of the long-term cumulative results of the various sensor units in the housing in Figure 26. Fig. 28(a) to (e) are vertical sectional views of the indoor unit in which the flaps are placed in the upper and lower sides of the indoor unit shown in Fig. 14A. Fig. 29 is a schematic view showing the number of rotations of the indoor fan set when air conditioning is performed in each area shown in Fig. 19. 15 Fig. 30 is a schematic view showing the angle between the upper and lower blades and the left and right blades when the greenhouse is operated in each area shown in Fig. 19. ❹ Fig. 31 is a schematic view showing the angle at which the lower wing and the left and right wings are set at the start or stop of the operation of the cold room in each area shown in Fig. 19. Fig. 32 is a schematic view showing the angle between the lower wing and the left and right wings above the timing when the cold room is operated in each area shown in Fig. 19. Figure 33 is a flow chart showing the wind direction control in response to the number of air-conditioned areas. Fig. 34A is a schematic diagram showing the configuration pattern of the air conditioner when the air conditioning is performed in two areas. Fig. 34B is a schematic view showing another configuration mode when air conditioning is performed in two areas. Fig. 34C is a schematic view showing still another configuration 5 mode when air conditioning is performed in two areas. Fig. 34D is a schematic view showing still another arrangement mode when air conditioning is performed in two areas. Fig. 34E is a schematic view showing still another arrangement mode when air conditioning is performed in two areas. 10 Figure 35A shows an overview of the configuration mode when air conditioning is performed in three areas. Fig. 35B is a schematic view showing another configuration mode when air conditioning is performed in three areas. Fig. 35C is a schematic view showing still another configuration 15 mode when air conditioning is performed in three areas. Fig. 36 is a schematic view showing the set angles of the upper and lower flaps and the left and right flaps when no one performs the electrostatic atomization operation at that time. Fig. 37 is a schematic view showing the number of set rotations of the indoor fan when no one performs the electrostatic atomization operation at that time. 20 Fig. 38 is a timing chart for achieving a power-saving operation by controlling the air volume of the indoor fan and the compressor capacity of the outdoor unit. Figure 39 is a timing chart showing the temperature control during the operation of the greenhouse. Figure 40 is a timing chart showing the temperature control during operation of the cold room. t. Embodiment 3 200936963 BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. (All of the air conditioners) The air conditioners are composed of an outdoor unit and a 5 indoor unit that are normally connected to each other by a refrigerant pipe. Figs. 1 and 2 show an indoor unit of the air conditioner of the present invention. As shown in Fig. 1 and Fig. 2, the indoor unit has a front suction port 2a and an upper suction port 2b as suction ports for taking in indoor air, and has a movable front panel that can be opened and closed at the front suction port 2a ( Hereinafter, the "front panel" is simply referred to as "the front panel". When the air conditioner is stopped, the front panel 4 is in close contact with the main body 2 to close the front suction port 2a. In contrast, when the air conditioner is operated, the front panel 4 is moved away from the body. The direction of 2 moves to open the front suction port 2a. The inside of the main body 2 has a prefilter 5 disposed on the downstream side of the front suction port 厶 and the upper suction port 2b for removing dust 15 contained in the air; the heat exchanger 6 is disposed on the prefilter 5 The lower flow side is for exchanging heat with the indoor air taken in by the front suction port 2a and the upper suction port 2b, and the inner fan 8 is for conveying the air for heat exchange by the heat exchanger 6; the upper and lower wings 12, the air blown out by the indoor fan 8 can be opened and closed, and the air blowing direction can be changed up and down, and the left and right flaps 14 can change the air blowing direction from left to right. Further, the upper portion of the front panel 4 passes through a plurality of arm portions (not shown) provided at both ends thereof, and is coupled to the upper portion of the main body 2, and is driven and controlled by a drive motor (not shown) connected to one of the plurality of arm portions. When the air conditioner is in operation, the front panel 4 can be moved forward from the position where the air conditioner is stopped (the closed position of the front suction port 2a) to the front 11 200936963. Similarly, the upper and lower wing plates 12 are coupled to the lower portion of the main body 2 through a plurality of arm portions (not shown) provided at the both end portions. (Structure of Electrostatic Atomization Device) Further, an end portion on one side of the indoor unit (the left side end portion 5 as seen from the front of the indoor unit, and the side of the bypass flow path 22 of the partition wall 46c to be described later) is provided for indoor air. The ventilating fan unit 16' is disposed behind the ventilating fan unit 16 to provide an electrostatic atomizing device 18' having an air purifying function capable of generating electrostatic mist to purify indoor air. In addition, Fig. 1 shows a state in which the front panel 4 and the body cover (not shown) covering the main body 2 are removed, and in Fig. 2, in order to make the connection position between the indoor unit main body 2 and the electrostatic atomization device 18 obvious, The electrostatic atomization device 18 housed inside the main body 2 is shown separated from the main body 2. The electrostatic atomizing device 18 is actually in the shape shown in Fig. 3, as in the first! As shown in Fig. 4 or Fig. 4, it is cracked on the left side of the body 2. 15 20

As shown in Figs. 2 to 4, the electrostatic atomizing device 18 is connected to the population 2b from the front inlet 2a and the upper portion via the heat exchanger 6, the indoor fan 8, and the like.

The main flow path 20 to the air outlet H) is disposed on the way of the bypass flow path 22 of the monthly fan 8 in the bypass heat exchanger shirt room, and is provided with the f voltage of the bypass side on the flow side of the bypass port 22 The voltage transformer 24 and the bypass air supply _, and the side bypass flow path 22 of the child side of the fuel tank, the electrostatic atomization unit (four) and the muffler 32 of the heat dissipation unit 28 of the heat transfer unit. Therefore, the flow side is sequentially sewn into a state in which the high voltage shoe 24, the heat generating portion 28, the static "single money", and the "single/twist 26" ^ 曰 32 32 are stored in the Η into the bypass flow path 22 Part of the sleeve 34. , ', the sedan is as described above, the storage side 12 200936963 achieves r^"1 to improve the assembly, and the casing 34 is shaped like a money path, so that the air from the bypass air supply fan 26 can be made 5 ❹ 10 15 Ο 20 However, the static voltage can be changed to _4 or the heat dissipating portion 28 to perform the blowing of the cold air conditioner = early: the generated electrostatic mist is surely introduced into the air conditioner, and the static electricity generated can be generated. Further, the sleeve 34 is disposed in the longitudinal direction so as to flow through the inside of the sleeve 34*: relative to the main flow path 2. The direction of the air flow, "This Li is flat (four), can be placed in the position that overlaps with the ventilation fan unit 16 from the spatialized surface of the indoor unit, and can achieve the provincial (five) voltage transformation n 24 although not It must be stored in the casing 34 from the ventilation of the H-ridge H, and it can be stored in the casing when it is possible to suppress the temperature rise or space saving. Refer to Figure 5 and Figure 6 for details. The electrostatic atomization unit 30 is known to date. - As shown in Fig. 5, the electrostatic atomization unit buckle is constructed as follows: a plurality of Pascals 36#, a cooling surface of the heat dissipation (four) floor; , the heat sink 28, is heat-tightly connected to the heat-dissipating shirt; the discharge electrode 38, the wire-electron E-edge (not _) minus _ ground is erected on the cooling surface 36b, and the opposite electrode 4' It is arranged at a predetermined distance from the discharge electrode % by a predetermined distance. Further, as shown in Fig. 6, the control is disposed in the vicinity of the ventilation fan unit Ρ. 42 (refer to '% first figure), electrically connected Pharat drive power supply 44 and high power 13 200936963 pressure transformer 24, Parry post component 36 and put The electrodes 38 are electrically connected to the Pallet driving power source 44 and the high voltage transformer 24. In addition, since the electrostatic atomizing unit 3 emits a high voltage by the discharging electrode 38 to generate an electrostatic mist, the counter electrode 4 may not be provided. For example, if the terminal of one end of the high-voltage power source is connected to the fifth discharge electrode 38, and the terminal of the other end is connected to the frame, the discharge between the discharge electrode portion of the structure connected to the frame and the discharge electrode 38 can be performed. In the case of the above configuration, the frame-connected structure can be regarded as the counter electrode 40. In the electrostatic atomization unit 30 of the above configuration, when the control unit 42 controls the 1-Palatin drive power source 44 When the current flows through the Pappa member 36, heat is transferred from the cooling surface 36b to the heat radiating surface 36a, and the temperature of the discharge electrode 38 is lowered, so that the discharge electrode 38 is dew condensation. Further, the control unit 42 controls the high voltage transformer 24, When a high voltage is applied to the discharge electrode 38 to which dew condensation water is adhered, a discharge phenomenon occurs in the dew condensation water to generate an electrostatic 15 mist having a particle size of nanometer size. Further, in the present embodiment, The negative high voltage power supply is used as the high voltage transformer 24, so the electrostatic mist is negatively charged. Further, in the present embodiment, as shown in Fig. 7, the configuration of the main flow path 2 includes: the rear wall 46a of the frame 46, The main body 2; two side walls extending from the both end portions of the rear wall 46a (only the left side 20 wall is shown in Fig. 7) 46b; and a rear guiding member (air blowing guiding member) 48 formed below the frame 46 The wall 48a; and two side walls extending from the both end portions of the rear wall 48a (only the left side wall is shown in Fig. 7) 48b, and the side wall (left side wall) 46b of the frame 46 and the rear guiding member 48 The side wall (left side wall) 4 on one side constitutes a partition wall 46c that separates the bypass flow path 22 from the main flow path 20. Further, the side wall 46b on one side of the frame 2009 46 is formed with a bypass suction port 22a of the bypass flow path 22. On the other hand, the side wall 4 on one side of the rear guide member 48 is formed with a bypass flow path. The bypass outlet 22b of 22. 5 ❹ 10 15 Ο 20 In the case of an air conditioner, when the cold room is started, the relative humidity of the low-temperature air passing through the heat exchanger 6 of the indoor unit is high, in the electrostatic atomizing device, when it is used to replenish moisture. When there is a % of the Pascale element, not only the discharge electrode 38 of the pin-like element 36 but also the entire Pappelle element 36 are likely to cause dew condensation. On the other hand, when the warm room is started, since the relative humidity of the two warm air passing through the heat exchanger 6 is low, there is a high possibility that the discharge electrode 38 of the Pare member 36 does not condense. Therefore, as in the above configuration, the main flow path 20 and the bypass flow path 22 are separated by the partition wall 46c, and the electrostatic atomization device 18 that generates the electrostatic mist is disposed in the bypass flow path 22, whereby the heat transfer can be passed through the heat exchanger 6. The air that has not been adjusted by temperature and humidity is supplied to the electrostatically atomized skirt 18 . Thereby, when the cold room is started, dew condensation can be effectively prevented from occurring in the entire parson member 36 of the electrostatic atomizing unit 30, and safety can be improved. Moreover, when the warm room is started, the electrostatic fog can be generated by the bee. The bypass flow path 22 is constituted by the bypass suction pipe 22c, the sleeve 34, and the bypass blow pipe 22d, and one end is connected to the bypass suction pipe 22c formed in the bypass suction port 22a of the frame side wall 46b to the left (general Vertically intersecting the left side wall 46b and extending slightly parallel to the front panel 4, the other end is connected to one end of the sleeve 34, and the bypass blowing tube 22d having one end connected to the other end of the sleeve 34 extends to The lower end is bent to the right, and the other end thereof is connected to the bypass air outlet 22b of the side wall 48b on one side of the rear guide member 48. In this way, by forming a part of the bypass flow path 22 by the sleeve 34, space saving can be achieved, and by the above-mentioned series structure by the 15 200936963, the electrostatic mist can be reliably electrostatically transmitted through the bypass blowout pipe 22d. The atomizing unit 18 induces the flow to the main flow path 20, and the electrostatic mist can be released into the air-conditioned room. The bypass suction port 22a is located between the prefilter 5 and the heat exchanger 6, that is, the flow side of the lower 5 filter 5 and the upper side of the heat exchanger 6, due to the air sucked in by the front suction port and the upper suction port. The dust can be effectively removed by the prefilter 5, so that the dust can be prevented from intruding into the electrostatic atomizing device 18. Thereby, it is possible to effectively prevent dust from accumulating in the electrostatic atomizing unit 3, and it is possible to stably discharge the electrostatic mist. In the present embodiment as described above, the prefilter 5 is also configured as the prefilter of the electrostatic atomizing device 18 and the main flow path 20. Therefore, it is only necessary to clean the prefilter 5 during maintenance, so that maintenance is not required separately. This simplifies the maintenance process. On the other hand, the bypass bypass port 22b is located in the vicinity of the lower side of the heat exchanger 6 and the indoor fan 8, and in the vicinity of the air outlet 1, and the static 15 electric mist discharged from the bypass outlet 22b follows the air of the main flow path 20. The flow spreads and fills the entire room. As described above, the bypass outlet port 22b is provided on the downstream side of the heat exchanger 6, and since the heat exchanger 6 is made of metal when disposed on the flow side of the heat exchanger 6, the electrostatic mist of the charged particles is mostly ( About 8 to 90% or more will be absorbed by the heat exchanger 6. Further, the bypass air outlet 22b is disposed in the flow side system 20 of the indoor fan 8, and if it is disposed on the upstream side of the indoor fan 8, there is a turbulent flow inside the indoor fan 8. The air passing through the inside of the indoor fan 8 collides with the inside. During the various parts of the fan 8, a part of the electrostatic mist (about 50%) is absorbed. Further, the side of the main flow path 2b of the side wall 48b on the side of the guide member 48 after the bypass air outlet 22b is provided, and the indoor air fan 8 gives a certain speed to the airflow, and can be bypassed on the side of the main flow path 20 of the side wall 48b by 200936963. A pressure difference is generated on the side of the flow path 22, so that the main flow path 20 side becomes a negative pressure portion which is relatively low pressure with respect to the bypass flow path 22 side, and the guided air flows from the bypass flow path 22 to the main flow path 2A. Therefore, the bypass blower fan 26 may be of a small capacity, and the bypass blower fan 26 may not be provided as the case may be. Further, the bypass bypass pipe 22d is connected to the partition wall 46c in a direction slightly perpendicular to the air flow in the main flow path 2 at the junction with the main flow path 20 (the bypass air outlet 22b) (the rear guide member) Side wall 48b). Since the electrostatic discharge unit 30 generates an electrostatic mist by the discharge phenomenon as described above, it is surely accompanied by a discharge sound, and the discharge sound has directivity. Therefore, at the junction point of the bypass flow path 22 and the main flow path 20 (the bypass air outlet 22b), the bypass flow path 22 is connected to the front panel 4 in a parallel manner, thereby making it possible to prevent the discharge sound from being directed. For people located in front of or in front of the indoor unit, noise can be reduced. Further, as shown in Fig. 8, the bypass blow-off pipe 22d is inclined with respect to the partition wall 46c at the flow point 15 of the main flow path 2, and when the air in the main flow path 20 is directed to the upstream side, It can also reduce the noise of the discharge sound. Further, even if the direction in which the bypass blow pipe 22d is directed is the downstream direction of the air flow in the main flow path 20, the extension line can be prevented from protruding from the mouthpiece portion 1 to the outside, thereby reducing the occurrence of the extension line. The discharge sound directly leaks from the mouthpiece portion 10 to the outside, and can also be directly incident on the user's ear, so that the noise reduction effect can be achieved. As described above, the main flow path 20 and the bypass flow path 22 are separated by the partition wall 46c, and the electrostatic atomization device that generates the electrostatic mist is "provided in the bypass flow path 22 that bypasses the heat exchanger 6 and communicates with the main flow path 2". The air that has not passed the heat exchange 17 200936963 6 and the unadjusted temperature and humidity can be supplied to the electrostatic atomization device, so that the static atomization unit 3 can effectively prevent the entire electrostatic radiation unit 3 from being in the cold room operation. Condensation is generated, and safety can be improved, and electrostatic mist can be surely generated when the greenhouse is in operation, and static electricity mist can be stably generated regardless of the operation mode of the air conditioner, that is, regardless of the season. Further, Fig. 9 shows a state in which the electrostatic atomizing device 18 is mounted when the indoor unit 2 is viewed from the side, and the electrostatic atomizing device 18 has a shape corresponding to the rear space of the ventilation fan unit 16, and is housed in the space. Fig. 10 shows an electrostatic atomization device 18A of the casing 34, which is attached to the indoor unit body 2 as shown in Fig. 11. Alternatively, it is attached to the broken line region 18B shown in Fig. 11 (the electrostatic atomizing unit 30 and the muffler 32 provided on the downstream side of the bypass flow path 22 in the electrostatic atomizing device 18 shown in Fig. 9 are substantially the same. position). The electrostatic atomizing device 18A is disposed at a position overlapping the ventilation fan unit 16 from the front or the upper surface of the indoor unit, and the electrostatic atomizing device 18A is disposed at the opening portion 62 of the ventilation fan unit 16. And the portion of the damper 64 that is circulated by the ventilation fan unit 丨6. As described in more detail, the electrostatically atomizing device 18A of FIG. 10 is integrally mounted with an electrostatic atomizing unit 3A and a muffler 32 having a heat dissipating portion 28, and an electrostatic atomizing unit 30 of a portion other than the 20 heat dissipating portion 28. The muffler 32 is housed in each of the sleeves (the unit sleeve 66 and the muffler sleeve 68), and is connected to the muffler sleeve 68 and communicates with one end of the bypass blow-off tube 22d, and the bypass blow-out tube 22d The other end is connected and connected to the main road 2〇. At this time, the partition wall 46c is spaced apart from the main flow path 20, and is formed between the left side surface of the main body cover (not shown) 200936963', and the ventilating fan unit 16 and the electrostatic atomizing device 18A are disposed. Instead of the bypass bypass pipe 22c and the sleeve 34 described above, a bypass passage 22 that can be accommodated in the bypass blow pipe 22d is formed. 5 ❺ 10 15 ❹ 20 In addition, the direction of the bypass blow-off pipe 22d is directed to the air flow of the main flow path 20, and the noise reduction effect can be achieved as described above, but it is not necessary, and the muffler sleeve 68 can be directly connected to the bypass. The outlet 22b. Thereby, the configuration of the electrostatic atomization device 18A can be simplified. However, in order to reduce the noise, it is necessary to consider the direction problem, and it is the same as the bypass blowout pipe 22d. As described above, the air sucked into the main body 2 through the prefilter 5 is sucked into the accommodating portion 22e by the bypass suction port 22a on the downstream side of the prefilter 5, and the direction of the air flow is opposite to the direction of the air flow flowing through the main flow path 20. The indoor unit 2 flows in parallel in the accommodating portion 22e from the front. In this manner, the heat radiating portion 28 can be cooled by the air flowing through the accommodating portion 22e, and the electrostatic atomizing unit 3 can be attached from the opening (not shown) formed in the unit casing 66. With the above configuration, the space around the ventilation fan unit 16 overlapping the ventilation fan unit 16 can be the bypass flow path 22 from the front or the upper surface of the indoor unit, and the ventilation fan unit 16 can be effectively utilized, and electrostatic atomization can be utilized. The storage portion 22e of the device 18A or the like is saved in space. Further, in this configuration, the high voltage transformer 24 can be disposed at any portion of the ventilation fan unit 16, the receiving portion 22e of the electrostatic atomizing device μα, and the like, without providing the bypass blower fan 26. Further, as described above, the bypass flow path 22 is configured to flow in parallel with the air flow passing through the main flow path 20 in parallel from the front surface of the indoor unit 2, whereby the partition wall 46c can be simply as described above. Since the main flow path 2〇 and the bypass flow path 22 are separated, the bypass flow path 22 can be easily formed, and the number of parts can be reduced. 19 200936963 Further, with this configuration, the prefilter of the electrostatic atomizing device 18A and the prefilter of the main flow path 20 can be shared as the prefilter 5. Regarding the effect of the sharing, as described above, the detailed description is omitted here. Further, an opening 46d may be formed in the vicinity of the lower portion 5 of the frame 46 at the rear of the ventilation fan unit 16 such that a pipe (not shown) to which the indoor unit and the outdoor unit are connected is pulled out. The above-described bypass suction port 22a is formed so that the one opening portion ' formed in the accommodating portion 22e of the partition wall 46c (the frame side wall 46b) communicates with the outside of the indoor unit through the prefilter 5 in order to suck the air into the accommodating portion 22e. In the opening 46d at the lower portion of the frame 46, the accommodating portion 22e is an opening that directly communicates with the outside of the indoor unit® 10 and sucks in the surrounding air. In this case, the accommodating portion 22e also serves as a bypass flow path bypassing the prefilter 5. Therefore, since the air taken in by the electrostatic atomizing device 18A flows in from the opening 46d without passing through the prefilter 5, a prefilter for the electrostatic atomizing device 18A may be additionally provided as needed. Further, in the structure in which the opening 46d is formed, the point at which the electrostatic atomizing device 18A is provided at a position overlapping the ventilation fan unit 16 from the front surface or the upper surface of the indoor unit is not changed, and the accommodating portion 22e can be effectively utilized. The same is true for the province's spatialization. © As described above, the main air passage 20 side of the bypass air outlet 22b is provided with a predetermined speed of the air flow by the indoor fan 8, and a pressure difference is generated to become a negative pressure of 20 parts. Therefore, even if the air passage blower fan 26 is not provided, The heat radiating portion 28 is cooled by the bypass blow-off pipe 22d' by the air guided to the main flow path 2 from the accommodating portion 22e as the bypass flow path, and the electrostatic mist generated by the electrostatic atomizing unit 30 can also be guided to The main road 20 is released into the air-conditioned room. Further, the heat radiating portion 28 is disposed in the opening portion 62 and the portion of the damper 64 attached to the opening portion 62 and the air that is drawn into the opening portion 62 as in the broken line region 18B. Therefore, the air is sucked by the ventilation fan unit 16 And cooling. Further, as shown in Fig. 11, the heat radiating portion 28 of the electrostatic atomizing device 18A is disposed close to the opening portion 62' provided in the ventilation fan unit 16 to cool the heat radiating portion by the air sucked by the opening portion 62. 28, and promote heat dissipation of the electrostatic atomizing unit 30. Further, when the fan for ventilation is used as the ventilation fan unit 16, since the damper 64 is not provided, the heat radiating portion 28 is brought close to the suction port of the ventilation fan unit 16, whereby the heat can be cooled more efficiently. Department 28. As described above, according to the above configuration, the main channel 20 and the accommodating portion 22e serving as the bypass flow path are separated by the partition wall 46c, and the electrostatic atomization device 18A that generates the electrostatic mist is placed in the accommodating portion 22e, and the heat exchange can be performed. The air of the unregulated temperature and humidity is supplied to the electrostatic atomizing device 18A. Therefore, when the cold room is in operation, the puddle element 36 of the electrostatic atomizing unit 30 can be effectively prevented from producing condensation, thereby improving safety. And when the greenhouse is running, the electrostatic mist is surely generated, and the electrostatic mist can be stably generated regardless of the operation mode of the air conditioner, that is, irrespective of the season. (Operation control of the electrostatic atomization device) This control system sets the plural parameters as the electrostatic atomization device 18, 18A. It is conditioned to allow the electrostatic atomization device 18 to be used only when all the parameters indicate the electrostatic atomization device 18. The chemical device 18, 18A is operated, and on the other hand, when the v parameters are not displayed, the electrostatic atomization device is prohibited from being operated, thereby preventing static electricity from the viewpoint of the life of the device or the life of the device 36. The unnecessary operation of the atomizing device 18, 18A 'can prevent the normal operation of the 21 21936963. In the present embodiment, the underarm parameter is set as the operation permission condition. (1) When the temperature and the degree of the inward air are in the operation permit area of the electrostatic mist 8, i8A 5 (8) When the number of rotations of the indoor fan 8 is equal to or greater than the predetermined number of rotations

四 (4) When the electrostatic atomizing devices 18 and 18A are not abnormal First, the operation permission region of the static sieving devices 18 and 1SA of the above (1) will be described. In the indoor unit, the suction temperature sensor that can detect the temperature of the inhaled air is referred to in Fig. 3) and is disposed near the suction center (in front of the suction or the upper suction port 2b) to detect the collected air. The money detector 94 (see Fig. 13) is provided, for example, on a power source substrate of an indoor unit, and sets an operation permission area of the electrostatic atomization device 18 and i8A according to the temperature and humidity of the air taken in by the indoor unit, and senses the suction temperature. When the temperature detected by the device 92 and the humidity detected by the fishery sensor 94 are within the operation permission region, 15 electrostatic atomizing devices 18, 18A are allowed to operate, and on the other hand, when the detected temperature and humidity are When the operation permitting area is outside, the electrostatic atomizing devices 18 and 18A are prohibited from operating. According to the above configuration, since the cooling surface temperature measuring mechanism is not required to have a simple structure, the cost is not increased, and when the detected temperature and the fishing degree 20 are outside the operation permission region, the electrostatic atomizing devices 18 and 18A are prohibited from operating. Thereby, noise or ozone can be prevented from occurring, and the life of the electrostatic atomization device can be increased or the effect of energy saving can be achieved. Referring to Fig. 12, the operation permission area of the electrostatic atomization devices 18 and 18A will be described. As shown in Fig. 12, according to the temperature and temperature of the air taken in by the indoor unit, 22 200936963 5 sighs the excessive dew condensation area, the outer performance area and the freezing point area, and sets the area other than the above area as the operation permission area. . The excessive dew condensation region refers to a state in which the humidity is high (below the first predetermined value or more), the distance between the water dew condensation on the discharge electrode 38 and the counter electrode 40 becomes short, and becomes short-circuited, and may be due to short-circuit electricity/IL. A region that produces noise or is unable to produce an electrostatic mist of the desired particle size. In addition, the 'first' performance outer area system has a low degree of confidentiality (below the second predetermined number of less than the aforementioned first! ❹ 10 15❹ pre-depreciation value), and (10) the area where the child registration element 36 cannot reach the dew point temperature even if it exerts its maximum ability, not in the area The discharge between the dew condensation water and the counter electrode 4'' discharges between the discharge electrode 38 and the counter electrode, so that ozone can also be generated. In addition, the area under the freezing point refers to the area where the dew point temperature obtained from the wet air line diagram is below the freezing point. That is, by setting the excessive dew condensation region and prohibiting the electrostatic atomization devices 18 and 18 from operating, it is possible to prevent the noise from being generated as the indoor brightness is high, the high voltage electrode is excessively exposed, and the opposite direction (4) is thinned, or Preventing electrostatic fog of the required particle size from occurring. The field outside the performance area of the field 20 疋 疋 20 不 不 不 不 不 不 不 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 13 Moreover, by setting the area under the freezing point (4), the static operation «preparation of Ϊ18, 18α operation' can prevent the unnecessary action of the dew point temperature in the area under the freezing point, so that the electrostatic atomizing device 18, the life is shortened, or the energy saving effect cannot be achieved. In Fig. 12, the upper limit temperature is set. However, since the area above the cut temperature is larger than the area of the recording portion, the area _ is the second performance area. That is, as described above, when a current flows through the slab element 23 200936963, the heat is moved from the cooling surface to the heat dissipating surface 36a, and the discharge electrode 38 is lowered, whereby the discharge electrode 38 is dew condensation and moved to the heat dissipation. The heat of the surface is radiated from the heat dissipating portion 28, but from the viewpoint of the electrostatic atomizing unit __, 5 10 15

The size of the hot portion 28 has a system. The size of Lai (10) is at least the maximum set temperature during warm running (for example, 3〇. The underarm can be set to operate normally, and the ride can be above the temperature of Kasuga (eg, ^35C). "About normal operation." If the temperature is higher than the maximum set temperature, the possibility of the drum (4) increases. Therefore, when the detected temperature exceeds the maximum setting of the greenhouse operation as the upper limit temperature The temperature is corrected, and the second-performance outer region of the constant-action operation is also limited by the size of the heat-dissipating portion 28, for example, when the indoor temperature is lowered to the upper limit here. After the temperature is 3 (TC or less, the electrostatic atomization devices 18 and 18A start to operate. That is, by setting the second performance outer region, the electrostatic atomization device 18, 18A can be prevented from exceeding the upper limit temperature, and the Pare member can be prevented. 36 The operation is performed in an unstable state.

Next, the number of rotations of the indoor fan 8 of the above (ii) will be described. The heat moved from the cooling surface 36b of the Pare member 36 to the heat radiating surface 36a is radiated in the heat radiating portion 28, but the rotation of the indoor fan 8 detected by the rotation number detecting means 96 (refer to Fig. 20 13) When the number is less than the predetermined number of rotations (for example, about 400 rpm), the heat dissipation by the heat dissipating portion 28 may be incomplete, and the required cooling performance cannot be exerted by the Pare member 36. Therefore, 'when the number of rotations of the indoor fan 8 is equal to or greater than the predetermined number of rotations, the operation of the electrostatic atomization devices 18, 18A is allowed, and on the other hand, when the predetermined number of rotations is not exceeded, the operation of the electrostatically atomizing devices 18, 24, 200936963 18A is prohibited. . 5 ❹ 10 15 ❹ 20 Thereby, it is possible to prevent the movement of the Pare member 36 from being insufficiently caused by insufficient heat dissipation, or to prevent the cooling performance of the Pare member 36 from being exerted and to obtain a predetermined condensation on the discharge electrode 38. water. Further, when the number of rotations of the indoor fan 8 is low, the discharge sound of the electrostatic atomization devices 18 and 18A also becomes conspicuous, and when the number of rotations of the electrostatic atomizing devices 18 and 18A is smaller than a predetermined number of rotations, the operation of the electrostatic atomization devices 18 and 18A is stopped, and the above-mentioned operation is avoided. The generation of noise. Further, 'the failure of the voltage transformer 24 (the abnormality of the output voltage) and the failure of the Palladium drive power source 44 (the abnormality of the output voltage) are set as the abnormalities of the electrostatic atomization devices 18 and 18A of the above (out), by When the control unit 42 (see FIG. 13) including the electrostatic atomizing device 18 and the 18A abnormality detecting mechanism does not detect the failure of the high voltage transformer 24 or the Palladium driving power source 44, the electrostatic atomizing devices 18 and 18A are allowed to operate. On the other hand, if an abnormality is detected due to one of the failures, the electrostatic atomization devices 18 and 18A are prohibited from operating. Thereby, it is possible to prevent the electrostatic atomizing devices 18, 18A from continuing to operate in an abnormal state. Fig. 13 is a block diagram showing the signal transmission and reception of the control unit 72 of the indoor unit and the control unit 42 of the electrostatic atomization devices 18 and 18A. As shown in Fig. 13, the output of the suction temperature sensor 92, the output of the humidity sensor 94, and the output of the rotation number detecting mechanism 96 are input to the control unit 72 of the indoor unit, and the electrostatic atomizing devices 18, 18A The control unit 42 monitors the output value of the high voltage transformer 24 and the output value of the Palladium drive power source 44. Here, the suction temperature sensor 92 and the temperature sensor 94 use a cold operation for the air conditioning operation of the heating and cooling room or the dehumidification; The humidity detected by the temperature and humidity sensor 25 200936963 94 detected by the suction temperature sensor 92 is detected by the rotation number detecting means 96 in the operation permission region of the electrostatic atomizing device 18, 18A. When the number of rotations of the indoor fan 8 is equal to or greater than the predetermined number of rotations, and the abnormality signal from the control unit 42 of the electrostatic atomization devices 18 and 18A is not input to the control unit 72, the control unit 72 of the indoor unit will operate the permission signal. The control unit 42 is output to the control unit 42 of the electrostatic atomization devices 18 and 18A, and receives the operation permission signal. The control unit 42 of the electrostatic atomization devices 18 and 18A controls the high voltage transformer 24 and the Pallite drive power source 44. On the other hand, when the temperature detected by the suction temperature sensor 92 and the humidity detected by the humidity sensor 94 are the operation area of the electrostatic atomization device 丨8, 18A, or the rotation number detecting mechanism 96 When the detected number of rotations of the indoor fan 8 is less than the predetermined number of rotations, or when the abnormality signal from the control unit 42 of the electrostatic atomization devices 18 and 18A is input to the control unit 72 of the indoor unit, the control unit 72 does not operate. The permission signal is output to the control unit 42' of the electrostatic atomization devices 18, 18A, and the operation of the electrostatic atomization devices 18, 18A is prohibited. Further, in the block diagram of Fig. 13, the control unit 72 of the indoor unit outputs the operation permission signal to the control unit 42 of the electrostatic atomization device 18 and the 丨8A, but the signal of the power supply ON may be output instead of the operation permission. Signal. 〇If it is the above structure', it can be a simple structure of a cooling surface temperature measuring mechanism that does not need to measure the cooling surface temperature of the Papa post element, and the suction temperature sensing device 92 and the temperature sensor 94 can also be used as electrostatic fog. Since the chemical conversion devices 18 and 18A operate the detection mechanism used for air conditioning operation other than the operation, it is possible to prevent an increase in cost. Further, the parameters of the above (1) to (out) are set as the operation permission conditions of the electrostatic atomization devices 18 and 18A, and in addition to the above parameters, the control unit 72 26 200936963 may calculate the indoor unit consumption for removing the electrostatic atomization devices 18 and 18A. The electric power allows the electrostatic atomizing devices 18 and 18A to operate when the calculated consumed electric power is equal to or less than the allowable electric power value. On the other hand, when the allowable electric power value is exceeded, the electrostatic atomizing devices 18 and 18A are prohibited from operating. 5 Hereinafter, this parameter will be described in more detail with reference to Table 1. [Table 1]

Consumption power constant consumption power 10W upper and lower wing drive 2W left and right wing drive 2W electrostatic atomization device high voltage transformer: 2W Papa post component: maximum 5W other 3W Table 1 shows 1 case of indoor unit consumption power, assuming indoor unit The allowable power consumption is 18 W. If the power consumed by the microcomputer (control unit 72) is 10 W, the remaining 8 W must be used to make the electrostatic atomizing device 18, 18A or the upper 10 lower wing 12 and the left and right wings. The plate 14 or other drive unit operates simultaneously. Therefore, when the total value of the consumed electric power calculated by removing the electrostatic atomization devices 18 and 18A is equal to or less than the allowable electric power value (for example, 14 W), the electrostatic atomization devices 18 and 18A are allowed to operate, and when the allowable electric power value is exceeded. At this time, the electrostatic atomizing devices 18 and 18A are prohibited from operating. According to the above configuration, it is possible to prevent the electric power from exceeding the allowable power of the indoor unit. Next, an air-conditioning control performed by the human body detecting device that can detect the position of the human body in the indoor unit main body 2 based on the position of the person detected by the human body detecting device will be described. 14A to 14C, 15A, 15B and 16 show an indoor unit of an air conditioner according to the present invention having a human body detecting device 27 200936963, showing a state before the front panel 4 closes the front inhaling D2a with respect to the i4A to i4c. And the MB map shows the state in which the front panel 4 opens the front suction port 2a. As shown in Fig. 16, in the inside of the main body 2, except for the upper and lower flaps 12 which can change the air blowing direction 5 up and down, and the left and right flaps 14 which can change the air blowing direction to the left and right, the front suction port In the main body 2 of the lower side, the middle wing 114 is rotatably attached to the main wing driving mechanism 116, and the middle wing 114 is opened and closed on the side of the air outlet 1 side of the front suction a2a. Further, the front panel 4 is coupled to the upper portion of the β 1 body 2 through the two arm portions 118 and 12 provided at both end portions thereof, and is driven and controlled by a drive motor (not shown) connected to the arm portion U8. When the air conditioner is operated, the front panel 4 is moved obliquely forward and upward from the position at which the air conditioner is stopped (the closed position of the front suction port 2a). Further, the upper and lower wing plates 12 are coupled to the lower portion of the main body 2 through the two arm portions 122 and 124 provided at both end portions thereof, and the driving method will be described later. 15 (Structure of Human Body Detection Device) As shown in Figs. 14B and 14C, a plurality of (e.g., five) sensor units 126 are mounted on the upper portion of the front panel 4 in a state of protruding the main plane of the front panel 4. 128, 130, 132, and 134 are used as human body detecting devices, and the sensor units 126, 128, 130, 132, and 134 are held by the sensor holder 136 as shown in FIGS. 17A to 17C. Further, as shown in Fig. 14A, the human body detecting device is covered by the mask 100, and the 14B chart shows the state in which the mask 100 is removed. Each sensor unit 126, 128, 130, 132, 134 is disposed on the upper portion of the front panel 4, as shown in FIG. 18A, to expand each sensor unit 28 200936963 5 ❹ 10 15 ❿ 20 126, 128, The field of view of 13〇, 132, and 134 (the human body position discrimination area described later) ensures the maximum distance of the far field of view. Further, as shown in Fig. 18B, by moving the front panel 4 to the front of the stop position at the start of the operation, a farther field of view can be secured, and as shown in Fig. 18C, the front panel 4 is moved to The stop position is more obliquely upwards to increase the field of view. In addition, 'the position of each sensor unit 126, 128, 130, 132, 134 is not limited to the upper part of the front panel 4'. Even if the front panel is not movable, the human detecting device is mounted on the upper part of the front panel or the upper part of the body. It is also possible to expand the field of view more than when it is installed in the lower part. Moreover, as shown in FIG. 18D, by providing each of the sensor units 126, 128, 130, 132, 134 to protrude from the main plane of the front panel 4, each of the sensor units 126, 128, 130, 132 and 134 are disposed further forward, and as shown in FIGS. 18B to 18D, it is possible to prevent a dead angle due to the structure of the indoor unit (for example, the front panel 4 before the upper and lower flaps 12 or the front suction port 2a is open), and thus it is possible to expand visual field. In this embodiment, since each of the sensor units 126, 128, 130, 132, and 134 is disposed on the front panel 4, when the front panel 4 has the front suction port 2a in an open state, each sensor unit can be As the front panel 4 moves, it protrudes more from the front. Further, the sensor unit 126 is composed of a circuit board 126a, a lens 126b attached to the circuit board 126a, and a human body detecting sensor (not shown) mounted inside the lens 126b. The other sensor units 128, 13 〇, 132, 134 are also the same structure. In addition, the human body detecting sensor is outputted by, for example, detecting an infrared sensor 29 200936963 which is unmanned by infrared rays emitted from the human body, and which is output according to the amount of infrared light detected by the infrared sensor. The pulse signal determines whether or not someone is present on the circuit board 126a. That is, the circuit board 126a functions to determine whether or not there is an undetermined mechanism. (Personal position estimation of the human body detecting device) 5 FIG. 19 shows the human body position detecting area detected by the sensor unit 126, 128, 130, 132, 134, and the sensor units 126, 128, 130, 132, 134 are respectively Check if anyone is in the following areas.

Sensor unit 126: Area A+C + D Sensor unit 128: Area B + E + F ®

10 sensor unit 130: area C + G

Sensor unit 132: region D + E + H sensor unit 134: region F + I . That is, in the indoor unit of the air conditioner of the present invention, the sensor unit _120, 128 can detect The area and the sensor unit 130, the 丨32, 134 can detect a portion of the area overlapped, and use a sensor unit smaller than the area A~I to detect whether any of the areas A~I are present. Further, by mounting at least three human body detecting sensors on the upper portion of the indoor unit, the distance between the human body position in the room and the left and right direction with respect to the indoor unit, that is, where in the indoor floor, can be grasped twice. Fig. 20 shows the detection area in the case where three human body detecting sensors are provided. In the example of Fig. 20, a human body detecting sensor detects that there is no one in the vicinity of the indoor unit, and two human body detecting and sensing are performed. The device detects that there is no one in the area far from the indoor unit. Returning to Fig. 19, the present embodiment will be further described. In the following description, 30 200936963 5 ❹ 10 15 20 sensor units 126, 128, 130, 132, and 134 are referred to as first sensor 126, second sense. The detector 128, the third sensor 130, the fourth sensor 132, and the fifth sensor 134. Further, since the regions C, D, E, and F can be detected by the two sensors, they are referred to as overlapping regions, whereas the regions other than the overlapping regions (regions A, B, G, Η, I) are A sensor detects it, so it is called a normal area. Further, the overlapping area is further divided into overlapping areas C and D on the left and overlapping areas E and F on the right. Fig. 21 is a flow chart for setting the characteristics of each region described later in the regions A to I using the first to fifth sensors 126, 128, 130, 132, and 134, and the second through the first to fifth senses. The detectors 126, 128, 130, 132, and 134 determine a flow chart in which areas of the areas A to I are present, and the position determination method of the person will be described below with reference to the flowcharts. In step S1, it is first determined whether or not the left overlapping area is a person with a predetermined period T1 (e.g., 5 seconds), and the predetermined sensor output is cleared in accordance with a predetermined condition in step S2. Table 2 shows the determination method of the overlap region on the left side, and when the result of any of the three reaction results shown in Table 2 is matched, the outputs of the first sensor 126 and the third sensor 130 are cleared. Here, 1 is defined as having a reaction, 0 is a non-reaction, and the purge is 1->0. [Table 2] Table 2 (Left overlapping area judgment)

Sensor 1st sensor 3rd sensor 4th sensor position determination reaction result 1 1 1 C, D 1 1 0 C 1 0 1 D 31 200936963 In step S3, it is further determined by the predetermined period T1 described above If there is any person in the overlapping area on the right side, in step S4, the predetermined sensor output is cleared according to a predetermined condition. Table 3 shows the determination method of the overlapping area on the right side, and when the result of any of the five kinds of reaction results shown in Table 3 is matched, the outputs of the second sensor 128 and the fifth sensor 134 are cleared. [Table 3] Table 3 (Right area overlap determination)

Sensor 2nd sensor 4th sensor 5th sensor Position judgment Reaction result 1 1 1 E, F 1 1 0 E 1 0 1 F

Further, when any one of the six kinds of reaction results shown in Tables 2 and 3 is cut, the output of the fourth sensor 132 is also cleared, and the process proceeds to step S5. In step S5, it is determined whether or not there is a person in the normal area based on Table 4 in the predetermined period Τ1 described above, and in step S6, all of the sensor outputs are cleared.

[Table 4] Table 4 (Normal Area Determination)

Sensor response result position determination 1st sensor 1 A 2nd sensor 1 B 3rd sensor 1 G 4th sensor 1 Η 5th sensor 1 I 15 In addition, referring to Fig. 23, It is explained that only the outputs of the first to third sensors 126, 128, and 130 are used to determine whether or not a person is present in the areas A, B, and C. 32 200936963 5 ❹ 10 15 As shown in Fig. 23, in the period T1 before the time t1, in the case where the first to third sensors 126, 128, 130 are all OFF (no pulse), at time t1 It is determined that no one is in the areas A, B, and C (a = 〇, B = 0, C = 0). Then, when the first sensor 126 outputs an ON signal (with a pulse wave) and the second and third sensors 128 and 130 are OFF from the time t1 to the time t2 after the period T1, the determination is made. At time t2, there is someone in area A and no one in area B, C (A = 1, B = 0, C = 0). Further, when the first and third sensors 126 and 130 output the ON signal and the second sensor 128 is OFF between the time t2 and the time t3 after the period T1, it is determined that the time C3 is the area C. Someone, area A and B are unmanned (A=0, B = 0, C= 1). Hereinafter, it is determined in the same manner that each of the regions A, B, and C is a person according to each period T1. In fact, using the first to fifth sensors 126, 128, 130, 132, 13 4 'determining which areas in the areas A to I are present in the 'Table 5, the use of all the sensors 126, 128, 130 There is an undetermined result in each of the areas A to I of the outputs of 132 and 134. [table 5]

Sensor 1st sensor 2nd sensor 3rd sensor 4th sensor 5th sensor position judgment reaction result 0 0 0 0 0 Nobody 1 0 0 0 0 A A 0 1 0 0 0 B 1 1 0 0 0 A, B 1 0 1 0 0 c 1 1 1 0 0 B, C 1 0 0 1 0 D 1 0 1 1 0 C, D 0 1 0 1 0 E 1 1 1 0 1 0 D, E 1 1 1 1 0 C, D, E 0 1 0 0 1 F 1 1 0 0 1 A, F 33 200936963

1 1 1 0 1 C, F 0 1 0 1 1 E, F 1 1 0 1 1 D, E, F 0 0 1 0 0 G 0 1 1 0 0 B, G 0 1 1 1 0 E, G 0 1 1 0 1 F, G 0 1 1 1 1 E, F, G 0 0 0 1 0 H 0 0 1 1 0 G, H 0 0 0 0 1 I 1 0 1 0 1 A, I 1 0 1 0 "1 C, I 1 0 0 1 1 D, I 1 0 1 1 1 C'D'I 0 0 1 0 1 G, I 0 0 0 1 1 H, I 0 0 1 1 1 G, H, I 1 1 1 1 1 C, D, E, and F In addition, in Table 5, the position determination other than the position determination shown in Tables 2 to 4 is performed by combining the determination results of the steps S1, S3, and S5.

Based on the results of the determinations, each of the areas A to j is determined to be a first area (often where it is often), and a second area where the time is short (the area where the person 5 is only passing, and the residence time is short) There is a third area where the G person is very short (a non-living area where people such as walls and windows are hard to go). Hereinafter, the first region, the second region, and the third region are referred to as a living zone 1, a living zone, and a living zone, and the living zone knife IU is divided into a living zone and the living zone JU can also be referred to as a zone characteristic I 〇 The area, the area characteristic n area, and the area characteristic melon area. In addition, the area knife 1 (area characteristic I) and the life division 2 (area characteristic π) are combined as a living area (area where people normally operate), whereas the life distinction ΙΠ 34 200936963 (regional characteristic m) is regarded as non-living. Areas (areas where people do not normally move) The living areas can be roughly classified according to the frequency of no one. This discrimination is performed after step S7 in the flowchart of Fig. 21, and the determination method will be described with reference to Figs. 24 and 25. Ding 5' Figure 24 shows the location of the invention in an LD in a room-to-kitchen room consisting of a room and LD (living room and dining room) and the kitchen. # λ i The situation of the indoor unit of the work machine The area shown by the ellipse in Figure 24 shows where the subject Q's own report is. = As described above, according to each period T1, it is determined that there is no one in each of the eight to 丨, and 10 is the result of the reaction of 丨 (reactive) or 0 (no reaction) as the period T1 (determination), after repeated plural times, In step S7, it is determined whether or not the predetermined air conditioner cumulative operation time has elapsed. If it is determined in step S7 that the predetermined time has not elapsed, the process returns to step S1. On the other hand, if it is determined that the predetermined time has elapsed, the reaction result of accumulating the predetermined time in each of the areas A to I is two. The threshold value 15 is compared to determine which of the areas A to I are the life divisions j to m, respectively. Q Referring to Fig. 25 showing the long-term accumulation result, as described in more detail below, the first critical value and the second critical value smaller than the first critical value are set, and in step 88, it is determined whether or not the long-term cumulative result of each of the regions A to I is large. If the area is determined to be large at the first critical value, it is determined as the life division I in step S9. Further, in step S8, if it is determined that the long-term accumulation result of each of the areas A to I is less than the first critical value, it is determined in step S10 whether or not the long-term accumulation result of each of the areas A to I is greater than the second critical value. The multi-region is determined as the life division Π in step S11, and the other is determined as the life division 步骤 in step S12. 35 200936963 In the example of Fig. 25, the regions E, F, and I are judged as the life division I, the area B, and the Η are judged as the life division Π, and the areas A, C, D, and G are judged as the life division ΠΙ . Further, Fig. 26 shows the case where the LD setting of the other one room, one living room and one kitchen item is 5, and the indoor unit of the air conditioner of the present invention is shown, and Fig. 27 shows that the respective areas A to I are discriminated based on the long-term accumulation result at this time. the result of. In the example of Fig. 26, the regions C, E, and G are determined as the life division I, the regions A, B, D, and 判别 are determined as the life division Π, and the regions F and I are determined as the life division ΙΠ. Further, the discrimination of the above-described regional characteristics (life division) is repeated for a predetermined time, but the determination result hardly changes as long as the sofa, the table, and the like disposed indoors are not moved. Next, the final determination of whether or not there is a person in each of the areas A to I will be described with reference to the flowchart of Fig. 22. Since steps S21 to S26 are the same as steps S1 to S6 of the flowchart of Fig. 21 described above, the description thereof is omitted. In step S27, it is determined whether or not a reaction result of the period T1 of a predetermined number Μ (for example, 15 times) is obtained. If it is determined that the period T1 has not reached the predetermined number Μ, the process returns to step S21, and if it is determined that the period Τ1 reaches the predetermined time. In the case of a number Μ, in step S28, the total of the reaction results of the period TlxM is taken as the number of cumulative reaction periods, and the number of times of the cumulative reaction period of one time is calculated. The number of times of the cumulative reaction period is calculated in a plurality of times, and in step S29, it is determined whether or not the calculation result of the cumulative number of reaction periods of a predetermined number of times (for example, N = 4) is obtained, and if it is determined that the predetermined number of times has not been reached, the process returns to the step. On the other hand, if it is determined that the predetermined number of times has been reached, in step S30, whether or not there is a person in each of the areas A to I is estimated based on the number of accumulated reaction periods 200936963 of the determined area characteristics and the predetermined number of times. Further, in step S31, the number of calculations (N) of the cumulative reaction period is decreased by 1, and the process returns to step S21, and the calculation of the number of cumulative reaction periods for a predetermined number of times is repeated. Table 6 shows the history of the reaction results of the latest one time (time TlxM), and in Table 6, for example, ΣΑ0 means the number of cumulative reaction periods of one time in the area A. [Table 6] Area ABCD Ε FGHI Time 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 T1 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 Tlx2 Reaction * • • • • • • • * Result . . . . . . . 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 TlxM ΣΑ0 ΣΒ0 ZC0 ZD0 ΣΕΟ EFO EGO ΣΗ0 ΣΙ0

Here, it is assumed that the number of cumulative reaction periods of the first time before ΣA0 is Σ A1, and the number of cumulative reaction periods of the previous one is ΣΑ2, Ν = 4, and the history of 10 past 4 times (Σ Α 4, In the case of 生活A3, Σ Α2, Σ Α1), if there is one or more times of the cumulative reaction period of one or more times in the life division I, it is determined that there is a person. In addition, in the history of the past four times, if the number of cumulative reaction periods of one or more times is two or more in the past four times, it is judged that there is a person; and in the life classification, the history of the past four times is more than two times. The number of cumulative reaction periods is 15 or more. Then it is determined that someone is there. Then, after the elapsed time TlxM has been determined by the unmanned person, it is estimated whether or not there is a person from the history of the past four times, the life division, and the cumulative reaction period. That is, since the indoor unit of the air conditioner of the present invention estimates whether or not there is a sensor using the number of the determination areas A to I of less than 37 200936963, it may be possible to misjudge the position of the person according to the estimation of each predetermined period. Therefore, regardless of whether it is an overlapping area, the position estimation of the human body is prevented from being performed in a predetermined predetermined period, the regional characteristic of the regional determination result of each predetermined period is accumulated, and the regional determination result of each predetermined period of the accumulated N times is The obtained history of the cumulative number of reaction periods in each region is used to estimate the location of the person to obtain a human body position estimation result with a high accuracy.

Table 7 shows the time required to estimate the presence of a person and the estimated time of the unmanned _ 10 when the number of people is determined as described above and the setting is = 5 seconds and M = 12 times. [Table 7] Life distinction is presumed to be estimated that no one is 60 seconds (faster) 240 seconds (slower) Π 120 seconds (standard) 180 seconds (standard) m 180 seconds (slower) 120 seconds (faster) as described above The indoor unit of the air conditioner of the present invention determines the areas A to I by dividing the area in which the air conditioning is performed into the plurality of areas A to I by the jth to fifth sensors 126, 128, 130, 132, and 134. The regional characteristics (life 15 distinguishes I to melon)' is based on the change in the regional characteristics of each of the regions A to I, and the estimated time required for the person is estimated. In other words, after changing the air conditioner setting, it takes about 1 minute until the wind blows, not only changing the air conditioner setting in a short time (for example, a few seconds), but also impairing the comfort, and there will be no one in the place soon. From the perspective of energy saving 20, it is more appropriate to not use air conditioning. Therefore, it is first detected whether or not there is a person in each of the areas A to I, and in particular, the air conditioning setting 38 200936963 in the area is optimized. Specifically, as long as the time required for the estimation of the region 11 of the life division is determined as the standard, the region I determined to be the life division is determined to be shorter than the time interval determined to be the region of the life division π. In this case, when the area becomes unoccupied, the time interval is longer than the area where the discrimination is defined as the life, and it is estimated that no one is present in the area, thereby presuming that the time required for the person is set short and presumed. The time required for no one is set short. On the other hand, in the area determined to be the life division m, it is estimated that there is a person at a time interval longer than the area where the life distinction is π, and in contrast, when the area becomes unmanned, the life is distinguished by the judgment. The time interval of the area of π is estimated to be unoccupied in the area, whereby the time required to estimate the person is set to be longer, and the time required to estimate the unmanned person is set to be shorter. In addition, as described above, the life division of each region is changed by the long-term accumulation result, and it is set to be changeable in order to estimate the time required for the person or the time required to estimate the unmanned person.

(Wind direction control) Further, the number of rotations of the indoor fan 8 and the wind direction control of the upper and lower blades 12 and the left and right flaps 14 are controlled in accordance with the air conditioning settings of the respective areas A to I. These controls will be described below. 20 In the case of a greenhouse, the wind direction control system controls the wind direction to blow to the foot of the person who is determined to be in the area of the person, so that the warmth reaches the foot, and the wind direction control door in the cold room is controlled to blow to the top of the person. Make the cold _ up on the head. 39 200936963 Figure 28 shows the rotation control of the upper and lower wing plates 12. When the air conditioner is stopped, as shown in (4), the front panel 4, the upper and lower wing plates 12, and the left and right wing plates are all closed. In the case of a cold room, in order to make the air (cold air) blown to the top of the person's head (the airflow of the cold room ceiling), the state shown in (a) passes through the state shown in (8) to the state shown in (c). First, the control arm portions 118, (3) are driven to move the front panel 4 away from the front suction port 2a, and the control arm portions 122, 124 are driven to move the upper and lower flaps 12 away from the air outlet 1b. 10 In the state of (C), the air blown out by the blower port 1 is guided to the horizontal direction by the upper and lower flaps 12, and the air flow side end portion is bent upward by the upper and lower wing extensions. Send it to the far side of the room. At this time, a portion of the air blown by the blow port 10, which is closed by the middle wing 114 above the blower outlet 10, that is, below the front panel 4, is not guided to the front suction port.

15 On the other hand, in the case of a warm room, in order to make the blown air (warm air) reach the person's foot (the airflow at the foot of the warm room), it will arrive from the state shown in (a) through (b) (d). The status shown. In the state of (d), the gas blown out by the blow-out 〇1〇 is guided obliquely downward by the upper and lower flaps 12, but since the flow-side end portion of the upper and lower flaps 12 is bent toward the body side, it is easy to stagnate. At the top of the room, the warm air is sent to the bottom of the room.

20 In addition, (e) is used in the cold room before the stability, to the human body (blowing to the human body airflow). The blown air is blown. Figure 29 shows the number of rotations of the indoor windshield 8 when air conditioning is performed in each of the areas A to I. The distance between the A and A2 and the A3 is the area of the near-distance, medium-distance, and long-distance. The number of reference rotations, A4 is the difference in the number of rotations generated by 40 200936963 when the distance is the same, for example, as follows. A1 : 80 (kpm (in warm room), 700 rpm (in cold room) A2 : 1000 rpm (in warm room), 900 rpm (in cold room) A3 : 1200 rpm (in warm room), llOO rpm (in cold room) 5 A4 : lOOrpm (cool and warm common) In this case, the expression "relative position" is introduced to express the positional relationship with respect to the indoor unit in each area, the angle with respect to the front surface of the indoor unit, the height difference, and the like, and the positional relationship with the indoor unit. It is indicated that it is easy to enter 10 air conditioners in each area, and it is difficult to perform air conditioning. The higher the air conditioning requirement is, the more difficult it is to perform air conditioning. The lower the air conditioning requirement, the easier it is to perform air conditioning. For example, the farther away from the indoor unit The air that is blown out is difficult to reach and it is difficult to perform air conditioning, so the air conditioning requirement is higher. That is, the air conditioning requirement is closely related to the relative position of the indoor unit. In this embodiment 15, The air conditioning request level is set in accordance with the relative position of the indoor unit. Therefore, the setting rotation number of the indoor fan 8 when the air conditioning in each of the areas A to I is performed is higher, and the setting is higher. That is, the farther the position of the area to be air-conditioned is from the indoor unit, the set number of rotations of the indoor fan 8 is set higher, and when the distance to the indoor unit is the same, the opposite of the front side of the indoor unit is more biased. In the area on the left and right sides, the set number of rotations of the indoor fan 8 is set higher. When the area to be air-conditioned is one, the set number of rotations (air volume) of the area is set, and when the area to be air-conditioned is plural, Set the number of rotations in the area where the air conditioning requirement is high. In addition, Fig. 30 shows the upper and lower flaps 12 and the left and right flaps 14 in the warm room. 41 200936963 Setting angles 'B1, B2, B3 are relative to the indoor unit. In the near, middle, and long distance regions, the reference upper and lower wing angles' and B4 are the same as the angle difference between the upper and lower blades when the distance is the same. On the other hand, the left and right wings of the C1 and C2 are left and right. The plate angle (turning to the left in the positive direction of the five directions), and C3 and C4 are the angular differences of the left and right flaps 14 due to the difference in the area, for example, as follows. In the state where the wing portion is convex upward, the angle at which the line connecting the front end and the rear end of the wing portion is horizontal is 0°. The angle at which the position is measured in the counterclockwise direction is used as a reference. 10 B1 : 70. B2: 55. B3: 45. B4: 10. C1: 0. 15 C2: 15. C3: 30. C4: 45.

Also, when the sin is near the inner room A or b, the upper and lower wings 20 are sighed to the first angle (for example, 70.)' and the number of rotations of the indoor fan 8 is the number of revolutions (for example, 8 rpm), control the wind direction to the area 8 or ^ to the edge of the inner machine side (the foot of the person) so that the warm air reaches the foot. Further, when the indoor unit is a medium-sized area c, D, or a postal room, the flap 12 is set to be smaller than the second angle of the first angle (for example, 55), and the number of rotations to the inner fan 8 is set to 2nd rotation 42 200936963 5 Ο 10 15 ❹ 20 number (for example, 1000rPm), the wind direction is the edge of the indoor unit side (the foot of the person) in the area C, D, Ε or F, so that The warm wind reached the foot. Further, when the warm room of the area G, Η or I farthest from the indoor unit is performed, the upper and lower flaps 12 are set to be smaller than the third angle (for example, 45.) of the second angle, and the number of rotations of the indoor fan 8 is set. The third rotation number (for example, 1200 rpm) is set to be higher than the second rotation number. 'The wind direction is the area 〇, Η or the edge of the indoor unit side of the I (the foot of the person)' so that the warm air reaches the foot. Fig. 31 shows the set angles of the upper and lower flaps 12 and the left and right flaps 14 when starting the operation or the cold room in the unstable area, and E1, Ε2, and Ε3 are respectively close to, medium, and long distances with respect to the indoor unit. The reference vertical wing angle ' Ε 4 is the angular difference between the upper and lower blades caused by the difference in the distance. F1 and F2 are the left and right wing angles of the left and right areas (turning to the left to the positive direction). F3 and F4 are angle differences of the left and right flaps 14 which are generated depending on the area, and are set, for example, as follows. In addition, when the operation starts, the operation of the air conditioner starts, and the unstable area refers to a state in which the current indoor air conditioning state has not yet become a set condition (for example, a set temperature). Ε1 : 50° Ε2 : 35° Ε3 : 25° Ε4 : 1〇. F1 : 〇° F2 : 15. F3: 25. F4 : 35〇43 200936963 In addition, Fig. 32 shows the set angles of the upper and lower wing plates 12 and the left and right wing plates 14 in the cold room in the stable area, H1 is the reference upper and lower wing angle when the ceiling airflow is used, and H2 is the reference when the airflow is released. The upper and lower wing angles, and H3 is the angular difference between the upper and lower wings due to the difference in distance. In contrast, the 丨 and port 5 are the left and right wing angles of the left and right areas (turning to the left to the positive direction), and 13 And 14 is the angle difference between the left and right flaps 14 due to the difference in the area, for example, the knife is different from the following: 安 疋 疋 , , , , , , , , , , 安 安 安 安 安 安 安 安 安 安 安 安 安 安 安 安 安 安 安 室内 室内. H1 : 180° 10 H2 : 190° H3 : 5° 11 : 0. 12: 15. 13 : 25. 15 14 : 35° Here, the ceiling airflow is as shown in Figure 28(c).

Not at the wind of the portal, 〇 20

The number of rotations (less than the number of rotations of the first rotation number in the greenhouse), the number of revolutions of the first rotation, such as 7 rpm, is set such that the cold air reaches the top of the head of the area A or B 'so that the cold air can flow like the shower head when showering Just fall. Further, 'when the cold room of the area C, D, E or F with respect to the indoor unit is performed, the upper and lower flaps 12 are set to be slightly horizontal, and the number of rotations of the indoor fan 8 is set higher than the first one. The second rotation number of the number of rotations (less than the number of rotations of the second rotation number in the room temperature, for example, 900 rpm) is set such that the cold air can reach the top of the head in the region C, D, E or F. In addition, the upper and lower flaps 12 are set to be waterier when performing a cold room in the area G, Η or I farthest from the indoor unit.

Flattening a predetermined angle (for example, 5), and setting the number of rotations 10 of the indoor fan 8 to be higher than the third number of rotations of the second rotation number (less than the number of rotations of the third rotation number in the case of a greenhouse, for example, 1100 rPm ), so that the cold air can reach the top of the head in the area G, Η or I. I wish you a wind direction control based on the number of zones in the flow chart of the 33rd picture of the air conditioner. 15 After the start of the operation of the air conditioner, in step (4), the first person in the area is determined. In step s42, it is determined that the area in which someone is present is an area where the air conditioner is also intended to be a day temple. Step (4), root wind #, wind direction _. When the area where the air conditioning is performed is not performed in step S44, it is determined in step S44 whether or not the area is two: 'When the area to be air-conditioned is two, the process proceeds to step S45. In the step S46 of setting the air volume to the area where the air conditioning requirement is high, the constant air step 45' is controlled as shown in Table 8 in accordance with the mode of the detection. [Table 8] Configuration mode configuration up and down wind direction left and right wind direction»—η mode 1 centrally adjacent fixed greenhouse: low degree of cold room: to be fixed by ash sore.-___— central mode 2 adjacent fixed heating room: low degree of cold room: respect Ash; t-fixed----- High degree of demand mode 3: Nearly adjacent non-adjacent fixed house: low degree of cold room: required 麿 high ^ fixed one required high mode 4 fixed fixed room: low requirement * cold wide: The ash hopper is allowed to move in the movable mode. 5 The diagonally adjacent non-adjacent stays are movable and movable. _ ---- Here, the mode 1 indicates the case where the middle distance and the two areas adjacent to each other are sandwiched, and the mode 2 indicates The angle of the indoor unit is roughly the same, and the two areas that are adjacent to each other according to the five-relationship relationship, and the mode 3 represents the situation in which the angle of the indoor unit is roughly the same as that of the indoor unit, and the mode 4 represents the indoor area. In the case of two regions where the distance between the machines is roughly the same and the angle is different, the mode 5 represents the two regions in the separation, in other words, the two regions with different distances and angles from the indoor unit. . 10 In the mode 1 to 4, the downwind direction is fixed to the area where the demand is low in the case of the greenhouse. On the other hand, the cold room is fixed to the area where the demand is high. Further, in the mode 5, the downwind direction controls the operation of the upper and lower flaps 12 in the two regions (the second and second regions), and after the predetermined period of time (the angle is fixed) in the first region, the wind direction is changed to the second region' After the predetermined time has elapsed in the second area, the wind direction 15 is changed to the first area, and this action is repeated. Further, the residence time of each zone can be set separately, for example, with respect to the distance of the indoor unit, and the longer the stay time from the indoor unit is, the longer. In addition, the left and right wind directions of mode 1 are fixed at the center of two adjacent regions. In the case of modes 2 and 3, the two regions can be regarded as located at 46 200936963, different i_ slightly the same _ direction. The area is fixed to the area where the required degree is relatively low. In addition, the mode 4 and the left and right wind direction of the mode 5 composed of the two separated regions are arranged in the same manner as the upper and lower blades 12, and the movement of the left and right 5 10 15 ❹ 20 is controlled after the first region stays for a predetermined time. After the second area 'stays in the second area, the wind direction is changed to the first area $ and the action is repeated. In addition, the dwell time of each area can be determined according to the relative position of each area relative to the inner machine, for example, relative to the angle of the front side of the indoor unit, and the longer the dwell time is longer than the angle of the front side of the indoor unit. . When it is determined in step S44 that there are two areas in which the air conditioner is to be performed, in step S47', three or more areas in which the air conditioner is to be air-conditioned are determined to be the two modes of the normal mode or the special mode in accordance with the arrangement. Here, the special mode is a case where two areas adjacent to each other across the front surface of the indoor unit and a long area and one area on the front side of the indoor unit are combined into three areas; three of the above cases are removed. The situation in the above area is shown as the normal mode. When the area to be air-conditioned is three or more, the air volume is set to the set air volume in the area where the air conditioning request degree is the highest, and when it is determined in step S47 that the special mode shown in FIG. 35A (center adjacent), the wind direction is performed in step S48. Set to the same as mode 1 of Figure 34A. On the other hand, when it is determined in step S47 that the mode is not special, the normal mode control shown in Fig. 35B or Fig. 35C is performed in step S49, and the up and down wind direction is set at an angle and a distance from the upper and lower flaps 12 in the region closest to the indoor unit. The angle of the upper and lower blades 12 is changed between the set angles of the upper and lower blades 12 in the region farthest to the inner machine. 47 200936963 In the normal mode, the left and right wind direction of the area at both ends (the areas C and I in Fig. 35B and the areas C and H in Fig. 35C) are set to the left end angle and the right end. Angle, after staying at the left end angle for a predetermined time, change the wind direction to the area on the right end side (sliding), and after the right end angle stays for 5 for a predetermined time, change the wind direction to the area on the left end side, and repeat this action (sliding). Further, the operating speeds of the left and right flaps 14 during the sliding are set to be slower than the operating speeds of the left and right flaps 14 of the above modes 4 and 5. Further, the dwell time of staying at the left end angle or the right end angle can be set, for example, in accordance with the angle with respect to the front surface of the indoor unit, and the larger the angle with respect to the front surface of the indoor unit, the longer the dwell time should be. Further, after the respective air conditioning control is performed in steps S43, S46, S48 or S49, the flow returns to step S41. (Skin Care and House Control) Here, it is explained that the wind direction control and the electrostatic atomization devices 18 and 18A of the human body detecting device (sensing device 15 126, 128, 130, 132, 134) described so far are used in combination. A method of effectively utilizing electrostatic fog. As described above, in addition to the deodorizing effect of removing odor components, the electrostatic mist has an effect of improving skin texture. The effect of improving the skin quality is that if the electrostatic mist reaches the skin of the occupant, there is a personal difference, but it can bring moisturizing effect to the human skin. 2. In the present embodiment, the control for the main purpose of improving the skin quality of a person who generates an electrostatic mist at that time is called a protective mode, and when no one is present, an electrostatic mist is generated to exert a room (10) odor effect. Control is called the house mode. In addition, when the electrostatic mist generated by the skin care mode reacts with the odor component in the room, the deodorizing effect can also be exhibited. 48 200936963 5 10 The air conditioner of this embodiment has a human body detecting device (sense 126, 128, 130, 132, 134) and can detect an unmanned human body detecting sputum, which can generate electrostatic fog. The electrostatic atomizing device 丨8, 室内's indoor unit' This control is provided with a skin care mode that is performed indoors at a time, and a housekeeping mode that is performed when no one is present. That is, when there is a person in the area determined to be in the detection range of the human body detecting sensor, the skin care mode is set to control the wind direction as the predetermined area, so that the electrostatic fog reaches the detected person or the pre-md It is judged that the detection range of the human body detection (4) is also set to the house mode, so that the static fog reaches the upper or far side. In addition, the wind direction of the previous job (4) is controlled by the indoor temperature in the room and the cold room or the temperature felt by the human body in the room, but it can also be used in conjunction with the operation of the cold and warm room to generate electrostatic fog, or it can also be used to stop the refrigeration cycle. The air blows to generate an electrostatic mist. According to the above configuration, in the skin care mode, the human muscle 15 skin can be moisturized by the electrostatic mist. X, in the house mode, since no one is present, it is not necessary to consider blowing the airflow to the person, and it is efficient and effective to remove the odor from the ceiling or the room around the ceiling. Ingredients, or sterilization, to achieve a comfortable indoor environment. The following describes a method of carefully detecting the direction or region in which a person is present by the human body detecting sensor, and finely controlling the method. In the skin care mode performed by some people, the rotation number control of the indoor fan 8 and the wind direction control of the upper and lower wing plates 12 and the left and right wing plates 14 are controlled in the same manner as the above-described wind direction control in response to the air conditioning settings of the respective areas A to J. The wind direction is controlled to blow to the feet of the person who is determined to be in the area where the person is in the area, and the control wind 49 200936963 wind direction causes the blown air (cold air) to be blown to the cold room and is determined to be above the area. At the same time, the electrostatic atomizing devices 18 and 18A are operated to cause the electrostatic mist generated by the electrostatic atomizing devices 18 and 18A to reach the occupant together with the warm air or the cold air to perform skin care. 5 15 20 In the 'skin care mode, the number of rotations of the indoor fan 8 and the wind direction control of the upper and lower flaps 12 and the left and right flaps 14 may be controlled without controlling the wind direction to determine the area of the person. Someone is in the area (area of regional characteristics I).

On the other hand, in the refuge mode that no one is doing at the time, in order to remove the odor components attached to the wall surface, the curtain, the floor, or the ceiling, the indoor fan 8 and the electrostatic atomizing devices 18 and 18 are operated, for example, As shown in Figs. 29 and 32, the upper and lower flaps 12 and the left and right flaps 14 are controlled, and the ceiling airflow performed in the cold room is in the order of the areas A, B, C, F, G, H, and I, so that the electrostatic mist reaches the Wait for the area to be scheduled.区域 Area ^ Bu Bu ^ ^ Weeping and dividing the area of the good state into the outer area and the phase indoor unit is far away, it is presumed that there are walls or curtains in these areas. In addition, by using the ceiling airflow blown up to the top, the static fog can also be made. _The ceiling of the secret material can be flowed to the bottom by the electrostatic mist flowing along the ceiling through the ceiling airflow. Deodorization and sterilization of the floor. Here, since the areas A and B are located in the vicinity of the indoor unit installation surface (wall surface), the ceiling airflow may not be able to fully perform the division. Therefore, the upper and lower wings _ and the left and right sides may be set as shown in Fig. 36. The wind direction control is performed at the angle instead of the wind direction protection of Fig. 32. 50 200936963 J1 : 0. ~50° J2: 25. ~50° J3: 50°~90° K1: -5. ~5. 5 K2 : Hey. ~15. K3: Hey. ~60° K4 : 5°~20° K5 : 15. ~45. Next, the indoor fan 81 and the upper and lower blades 12 and the left and right flaps 14 are controlled in consideration of the above-described regional characteristics j, π, and the dish. That is, the area characteristic j is in a region where the frequency is high, and the frequency of the person is lower in the order of work-Π-ΙΙΙ. Therefore, the indoor fan 8 and the upper and lower flaps 12 and the left and right flaps 14 are controlled from a region where the frequency is high, so that the electrostatic mist reaches the region in the order of the region characteristics I to m for a predetermined time. Further, in the area where the probability of the person 15 is high, since the possibility of adhesion of the odor is also high, the predetermined time for the electrostatic mist to arrive can be increased in the order of the area characteristic dish~> Π-I. By performing the wind direction control as described above, it is possible to remove the odor even if it is attached. On the contrary, in some areas where the frequency is high, when there are 20 lines of skin care mode, some static mist may have been supplied. Therefore, it can also be started from the lower frequency area. The indoor fan 8 and the upper and lower wing plates 12 and the left and right wing plates 14 are controlled to sequentially reach the regional characteristics of the electrostatic mist. The area of m is a predetermined time. Moreover, since some people may be unable to adequately deodorize in a skin care mode in an area where the frequency is low, the order for the electrostatic mist to reach the areas may be increased in accordance with the order of the regional characteristics i - π - 51 51 200936963 time. By controlling the wind direction as described above, the remaining taste can be removed without being sufficiently removed. Alternatively, an accumulating mechanism may be provided to calculate the time when the person in the skin care mode is determined to be 5, and the cumulative time calculated by the accumulating means is changed to change the time at which the electrostatic mist arrives. That is, the longer the accumulation time, the more the odor remains, so that in the house mode, the predetermined time at which the electrostatic mist arrives is increased, whereby the deodorizing effect or the sterilizing effect can be further enhanced. In addition, in the example of Fig. 29, the maximum number of rotations of the indoor wind 8 of the air conditioner is 1200 rPm, but since there is no one at all, there is no need to consider the noise specific problem at all, so the number of rotations of the indoor fan 8 is increased. The air resistance of the upwind direction changing mechanism (the upper and lower flaps 12 and the left and right flaps 14) is set as shown in Fig. 37, and the arrival of the electrostatic mist can be improved. LI : 1200 rpm 15 L2 : 1300 rpm L3 : 1400 rpm At this time, the ventilation fan unit 16 is operated to release indoor air to the outside to promote indoor air purification. In addition, when any one of the first to fifth sensing devices 126, 128, 130, 132, 134 detects the entry of a person in the middle of the skin care and the house control, the air conditioner in the detected area is detected. In response to the above, "the control of the person in time" is performed to control the number of rotations of the indoor fan 8 and the wind direction of the upper and lower flaps 12 and the left and right flaps 14. In addition, when the person leaves, the operation of the air conditioner can be divided into the case of the temporary time 2009 2009963, or the situation where the person stops the air conditioner and leaves. In the case of temporary departure during the operation, it is possible to start the ward mode directly in the operation of the heating and cooling room in response to the extension of the time of no one, or to perform the squat mode in the energy-saving operation I described later. When the person leaves without being in the room, the air supply operation can be performed for a predetermined period of time, and then the house mode is performed. (Detecting unattended energy-saving control and preventing forgetting shutdown control) t There is a timer in the indoor unit, which is used to detect unmanned 〇 $ control and prevent forgetting shutdown control. The following describes the method of performing the housekeeping mode under the aforementioned control of unmanned control and prevention of forgetting to turn off the control. Fig. 38 shows an example in which the power-saving operation ' is achieved by controlling the air volume (rotation number) of the indoor fan 8 and the compressor capacity of the outdoor unit when the person is not indoors. - that is, since the heat exchange efficiency of the heat exchanger 6 is increased when the air volume of the indoor fan 8 is increased, when the frequency of the compressor is the same, the capacity of the cold room or the greenhouse is increased. The same set temperature can reduce the frequency of the compressor and reduce the required power consumption. Further, even when there is no one, even if the air volume of the indoor fan 8 is increased, there is no problem that the airflow is too strong, or the comfort of the indoor fan 8 is increased. Further, at this time, by blowing out the electrostatic mist at the same time, the electrostatic mist can be made to reach every corner of the room, and can be used as a housekeeping mode for deodorization and sterilization. As shown in Figure 38, by the first! When the fifth sensor 126, 128, 13〇, !32, 134 detects that none of the areas A to I are in (9), the timer starts counting. 'After the timer starts counting, at time ^ (for example, 1) 〇min) Confirmation 53 200936963 If there is no one, the air volume of the indoor fan 8 is increased, and the frequency of the compressor is reduced step by step until time t2 (for example, 3 minutes after the start of the counting). After the time t1 elapses, the air volume of the indoor fan 8 is kept constant (limit value), and after the time t2 elapses, the frequency of the compressor is kept constant (limit value), and at time t2, time 5 t3 (for example, 1 hour after the start of the time) ), time t4 (for example, 2 hours after the start of counting), time t5 (for example, 4 hours after the start of counting), and continuously confirm that no one is present, stop the operation of the air conditioner at time t5 to prevent forgetting to turn off the air conditioner.

Further, between time t1 and time t5, if a person is detected, the set air volume and the set frequency before the time t1 are returned. Next, a method of changing the indoor set temperature to the target temperature in response to the elapsed time will be described. First, the control at the time of the warm room will be described with reference to Tables 9 and 39. [Table 9] Setting temperature Temperature adjustment range ~20. . Maintain the status quo OFF 21 °C ~ 1/2ΔΤ ΔΤ 23. (:~ 1/3ΔΤ 2/3ΔΤ ΔΤ 1ΊΧ~ 1/4ΔΤ 2/4ΔΤ 3/4ΔΤ ΔΤ Time tl t2 t3 t4

15 Fig. 39 shows an example of temperature adjustment. Here, the set temperature τ set is set to 28 ° C and the target temperature (limit value) is 2 。. In addition, the AT system sets the temperature difference between the temperature T set and the target temperature. That is, the target temperature is the limit value when the warm room function is lowered for the purpose of saving energy when no one is present. By the first to the fifth The sensors 126, 128, 130, 132, 134 detect 20 when the entire area A~I is no one is present, the timer starts counting, and after the timer starts counting, no one is confirmed at time t1 (for example, 1 minute) Then, the set temperature T set is lowered by 2 ° C (1/4 AT) automatically 54 200936963. Moreover, if no one is confirmed at time t2 (for example, 30 minutes after the start of the counting), the set temperature τ set is automatically lowered by 2 °C (1/4 ΔΤ). Similarly, in the same manner, when the time t3 (for example, 丨 hour after the start of the time counting) and the time t4 (for example, 2 hours after the start of the time counting), it is confirmed that no one is present, and the set temperature T set is automatically reduced 5 times. 2°(:(1/4ΔΤ). As described above, as the greenhouse temperature is lowered by automatically lowering the set temperature Tset, the frequency of the compressor can also be lowered. For example, the step of lowering to time t2 can also be performed. The extension is sequentially decreased until t5. At time t4' due to the set temperature τ set Decrease by 8. (: and equal to the target temperature of 20 ° C, so until the time t5 (for example, 4 hours after the start of the timer), the set temperature T set is maintained at the target temperature, but even at the time ^ is still confirmed as no one At that time, the operation of the air conditioner is stopped, and the air conditioner can be prevented from being forgotten. In this way, energy saving control can be performed by detecting no one to prevent unnecessary heating operation and reduce power consumption. At this time, the air volume is increased while the electrostatic mist is generated and blown out, so that the electrostatic mist can be blown everywhere, and can be deodorized and sterilized as a housekeeping mode. In addition, if a person is detected between time t1 and time t5, Returning to the set temperature τ set before time 11. In addition, the temperature adjustment range (reduced temperature) is as shown in Table 9, and the temperature difference Δτ is set to be smaller by setting the temperature difference ΔΤ between the 2 〇 '胤 degree T set and the target temperature. The temperature adjustment range is smaller. When the set temperature Tset is lower than the target temperature, the current temperature is maintained. However, when no one is confirmed at time t5, the operation of stopping the air conditioner operation and Fig. 39 are shown. Next, the control of the cold room will be described with reference to Tables 10 and 40. 55 200936963 [Table ίο] Setting the temperature and temperature adjustment range OFF 28〇C ~ Maintaining the status ～26〇C 1/2ΔΤ ΔΤ ~22... 1/ 3ΔΤ 2/3ΔΤ ΔΤ ~21〇C 1/4ΔΤ 2/4ΔΤ 3/4ΔΤ Time t1 t2 t3 t4 Figure 40 shows an example of temperature adjustment. Here, the set temperature T set is set to 20 ° C and the target temperature (limit value) ) is the case of 28 ° C. Further, ΔΤ 5 sets the temperature difference between the temperature T set and the target temperature. When it is detected by the first to fifth sensors 126, 128, 130, 132, 134 that none of the regions A to I are present, the timer starts counting, and after the timer starts counting, at time t1 (for example) 10 minutes) If no one is present, the set temperature T set is automatically increased by 2 ° C (1/4 AT). Then, when it is confirmed that there is no one at time t2 (for example, 30 minutes after the start of 10), the set temperature T set is automatically increased by 2 ° C (1/4 ΔΤ). The following 'samely, when the time t3 (for example, 1 hour after the start of the time) and the time t4 (for example, 2 hours after the start of the time counting), it is confirmed that the set temperature T set is automatically increased by 2 ° C (1/4 AT) when no one is present. . At time t4, since the set temperature D 8 is increased by 8 〇 c in total and is equal to the target temperature 28 C ', the set temperature T set is maintained at the target temperature until time t5 (for example, 4 hours after the start of the counting). However, even if the time is still confirmed as no one is present, the operation of the air conditioner is stopped, and the air conditioner can be prevented from being forgotten. In this way, energy saving control can be performed by detecting no one to prevent unnecessary cold room operation and reduce power consumption. Further, 20 at this time, the air volume is increased and an electrostatic mist is generated and blown at the same time, so that the electrostatic mist can be blown everywhere, and can be deodorized and sterilized as a housekeeping mode. 56 200936963 In addition, if a person is detected between time t1 and time t5, the set temperature τ set before time t1 is returned. Further, the temperature adjustment range (elevated temperature) is as shown in Table 1 ,, and the temperature difference ΔΤ between the set temperature T set and the target temperature is set, and the smaller the temperature difference ΔΤ is, the smaller the temperature adjustment range is. Further, when the set temperature T set is higher than the target temperature, the current temperature is maintained. However, when it is confirmed that there is no one at time t5, the operation of stopping the air conditioner operation is the same as that of the example of Fig. 40. ❹ And any of the above examples of the 38th to 40th drawings are in the normal operation, and when the predetermined time is not present, the power consumption is less than the normal operation of the power-saving operator, and then the reservation is made. When the time is still unoccupied, the operation of the air conditioner is stopped to achieve energy saving ("normal operation" means "operation indicated by the user"). - In addition, there is a possibility that an external force other than a person who is not in the room for a long time, but the curtain or the like, which may cause a temperature change, affects the detection of the human body detecting sensor 15, and the normal operation is maintained in the absence (unmanned) state. The embarrassing thing is generated, so that the operation is stopped when the time t6 (for example, 24 hours) longer than the time t5 is passed, whereby the forgetting of the shutdown can be surely prevented. Further, before the operation is stopped after the time t5 or the time t6 which is longer than the time t5, it is preferable to perform an audible or visual notification on the main body or the remote controller with a sound or an LED lamp, or the latter may display the text on the screen. . Further, if the automatic stop selection mechanism for automatically stopping the operation after the time t5 or the time t6 longer than the time t5 is selected in the remote controller or the like, it is more convenient to use. INDUSTRIAL APPLICABILITY The air conditioner of the present invention allows the electrostatic device 57 200936963 to operate the atomizing device only when the temperature and humidity of the air taken in by the indoor unit are allowed to operate in the operation permitting region of the electrostatic atomizing device, so that no noise or Ozone achieves a long life or energy saving of the electrostatic atomization device, and thus is advantageous as various air conditioners including an air conditioner for general household use. In addition, if you have a skin care mode or a house protection mode, you can improve the skin of the person or clean the room 5, so that you can achieve a comfortable indoor environment, so it is especially suitable for general household air. Harmony machine. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS Fig. 1 is a perspective view showing an air conditioner indoor unit of the present invention in a state in which a part is omitted. 10 Fig. 2 is a schematic longitudinal cross-sectional view of the indoor unit of Fig. 1. Fig. 3 is a perspective view of an electrostatic atomizing device provided in the indoor unit of Fig. 1. Fig. 4 is a front elevational view showing a portion of the casing of the indoor unit of Fig. 1 and an electrostatic atomizing device. Fig. 5 is a schematic configuration diagram of an electrostatic atomizing device. 15 Figure 6 is a block diagram of an electrostatically atomizing device. Fig. 7 is a perspective view showing the mounting state of the electrostatically atomizing device with respect to the indoor unit body. Fig. 8 is a perspective view showing a modification of the mounting state of the electrostatic atomization device with respect to the indoor unit body. 20 Fig. 9 is a side view showing the indoor unit of Fig. 1 showing the positional relationship between the electrostatic atomizing device and the ventilation fan unit. Fig. 10 is a perspective view showing a modification of the electrostatic atomization device. Fig. 11 is a side view showing the indoor unit of Fig. 1 showing the positional relationship between the electrostatic atomization device of Fig. 11 and the ventilation fan unit. 200936963 Fig. 12 is a diagram showing the operation permission area of the electrostatic atomization device. Fig. 13 is a block diagram showing the signal transmission and reception of the indoor unit control unit and the electrostatic atomization device control unit. Fig. 14A is a front view of the indoor unit of the air conditioner 5 of the present invention including a human body detecting device. Fig. 14B is a front view showing a state in which the indoor unit of Fig. 14A is detached from the human detecting device cover. Fig. 14C is a side view of the indoor unit of Fig. 14A. Fig. 15A is a perspective view of the indoor unit 10 in a state in which the front panel opens the front suction port. Fig. 15B is a side view of the indoor unit of Fig. 15A. Fig. 16 is a longitudinal sectional view of the indoor unit of Fig. 14A. Fig. 17A is a front view of the human body detecting device. Fig. 17B is a side view of the human body detecting device of Fig. 17A. 15 Fig. 17C is a perspective view of the human detecting device of Fig. 17A. Fig. 18A is a schematic view showing a change in the visual field range according to a change in the mounting position of the human body detecting device. Fig. 18B is another schematic view showing a change in the field of view range according to a change in the mounting position of the human body detecting device. 20 Fig. 18C is still another schematic view showing a change in the visual field range according to the change in the mounting position of the human body detecting device. Fig. 18D is still another schematic view showing a change in the visual field range according to the change in the mounting position of the human detecting device. Fig. 19 is a schematic view showing a human body position discriminating area detected by each sensor unit of the human body detecting device 59 200936963. Figure 20 is a schematic diagram of the area division detected by the three sensor units. Fig. 21 is a flow chart for setting the characteristics of the regions for each region shown in Fig. 19. 5 Figure 22 is a flow chart for the final determination of whether or not there is a person in each area shown in Figure 19. Fig. 2 is a time-point diagram showing whether each sensor unit determines whether or not someone is present. Fig. 24 is a schematic plan view of a house in which the indoor unit of Fig. 14A is installed. Figure 25 is a graph showing the long-term cumulative results of the various sensor units in the housing of Figure 24. Figure 26 is a schematic plan view of another house in which the indoor unit of Fig. 14A is installed. _ Figure 27 is a graph showing the long-term cumulative results of the various sensor units in the housing of Figure 26. 15 (a) to (e) are vertical sectional views of the indoor unit showing the operating state of the upper and lower flaps of the indoor unit installed in Fig. 14A. Fig. 29 is a schematic view showing the number of rotations of the indoor 风扇 fan set when air conditioning is performed in each area shown in Fig. 19. Fig. 30 is a schematic view showing the angle between the upper and lower flaps and the right and left flaps when the greenhouses are operated in the respective areas shown in Fig. 19. Fig. 31 is a schematic view showing the angle at which the lower blade and the left and right flaps are set at the start of the operation of the cold room in the respective areas shown in Fig. 19 or the rest time. Fig. 32 is a schematic view showing the setting angle of the lower wing and the left and right wings above the 60 200936963 safety timing in the operation of the cold room in each area shown in Fig. 19. Figure 33 is a flow chart showing the wind direction control in response to the number of air-conditioned areas. Fig. 34A is a schematic diagram showing the arrangement pattern of air conditioning in two areas. Fig. 34B is a schematic view showing another configuration mode when air conditioning is performed in two areas. Fig. 34C is a schematic view showing still another arrangement mode when air conditioning is performed in two areas. 10 Figure 34D shows an overview of yet another configuration mode when air conditioning is performed in two areas. Fig. 34E is a schematic view showing still another arrangement mode when air conditioning is performed in two areas. Fig. 35A is a schematic diagram showing the arrangement pattern of air conditioning in three areas. Fig. 35B is a schematic view showing another configuration mode when air conditioning is performed in three areas. Fig. 35C is a schematic view showing still another arrangement mode when air conditioning is performed in three areas. 20 Fig. 36 is a schematic view showing the set angles of the upper and lower flaps and the left and right flaps when no one is performing the electrostatic atomization operation. Fig. 37 is a schematic view showing the number of set rotations of the indoor fan when no one performs the electrostatic atomization operation at that time. Figure 38 is a timing chart for achieving a power-saving operation by controlling the air volume of the indoor fan and the compressor capacity of the outdoor unit 61 200936963. Figure 39 is a timing chart showing the temperature control during the operation of the greenhouse. Figure 40 is a timing chart showing the temperature control during operation of the cold room. [Description of main component symbols] 2.. Indoor unit body 2a... Front suction port 2b... Upper suction port 4. Front panel 5. Pre-filter 6. Heat exchanger 8.. Indoor fan 10... Blowout outlet 12... Upper and lower wing plate 14.. Left and right wing plate 16.. Ventilation fan unit 18.. Electrostatic atomization device 18A... Electrostatic atomization device 18B... Dotted area 20: Main stream 22.. Bypass flow path 22a... Bypass suction port 22b... Bypass air outlet 22c... Bypass suction pipe 22d... Bypass blow pipe 22e· · Storage unit 24: High voltage transformer 26.. Bypass air supply fan 28.. Heat dissipation unit 30.. Electrostatic atomization unit 32.. Silencer 34.. Casing 36.. Daughter element 36a...heating surface 36b...cooling surface 38.. discharge electrode 40.. opposite electrode 42.. control unit 44..Paltier driving power supply 46.. frame 46a. .. rear wall 46b... side wall 46c... partition 46d... opening 48.. rear guiding member

62 200936963 48a...rear wall 114...middle wing 48b...side wall 116...middle wing drive mechanism 62...opening 118,120...arm 64...damper 122,124...arm Section 66··Unit sleeves 126, 128, 130, 132, 134... 68... Silencer Casing Detector Unit 72... Controls 126a, 128a, 130a, 132a, 134a... 92...sucking temperature sensor circuit substrate 94...saturation sensor 126b, 128b, 130b, 132b, 134b...96...rotation number detecting mechanism lens 100...mask 136.. .Sensor Support❿ 63

Claims (1)

200936963 VII. Patent application scope: 1. An air conditioner, which is provided with an indoor unit having an air purifying function for purifying indoor air. The air conditioner is provided with an electrostatic atomizing device, which can generate static electricity 5 mist; a temperature detecting mechanism that detects the temperature of the air sucked by the indoor unit; and a humidity detecting mechanism that detects the humidity of the air taken in by the indoor unit, and according to the temperature and humidity of the air taken in by the indoor unit Setting an operation permission region of the electrostatic atomization device, allowing the electrostatic atomization device to operate when the temperature detected by the suction temperature detecting means and the humidity detected by the ® 10 humidity detecting means are within the operation permission region On the other hand, when the temperature detected by the suction temperature detecting means and the humidity detected by the humidity detecting means are outside the operation permission area, the operation of the static electrospraying device is prohibited, and the operation is performed. Outside the permitted area, at least 15 the humidity of the air taken in by the aforementioned indoor unit Excessive dew condensation region is set to a first predetermined value or higher. 2. The air conditioner according to the first aspect of the invention, wherein the air humidity inhaled by the indoor unit is less than a second predetermined value of the first predetermined value is set to be the maximum capacity of the electrostatic atomizing device 20 It is also impossible to reach the first performance outer area of the dew point temperature, and the dew point temperature obtained from the humid air line diagram is set as the area under the freezing point as the area under the freezing point, and the first performance outer area and the aforementioned freezing point are removed. The area of the lower area is set as the aforementioned operation permission area. 3. In the case of the air conditioner of claim 2, the air temperature inhaled by the indoor unit 64 200936963 is set to a predetermined value or more, and the second performance outer area that prevents the electrostatic atomizing device from operating normally is set, and The area in which the second performance outer region is removed is set as the operation permission region. 4. The air conditioner according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein 5 is further provided with an indoor fan rotation number detecting mechanism provided in the indoor unit, and the indoor unit detected by the rotation number detecting mechanism When the number of rotations of the fan is equal to or greater than the predetermined number of rotations, the electrostatic atomization device is allowed to operate. On the other hand, when the number of rotations of the indoor fan is less than the predetermined number of rotations before the rotation number detecting means detects, the prohibition is prohibited. 10 The aforementioned electrostatic atomization device operates. 5. The air conditioner according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the abnormality detecting mechanism of the electrostatic atomizing device is provided, and the abnormality detecting mechanism does not detect the abnormality of the electrostatic atomizing device. Next, the electrostatic atomizing device is allowed to operate. On the other hand, when the abnormality detecting means 15 detects that the electrostatic atomizing device is abnormal, the electrostatic atomizing device is prohibited from operating. 6. The air conditioner according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein a consumption power calculation means for calculating the power consumption of the indoor unit from which the electrostatic atomization device is removed is calculated, and the consumption power calculation means calculates When the total value of the consumed electric power is equal to or less than the allowable electric power value, the electrostatic atomizing device is allowed to operate, and when the total electric power consumption value calculated by the electric power calculating means exceeds the allowable electric power value, the prohibition is prohibited. The electrostatic atomization device operates. 7. The air conditioner according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein 65 200936963 is further provided with a human detecting sensor which is detectable and has a skin care mode and a house mode, and the skin care mode is When the human body detecting sensor determines that there is a person in the predetermined area in the detection range, the wind direction is controlled to be blown to the predetermined area, so that the electrostatic mist reaches the predetermined area, and the guard house mode is determined within the detection range. When no one is present, the electrostatic fog reaches the area above or far away. 8. An air conditioner comprising an indoor unit having a human body detecting sensor capable of detecting an unmanned person and an electrostatic atomizing device capable of generating an electrostatic mist, the air conditioner having a skin care mode and a housekeeping mode, The skin care® 10 mode is such that when the human body detecting sensor determines that a person is present in the predetermined area in the detection range, the wind direction is controlled to be blown toward the predetermined area, so that the electrostatic mist reaches the predetermined area, and the protective house mode is as described above. - When it is determined that there is no one in the detection range, the electrostatic mist is allowed to reach the area above or far away. 15 9. The air conditioner according to claim 7 or 8, wherein the house mode is performed by a supply operation to stop the refrigeration cycle. 〇 66