An outdoor unit for an air-conditioning apparatus has a roof part installed at a front of a front panel of a casing and above an opening hole and extending in a width direction of the casing, and an outlet grille fixed to the casing and covering the opening hole. The roof part has a main roof portion that extends further forward than the front panel, and a sub-roof portion that extends downward and forward from the main roof portion and has a recession formed between a bottom face of the main roof portion and the sub-roof portion. The outlet grille is located such that an upper end portion of the outlet grille is in contact with the recession. The front panel and the upper end portion of the outlet grille sandwich the roof part.

An outdoor unit for an air-conditioning apparatus has a roof part installed at a front of a front panel of a casing and above an opening hole and extending in a width direction of the casing, and an outlet grille fixed to the casing and covering the opening hole. The roof part has a main roof portion that extends further forward than the front panel, and a sub-roof portion that extends downward and forward from the main roof portion and has a recession formed between a bottom face of the main roof portion and the sub-roof portion. The outlet grille is located such that an upper end portion of the outlet grille is in contact with the recession. The front panel and the upper end portion of the outlet grille sandwich the roof part.

An outdoor unit for an air-conditioning apparatus according to the present disclosure includes a heat exchanger comprised of an upper heat exchanger and a lower heat exchanger that are arranged in an up-down direction, an accumulator configured to store refrigerant, a casing, an inside of which is partitioned by a partition plate into an air-sending chamber accommodating the heat exchanger and a machine chamber accommodating the accumulator, and a fixing component configured to be fixed to the heat exchanger and the accumulator so that the accumulator is fixed to the heat exchanger, wherein the fixing component is fixed to both of the upper heat exchanger and the lower heat exchanger.

An outdoor unit for an air-conditioning apparatus according to the present disclosure includes a heat exchanger comprised of an upper heat exchanger and a lower heat exchanger that are arranged in an up-down direction, an accumulator configured to store refrigerant, a casing, an inside of which is partitioned by a partition plate into an air-sending chamber accommodating the heat exchanger and a machine chamber accommodating the accumulator, and a fixing component configured to be fixed to the heat exchanger and the accumulator so that the accumulator is fixed to the heat exchanger, wherein the fixing component is fixed to both of the upper heat exchanger and the lower heat exchanger.

There is disclosed an outdoor unit comprising a case provided to define an exterior design and comprising a plurality of side panels having an inlet hole providing a path for sucking external air, a base plate supporting the plurality of the side panels, an upper panel having an outlet hole for discharging the external air sucked via the inlet hole to the outside; a heat-exchanger provided in the case and configured to exchange heat with the external air sucked via the inlet hole; a sliding plate slidingly provided in the base plate and supporting the compressor module and movable via the opening to expose the compressor module outside the case; and a compressor module configured to supply a refrigerant that exchanging heat with the external air to the heat-exchanger, such that the compressor module may be manipulative outside and demounted when the sliding plate is located in the exposure position.

There is disclosed an outdoor unit comprising a case provided to define an exterior design and comprising a plurality of side panels having an inlet hole providing a path for sucking external air, a base plate supporting the plurality of the side panels, an upper panel having an outlet hole for discharging the external air sucked via the inlet hole to the outside; a heat-exchanger provided in the case and configured to exchange heat with the external air sucked via the inlet hole; a sliding plate slidingly provided in the base plate and supporting the compressor module and movable via the opening to expose the compressor module outside the case; and a compressor module configured to supply a refrigerant that exchanging heat with the external air to the heat-exchanger, such that the compressor module may be manipulative outside and demounted when the sliding plate is located in the exposure position.

Methods of coupling a heat exchanger into a climate control system and associated systems are disclosed. In an embodiment, the method includes receiving a housing to receive the heat exchanger. The housing includes a cover panel disposed over an opening that has a projection projecting at least partially into the housing, and a first pair of conduits extending through the cover panel in a first direction. In addition, the method includes removing the cover panel from the opening, flipping the cover panel, extending a second pair of conduits through the cover panel in the first direction, and forming connections between the first pair of refrigerant conduits and the second pair of conduits. Further, the method includes covering the opening in the heat exchanger housing with the cover panel so that the projection of the cover panel projects away from the housing and encloses the connections.

An outdoor unit of an air-conditioner. The outdoor unit has a casing having a front air outlet and at least one air inlet. At least one fan is located in the casing. The outdoor unit is configured such that the at least one air inlet is provided in a top section and or in a bottom section of the outdoor unit when the outdoor unit is installed in an operational position. The outdoor unit is further configured such that the at least one fan is configured to move air from the at least one air-inlet to the front air outlet or move air from front air outlet to the at least one air-inlet.

An outdoor unit of an air-conditioner. The outdoor unit has a casing having a front air outlet and at least one air inlet. At least one fan is located in the casing. The outdoor unit is configured such that the at least one air inlet is provided in a top section and or in a bottom section of the outdoor unit when the outdoor unit is installed in an operational position. The outdoor unit is further configured such that the at least one fan is configured to move air from the at least one air-inlet to the front air outlet or move air from front air outlet to the at least one air-inlet.

Described is a support assembly (1) for a motocondensing unit (M), comprising an electronic unit (Me) and a mechanical unit (Mm). In particular, the support assembly (1) according to the invention comprises: —a first base (10), configured to support the electronic unit (Me) of the motocondensing unit (M), and having a first coupling side part (102); —a second base (20), configured to support the mechanical unit (Mm) of the motocondensing unit (M), and having a second coupling side part (202); wherein said first coupling side part (102) and said second coupling part (202) are configured to be coupled to each other in such a way that, following the coupling of said first coupling part (102) and of said second coupling part (202), the first base (10) and the second base (20) form a monolithic body.