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Whoever manufactured that mini split system attached to the c-container should use that picture for advertising lol. Seriously though, I think it’s a Mr. Slim
by hoofhearted 3y ago
Whoever manufactured that mini split system attached to the c-container should use that picture for advertising lol.
Seriously though, I think it’s a Mr. Slim or an LG, and it’s really the only recognizable object in that picture of the launchpad.
I’ve seen many Mr. Slims used for climate control in high heat situations before. They are pretty standard in big buildings for telecom rooms, small server rooms, and any rooms that control critical equipment with sensitive electronics. Pretty much all fire alarm control rooms and elevator control rooms use them for temp and humidity control.
I’ve never considered a mini split being used next to a rocket pad though!
I wonder what equipment was in that container that needed to be that close, but cool.
- lukas099 3y agoSo many questions. What is a mini slit system? What is a c-container? What is a Mr. Slim?
- etrautmann 3y agoI too was confused. I believe the parent is referring to the air conditioner module in the bottom right of image #5 on the blue container. It looks to be facing away from the launch pad and protected from debris by the container though, so I'm not sure how that would support the claim of durability.