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Comfort cooling systems are designed to offset lower density heat loads (e.g. heat generated by people, electronics, lighting etc.) and are typically used when buildings are occupied. Temperature control is on-demand but seasonal, usually on hot days when the inside temperature becomes unpleasant.

So the answer to this question is: although the term “air conditioning” describes two different types of cooling, it has long since become synonymous with comfort cooling in everyday speech. In that regard, comfort cooling is indeed the same as air conditioning.

It's an exceptionally energy-efficient method to maintain year-round comfort. By cooling the air below its dew point, excess humidity is removed, and water vapour condenses into liquid form. This not only enhances comfort by preventing muggy conditions but also contributes to maintaining a healthier indoor environment.