This invention relates to the field of
air conditioning control technology, and in particular to a control method, device, equipment, and storage medium for a dual-outlet wall-mounted air conditioner. The method, based on a structure of dual independent air outlets and dual independent air ducts, solves the technical problems of traditional single-outlet wall-mounted air conditioners, such as direct
cold air blowing, reduced
cooling capacity due to reduced
airflow speed, and poor scene adaptability, through control rules that fix the initial air outlet mode upon startup, determine real-time parameters, and execute three
modes in a graded manner. Specifically, the forced execution of the front air outlet mode upon startup can quickly establish indoor
cooling capacity to match the user's immediate cooling needs. Based on real-time operating parameters, it achieves unattended confirmation of the pending execution mode, reducing user operating costs. The three
modes—front air outlet, bottom air outlet, and dual air outlet—correspond to conventional cooling, anti-direct-blow dehumidification, and rapid temperature adjustment in large spaces, respectively. Through the opening and closing of the air outlets and the coordinated adjustment of core components, it improves user comfort while ensuring
cooling efficiency, balancing
cooling effect,
energy consumption, and user experience.