The car condenser plays an important role in the air conditioning (AC) system of a car It is a heat exchange located in front of the car's radiator and is responsible for transferring heat from the AC system's reflector to the outside air.
When the AC compressor presses the reflexant, it benefits a hot, high pressure gas The condenser then cools the gas by releasing the heat to the outside air, causing the reflector to condense and turn into a liquid This liquid then flows to the receiver/dryer, where it is filtered and stored until it is ready to be evaporated against the AC system's evaporator.
In short, the car condenser helps to remove the heat from the car's AC system, allowing the car's interval to be cooled by the evaporator and making driving more compatible.
