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An air conditioner (AC) works by moving heat from inside a room to the outside. Here's a simple breakdown:

1. Cooling: The AC uses a refrigerant, a special fluid, to absorb heat from the air inside the room.
2. Compression: The refrigerant is then compressed, which raises its temperature.
3. Heat Release: The hot refrigerant is sent outside, where it cools and releases the heat.
4. Cooling the Room: The cooled refrigerant is sent back inside, where it absorbs more heat, repeating the cycle.

This process lowers the room's temperature.