While, in theory, making the condenser remote from a window a/c, it is far from practical. First part is removing it from the window unit. This involves cutting, extending, and splicing refrigerant lines. That requires recovering, evacuating, and recharging the system. Note that window units are charged at the factory and the lines used for that are crimped and sealed. There are no service ports. They would have to be added. A lot of monkeying around for marginal gains. After all, a typical window unit is anywhere from 5000 BTUs for a room a/c to up to maybe just short of 30,000 for a "through the wall" unit. At the same time, a 3 to 4 ton unit that is more typical of a central a/c unit. that converts to 36,000 to 48,000 BTUs to cool an average house in a temperate climate. not a precise calculation, but simply demonstrates that it is probably more practical to either just go to a central unit or dive in with both feet and go geothermal all the way.
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