Air-conditioning apparatus

An air-conditioning apparatus comprising:

• a casing provided with an air inlet through which air is sucked and an air outlet through which the air is blown out;
• a plurality of heat exchangers being connected in parallel, and causing heat exchange to be performed between the air sucked from the air inlet and refrigerant;
• a plurality of fans, including one fan and an other fan, each sending the air to a corresponding one of the plurality of heat exchangers;
• a left-side air flow path, in which air sucked by the one fan through the air inlet and blown out from the air outlet through one of the plurality of heat exchangers flows;
• a right-side air flow path, in which air sucked by the other fan through the air inlet and blown out from the air outlet through an other of the plurality of heat exchangers flows;
• and
• a controller configured to control the plurality of fans so that they have different rotational speeds, to thereby perform dual temperature air conditioning in which air having different temperatures is blown out,
• wherein the controller is configured to, in a case where a difference between surface temperatures of a plurality of targets present in an air-conditioning target space is 1 degree C. or more, determine that a ratio between air volumes of the plurality of fans is less than or equal to 0.8 when a temperature difference is 1 degree C. or more, based on a graph illustrating a relationship between the ratio between air volumes and the temperature difference when a total performance of the plurality of indoor heat exchangers is constant and the air volume of the other fan is set to a constant value, the temperature difference between a temperature of the air which passes through the left-side air flow path and a temperature of the air which passes through the right-side air flow path, and
• wherein the controller is configured to control the rotational speed of each of the plurality of fans such that the ratio between air volumes becomes less than or equal to 0.8.