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Air conditioning in the car

About cooling and heating inside municipal subway

Last Updated October 29, 2024

Due to the structure of the cooling system, depending on the location, the ease of cooling (cool / cold) varies. Therefore, in order to get on the board as much as possible, we will show the location of the air conditioner blower and blower inside the municipal subway. When boarding, please cooperate to adjust the clothes and boarding position as much as possible according to the outside temperature and the physical condition of the customer.

Blue line

6 Green Line

4 Green Line


FAQs

Q1 How is the set temperature inside the subway car determined?
<Answer>
In order to keep the temperature and humidity inside the car comfortable, municipal subways continue to improve the temperature and operation of air conditioning and heating based on opinions from customers and staff conduct surveys.

Q2 Where is the air conditioning/heating position in the subway car?
<Answer>
Cooling is installed on the ceiling of the car. In addition, heating is installed under the seat.

Q3 Is the driver operating the cooling / heating inside the subway car?
<Answer>
Cooling equipment and heating equipment are subject to temperature control based on sensors installed in the car, and self-driving throughout the year so that the temperature inside the car is constant.

Q4 It's hot because the inside of the subway is crowded. Can't you turn up the air conditioning?
<Answer>
In addition to the set temperature, the air conditioning inside the municipal subway automatically controls air conditioning or air blowing according to the temperature, humidity, congestion, and outside air temperature. However, if a sudden temperature change occurs, it may take some time to adjust the temperature.

Q5 Can you tell me a cool place in the subway car?
<Answer>
Among the same vehicles, a blower is installed on the ceiling near the entrance, so you can feel relatively cool.

Q6 Please tell me where it is not cold inside the subway car.
<Answer>
Car No. 5 on the Blue Line, Car No. 3 on the Green Line (in the case of a 4-car train) or Car No. 5 (in the case of a 6-car train) are weak air-conditioned vehicles. For low cooling vehicles, the set temperature is set to be about 1 to 2 ° C higher than ordinary vehicles. In addition, even among the same vehicles, the vicinity of the connection between the vehicle and the vehicle (both ends of the vehicle) is less susceptible to wind from the blower, so relatively cold can be avoided.

Q7 I feel that the air conditioning is not working even though it is hot.
<Answer>
Air conditioning may not operate depending on the temperature, humidity, congestion, and outside air temperature inside the car.

Q8 Why is air conditioning turned on even though it is cold?
<Answer>
The air conditioning equipment inside the car is automatically controlled, and air conditioning or air blowing may enter throughout the year depending on the temperature and congestion inside the car.

Q9 What is the time when the heating is running?
<Answer>
Heating works throughout the year. In addition, even in winter, heating may not operate depending on the temperature, humidity, congestion, and outside air temperature inside the car.

Q10 During commuting hours in the morning, the inside of the subway is cold (winter).
<Answer>
In winter, the outside air temperature is low, so vehicles stopped at outdoor depots may take some time from the heating to the warm inside of the car.

Q11 What is the set temperature of the air conditioning?
<Answer>
The approximate air conditioning setting temperature is shown in the following table.
It may vary depending on the congestion rate and time of day in the car.

Air conditioning setting temperature
 Ordinary carsLow air-conditioning vehicles
Cooling24-27 degrees27-28 degrees
Heating15-18 degrees

Inquiries to this page

Vehicle Section, Technical Management Department, Transportation Bureau

Telephone: 045-671-3179

Telephone: 045-671-3179

Fax: 045-550-4158

Email address: kt-syaryo@city.yokohama.lg.jp

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