Do I need to report to the community for installing air conditioning on the external wall?

Exterior wall air conditioning does not need to be reported to the community. Usually, the owner needs to report to the residential property when installing air conditioners, and the property will give you the installation guide. After all, the external structure of each building is different, especially the location of air conditioning. You can't occupy someone else's outdoor room. Therefore, the owner should report to the property when installing the air conditioner, and install it under the supervision and guidance of the property to prevent damage to the internal facilities of the house. The installation of air conditioners in residential areas needs to be put on record, because if there is no problem with the installation of reserved air conditioners, some owners may install more air conditioners, resulting in insufficient reserved space, and whether the drilling holes meet the requirements will affect others or the building quality needs property evaluation. Therefore, for the benefit of the owners, it is necessary to record the property. Generally, in a residential area, the owner will be notified and signed for acceptance before you move in for decoration.