Everyday Indoor Comfort Situations and Decisions: Difference between revisions
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Trends toward lower temperatures may lead to discomfort. A specific value should be set at which remedial action should be taken, particularly if the air is not currently warmer or cooler air conditioned. | Trends toward lower temperatures may lead to discomfort. A specific value should be set at which remedial action should be taken, particularly if the air is not currently warmer or cooler air conditioned. | ||
In this context, current temperature reading should be '''0.5 to 1 Celsius degree lower than 1 day ago'''. Most buildings take at least 10 hours to respond to major outside weather changes. | In this context, current temperature reading should be '''0.5 to 1 Celsius degree lower than 1 day ago'''. Most buildings take at least '''10 hours''' to respond to major outside weather changes. | ||
A set temperature should be established by accord that would result in starting indoor heating equipment at a specific power output. | A set temperature should be established by accord that would result in starting indoor heating equipment at a specific power output. | ||