ᐅ Control the climate using underfloor heating or through the ventilation system?
Created on: 25 Oct 2015 09:42
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merlin83
Hello everyone,
We are considering installing an air conditioning system to cool the house during the hot summer temperatures (which now usually last for a solid 2 to 3 weeks per year).
Has anyone installed an air conditioning system and can share their experience? Do you cool via the underfloor heating system or through the ventilation system?
Best regards,
merlin83
We are considering installing an air conditioning system to cool the house during the hot summer temperatures (which now usually last for a solid 2 to 3 weeks per year).
Has anyone installed an air conditioning system and can share their experience? Do you cool via the underfloor heating system or through the ventilation system?
Best regards,
merlin83
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Bauexperte26 Oct 2015 10:20Good day,
In that respect, I agree with 'Mycraft.' "If you struggle to sleep during hot summer nights like he does, only an air conditioner will help; regardless of whether it is a split system or central air."
Regards, Bauexperte
Sebastian79 schrieb:There is a principle in our industry that we – albeit rarely – agree on. "You can protect a house against almost anything, but not against heat."
I have already considered summer thermal protection under the roof (continuous insulation above the rafters with wood fiber boards and mineral wool), but I’m afraid that won’t help in the long run.
In that respect, I agree with 'Mycraft.' "If you struggle to sleep during hot summer nights like he does, only an air conditioner will help; regardless of whether it is a split system or central air."
Regards, Bauexperte
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Sebastian7926 Oct 2015 10:23I wouldn’t install any if I thought it was sufficient as is – although the amplitude shift is already quite significant.
I’m curious to see how it will actually turn out later... according to the HVAC specialist, the climate in our tiny master bedroom will freeze us out anyway.
I’m curious to see how it will actually turn out later... according to the HVAC specialist, the climate in our tiny master bedroom will freeze us out anyway.
That should work out fine... my 3500W system cools the bedroom down to about 21°C (70°F), but since the doors are always open, the surrounding rooms are also cooled and stay around 23-24°C (73-75°F). You can really feel the temperature difference when you go upstairs... and since you have two units, it will work similarly or even better.
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Sebastian7926 Oct 2015 12:59No, we have three units on the upper level and one below — but they were selected according to the room sizes.
Only 10m² (108ft²) cool down quickly ;l
Only 10m² (108ft²) cool down quickly ;l
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