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Aside the inefficiency, surely it's not necessary to 'turn up' the AC in that case? I thought that you set a target temperature once and just leave it there?
by dingaling 8y ago
Aside the inefficiency, surely it's not necessary to 'turn up' the AC in that case? I thought that you set a target temperature once and just leave it there?
Domestic AC is very rare in the UK so I may have misunderstood.
- TheCoelacanth 8y agoThe temperature won't be consistent throughout the room if you have a big heat source like a fire in part of the room, so you would need to set it too a lower temperature to keep it comfortable near the fire.