I believe infrared comfort of your room is far more important than people give it credit. Indeed in terms of warmth, direct infrared heating is far faster and m

I believe infrared comfort of your room is far more important than people give it credit. Indeed in terms of warmth, direct infrared heating is far faster and more efficient than convection (albeit directional), so why wouldn't the same be true of cooling? Personally, I can feel whether I'm facing the outdoor wall or not with my eyes shut, no matter how hot the room is. Predictably, that side gets cold even if my back is sweating. I suspect most people are the same and don't necessarily realise it (e.g. why do many people prefer cooler air temps in the summer and warmer air temps in winter, even controlled for humidity?) because there's just no common way of measuring or altering your rooms radiation values besides insulation.