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I have a similar issue with thermostats in general: set points without a humidity coefficient is a constant battle. 26C and dry is comfortable: Stay off. 26C an
by Scoundreller 4y ago
I have a similar issue with thermostats in general: set points without a humidity coefficient is a constant battle. 26C and dry is comfortable: Stay off. 26C and humid is sweltering: Power up.
My "smart" thermostat has a settings for this, but I seem to be at its algorithm's mercy instead of specifying: "50% RH or less, no change, 50-70%, -2C to the set points, 70%+, -3C to the set points".
Let alone being able to do dehumidification only.
- amluto 4y agoThis isn’t entirely a problem with your thermostat. If it’s 26C and humid, all your thermostat can do is to call for cooling. (Maybe it can call for stage 1 or stage 2. You are unlikely to have anything that can do stand-alone dehumification.) So it can’t actually achieve a comfortable and efficient target.
- Scoundreller 4y agoWould still be more comfortable and efficient if could aim for what I'd be equally happy with: 23C + humid or 26C + dry