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“The reason why humidity isn’t included in cars, or most HVAC systems, is that it is not possible for most of us to attach a specific value to the humidity leve
by MattRix 4y ago
“The reason why humidity isn’t included in cars, or most HVAC systems, is that it is not possible for most of us to attach a specific value to the humidity level.”
I would argue that humidity control is included in cars by the air-recirculation button. It’s certainly not exact control, but if you recirculate the air in winter everything will quickly get fogged up (and often vice versa in summer).
- andix 4y agoI think a lot of cars do consider the humidity in their calculations. Also because they have a way to regulate it: with the AC. So even in the winter they use the AC to reduce humidity, and then immediately heat up the air again.