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So the fallback heat issue seems fixable by learning how to operate the equipment properly. That's good to know. Unfortunately, the requirement to keep windows
by fauigerzigerk 4y ago
So the fallback heat issue seems fixable by learning how to operate the equipment properly. That's good to know.
Unfortunately, the requirement to keep windows shut and install a ventilation system instead rules out every single place I have ever lived in.
- toast0 4y agoYeah, if you're accustomed to keeping windows open during the heating season, I think you're going to have a bad time unless you live with a mild climate. Sounds like you're probably on a boiler / radiator system; which probably means you're not in a very mild climate. You could ask an HVAC company what it would take to be on a heat pump with the windows open, but it's probably going to cost a lot of electricity, and if you build the system for that, when you eventually do decide to close the windows, the system is going to be too big and you'll have comfort issues from that. Do you have air conditioning? Do you leave the windows open during the cooling season?
- fauigerzigerk 4y agoUnderstood, thanks! I'm in London using a gas boiler like almost everybody here. Our windows are always open in the summer and also during much of spring and autumn to keep the mold at bay and the air fresh.