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Only if they produce cold (and dry) air, I guess. In general, with an air to water or ground to water heat pump you can technically cool your floor, but that wo
by gattilorenz 3y ago
Only if they produce cold (and dry) air, I guess. In general, with an air to water or ground to water heat pump you can technically cool your floor, but that won’t help much (you can’t go very low, to avoid condensation problems)
- hnbad 3y agoFWIW with underfloor heating you can reduce the room temperature by a few degrees compared to the outside temperature but this is also generally the recommendation for A/C (which of course doesn't stop people from setting it way lower than that because they can).
- gattilorenz 3y agoTrue. Even at the same temperature A/C does have the added benefit of removing humidity, which leads to more… tolerable heat.