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I use something called Summer Simmer Index, which means that my target temperature takes into account indoor humidity. I feed Home Assistant RAW indoor temperat
by pandora-health 2y ago
I use something called Summer Simmer Index, which means that my target temperature takes into account indoor humidity. I feed Home Assistant RAW indoor temperature, and SAT (the integration), converts it to SSI.
https://blog.gcwizard.net/manual/en/summer-simmer-index-perceived-temperature/01-what-is-the-summer-simmer-index/ https://blog.gcwizard.net/manual/en/summer-simmer-index-perc...
21.3 – 25 °C Somewhat cool. Most people feel comfortable.
25 – 28.3 °C Optimal. Almost everyone feels comfortable.
28.3 – 32.8 °C Somewhat hot. Most people feel comfortable.
- blitzar 2y agoahh 19/20/21 based off the chart - that is more reasonable. I probably would not have bothered with the conversion as humidity indoors is fairly consistent and it appears the index is more designed for summer / higher temperatures rather than winter clothing indoors etc.
- pandora-health 2y agoYes, it's between 40-60% on average. Here's a snapshot https://snapshots.raintank.io/dashboard/snapshot/OvZOk9eb6gLPQjtf5SOCsI0XiJVvCcgD https://snapshots.raintank.io/dashboard/snapshot/OvZOk9eb6gL...
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- altell 2y agoI find it hard to believe that most people feel comfortable with 25 – 28.3 °C, how to come up with this numbers? Based on the link above? It seems rather hot. Also it would depend what the outdoor temperature is. But different people have different preferences https://comfort.cbe.berkeley.edu/ https://comfort.cbe.berkeley.edu/ (comfort calculator)
- pandora-health 2y agoI agree, 25 SSI adjusted and above begins to feel too warm but that's why I set it at slightly cool instead.