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Not always because it depends on many factors such as demand energy pricing. The house also has heat inertia, meaning it could take hours to reach a ceratin tem
by petre 2y ago
Not always because it depends on many factors such as demand energy pricing. The house also has heat inertia, meaning it could take hours to reach a ceratin temperature, so you'd have to turn on the AC hours in advance before you arrive home.
- Scoundreller 2y agoCool thing is I don’t care about the temperature of the solid mass inside of where I am, just the air really. I know when I turn on the A/C in my office, it’s not going to cool the concrete wall/floors/ceiling much in the 8h I’m there before I shut it off for the day. And that’s fine.
- petre 2y agoThe solid mass inside the building, the walls and floors heat the air and the AC is working harder to keep up. Also exposed glass to direct sunshine that creates a greenhouse effect.