stefanc84
2018-05-23 01:44:12
- #1
I didn't route the ventilation system through the ground, but in my experience, cooling via air does not work as well as expected. Example: 25 degrees inside the house. Outside at night 8 degrees, bypass open, which means the 8 degrees more or less go directly into the supply air. Still, the room temperature hardly drops at all, because apparently the screed and walls, the entire mass of the house, do not lose the stored heat from the day that quickly. However, I have no comparison to how it would be without ventilation. It could of course be that we would already be at 27 degrees room temperature then.