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Valuable Information from Orlando Air Conditioning Experts: The Ideal Base Indoor Temperature

Wednesday, 01 December 2021 03:00 AM

Orlando Air Conditioning Experts

The Florida-based heating, cooling, and air conditioning company is pleased to provide guidance on the most optimal temperatures to set a furnace or air conditioner to, depending on the season.

ORLANDO, FL / ACCESSWIRE / December 1, 2021 / As the seasons change, so do human sensitivities to temperature. Typically, when the weather turns cool outside, people tend to increase the temperature inside their homes. Likewise, when the weather becomes warmer, people usually react by lowering the thermostat. But there's a decision that every homeowner must face each time a new season begins: What setting should I put my heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) system to, now? What temperature would be the most comfortable and appropriate for this particular time of year? Is there an industry consensus on the matter? By means of answering these questions, Orlando Air Conditioning Experts presents a short, handy guide to the ideal base indoor temperature for a household, depending on the season.

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Late Spring, Summer, and Early Autumn

Factoring in energy consumption and typical human comfort, the HVAC industry consensus is that 78 degrees Fahrenheit (or 26 degrees Celsius) is the ideal base indoor temperature during hot weather. All that means is that it is a good starting point. Individual preferences vary, but for those who are confused about what temperature to set their thermostat at when it's warm outside, it is an excellent place to begin. Obviously, should an occupant of the household find it too warm or chilly, an adjustment ought to be made. It should also be noted that although 78 degrees Fahrenheit is the ideal base indoor temperature during the daytime in spring and early summer, it is not the ideal base temperature for sleeping. Generally speaking, to encourage deep sleep, the indoor temperature should be between 60-68 degrees Fahrenheit (15-20 degrees Celsius), once again depending on personal taste.

Late Autumn, Winter, and Early Spring

On the other side of things, when the weather outside turns cold, the HVAC industry consensus is that 68 degrees Fahrenheit (or 20 degrees Celsius) is the ideal base indoor temperature. Once again, individual preferences will differ, but setting a thermostat at 68 degrees is an excellent starting point from which to make minor adjustments depending on the sensitivities of a household's occupants. HVAC experts also highly recommend lowering the temperature 10-12 degrees Fahrenheit (6-8 degrees Celsius) overnight or if a household is going to be empty for any significant length of time, as doing so can save a homeowner as much as 10 percent every year in heating and cooling costs.

All of these tips are, of course, entirely dependent on the geographic location and general climate of the location of the household in question, and should be adjusted accordingly. For example, those who live in Maine will probably make different tweaks to this information than those who live in Texas. But, taken strictly as a baseline guide, these are the ideal base indoor temperatures for the four seasons.

Should any homeowner in the Orlando, Florida area want to further inquire about indoor temperature settings, Orlando Air Conditioning Experts is more than happy to lend their professional expertise in answering any questions. The company's technicians are well-versed in all HVAC-related matters, and trained to know just about everything about furnaces, air conditioners, and heat pumps.

Anyone interested in learning more about Orlando Air Conditioning Experts and the many HVAC services it provides is encouraged to visit the company's official website.

About Orlando Air Conditioning Experts:

Orlando Air Conditioning Experts is a heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) service repair and installation company headquartered in Orlando, Florida, and specializing in both central and ductless mini-split air conditioning. The company serves both residential and commercial clients, combining the use of the highest quality parts and equipment with an emphasis on individualized customer service. The technicians employed by Orlando Air Conditioning Experts are well-trained professionals, qualified to repair and perform maintenance on any brand of heater or air conditioner, and the company includes a warranty with all the heating and air conditioning services it provides. Should an unanticipated HVAC problem arise, emergency service is available at any time, day or night. Orlando Air Conditioning Experts maintains strategic partnerships with industry giants Lennox, RunTru, Rheem, Trane, York, and Fujitsu. The company is accredited by Better Business Bureau, where it maintains an A+ listing.

Contact Information:

Orlando Air Conditioning Experts
Phone: (407) 986-9977
Email: [email protected]
Website: orlandoairconditioningexperts.com

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