presumably very good: house is ~10 yrs old, luxury model, no expense spared in infrastructure
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Replying to @BrowningMachine @MorlockP and
I am an actual HVAC expert in real life (good profession to be in in TX). I concur with the doc's advice.
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Replying to @NemoSumNomine @BrowningMachine and
insulation is fine ; new house, 2x6 walls full of good insulation. Rafters over this room prob more like 2x10.
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Replying to @MorlockP @BrowningMachine and
Houses in NH require more insulation than in TX. ΔT much greater in heating season in NH (ΔT>60°F) than A/C season in TX (ΔT=+/-30°F)
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this house is well insulated, but when we have a 10°F day and the wind is whipping, it can get cold
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Replying to @BrowningMachine @MorlockP and
The 99% heating design temp for most of NH is under 5F. That means that 86.4 hrs/yr are colder than that- colder than a witch's nipples.
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Yep. We see 0 or even -10 °F every now and then, briefly, but 10°F is an actual "oh, yeah, that's just a cold day" temp.
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