Something like that. I can't say exactly how much water you will be pulling down because all our fan coil units are hooked up to a drain, so I never measure it. As for how much you are cooling with the lights off, I can't say I can give you a concrete number on that either. The thermostats turn the chillers and the fan coils on and off when need be.
When your HVAC is operating at design load, you will be using around 30% on HVAC and 70% on lighting.
Ligjts go off, heat load drops and cooling isn't required. Maybe need heat. How do you get dehu without cooling?
lol, probably. I doubt his consultant knows much about HVAC.
lmfao! true very true. we better get some care packages via air mail or something for our contributions
That's good. I find I get about 33/67 with normal mini splits.
He said thermostat runs compressor.
So, the fan coils with the heater built in are run off a humidistat. So, they can turn on regardless the temperature.
Or growing imho.
hmmm, you'd need a dual tstat/humidistat then I would think
A portable dehu will put off 25% more heat. We size the heaters to the size of the fan coils so it do not raise or lower the temperature of the room when the dehumidification is occuring.
My point is dehu at night is still as big an issue as day. Your going to need to pull 1 - 1.5 gallons per kw hid just at night.
You are correct.
right...makes sense