DRsquare
Civil/Environmental
- May 12, 2004
- 21
I'm a building plans examiner in FL, and the energy code requires the capacity of the installed equipment to be no more than 115% of the load. Typical load calculations are ~80%SHR, while the capacity is always figured at 70% SHR. This gives a unit which has less sensible capacity than load, and way more latent capacity than needed.
Why then do I always "hear" that if you oversize a unit, you'll get a build up of moisture because the unit doesn't run long enough?
Why then do I always "hear" that if you oversize a unit, you'll get a build up of moisture because the unit doesn't run long enough?