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Xringer · 04-09-14, 04:45 PM

Temperature Sensors

1. 57.3 F Basement air temp
2. 119.1 F H2O tank
3. 52.8 F Outdoors
4. 80.6 F Attic
5. 70.1 F Living Room
6. 52.1 F Oil burner ~ Basement floor temp

That oil burner temperature is at 52.1, because it's got an HX coil inside
that cools down the water-jacket (76 gallon), every time we use hotwater.

So, the actual basement slab temp is about 52.1F, or ground water temp.
Since the current water table is only about 2 feet below the slab.

It's kinda nice to see it's warmer in the basement, than it is outdoors..

We are moving in the right direction.. Towards a warm dry basement work shop!

04-09-14, 04:45 PM	#86
Xringer Lex Parsimoniae Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Woburn, MA Posts: 4,918 Thanks: 114 Thanked 250 Times in 230 Posts	The basement is getting a little warmer! Temperature Sensors 1. 57.3 F Basement air temp 2. 119.1 F H2O tank 3. 52.8 F Outdoors 4. 80.6 F Attic 5. 70.1 F Living Room 6. 52.1 F Oil burner ~ Basement floor temp That oil burner temperature is at 52.1, because it's got an HX coil inside that cools down the water-jacket (76 gallon), every time we use hotwater. So, the actual basement slab temp is about 52.1F, or ground water temp. Since the current water table is only about 2 feet below the slab. It's kinda nice to see it's warmer in the basement, than it is outdoors.. We are moving in the right direction.. Towards a warm dry basement work shop! __________________ My hobby is installing & trying to repair mini-splits EPA 608 Type 1 Technician Certification ~ 5 lbs or less..