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Originally Posted by Phil_E
It’s not especially hot in the European summer, so I don’t think I need loads of power. It’s been 26 degrees C with the windows open / curtains closed to try and keep the heat out and the building has a high thermal mass.
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Sounds like the most economical option would be to open two windows at night and set a fan in one to take advantage of nighttime cooling. Even in a much hotter climate like Texas, it's enough to delay A/C use by at least an hour or two every day so the energy used leaving the fan on all night is more than made up for.
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