Andy Sayler
@andysayler.bsky.social
Information Security, Public Policy, and Food Stuff. InfoSec @Workday, ex-InfoSec @twitter. (he/him)
And a final update now that temperatures have recovered. Heat pump held the house at 60-65 for three days of mostly continuous sub-0 F temps. Recovered to easily holding the house at 70 as soon as the outdoor temps went back above 20 or so. Given how rare these temps are, I consider this a success!
January 17, 2024 at 5:49 AM
And a final update now that temperatures have recovered. Heat pump held the house at 60-65 for three days of mostly continuous sub-0 F temps. Recovered to easily holding the house at 70 as soon as the outdoor temps went back above 20 or so. Given how rare these temps are, I consider this a success!
Update: heat pump is doing okay -- the central air handler is holding the house at 60-65, which is about what I'd expect given the ductwork was designed for a furnace, not a heat pump. This is pure heat pump heating too; no resistive or other backup installed. Normal weather vs current in graphs.
January 14, 2024 at 5:14 PM
Update: heat pump is doing okay -- the central air handler is holding the house at 60-65, which is about what I'd expect given the ductwork was designed for a furnace, not a heat pump. This is pure heat pump heating too; no resistive or other backup installed. Normal weather vs current in graphs.
Heat pump test weekend in Boulder. 🥶
January 13, 2024 at 3:00 AM
Heat pump test weekend in Boulder. 🥶
