What is your thermostat’s ideal set point

Thermal comfort is a subjective experience that can depend on a variety of factors. Here are some of the things that can affect your thermal comfort:

🍃 Air temperature: The temperature of the air surrounding your body can affect your comfort level. Generally, people feel comfortable at a temperature range between 18°C to 24°C, but individual preferences may vary.

☀ Radiant temperature: The temperature of surfaces in your environment, such as walls and windows, can affect your thermal comfort.

🌊 Humidity: Humidity refers to the amount of moisture in the air. High humidity can make you feel warmer, while low humidity can make you feel cooler.

🌪 Air velocity: The speed at which air moves can affect your thermal comfort. A breeze can make you feel cooler, while still, air can make you feel warmer.

👕 Clothing: The type and amount of clothing you wear can affect your thermal comfort. Layers of clothing can provide insulation, while lighter clothing can allow heat to escape from your body.

🏃‍♀️ Activity level: Your level of physical activity can affect your thermal comfort. For example, you may feel warmer when exercising and cooler when sedentary.

🎂 Personal factors: Your age, gender, health status, and other personal factors can affect your thermal comfort.

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