Key factors for energy efficiency in indoor applications are the control of relative humidity (RH) and temperature levels. The question is how to achieve acceptable RH levels in an energy efficient manner. Energy efficient humidity control has a very strong bearing on thermal comfort, Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) and eventually on the health and performance of occupants in air-conditioned buildings.

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Fun Fact: Relative humidity is a temperature dependent property. As temperature rises, relative humidity decreases. As temperature decreases, relative humidity increases and approaches saturation.

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