In an upstate NY winter, that's a generalization that's generally not true.
In an upstate NY winter, that's a generalization that's generally not true.
We might add "on an average day." NREL says 560 Btu/ft^2 of sun (290 diffuse) falls on a south wall on an 29.1 F average day in Rochester with a 35.8 daily max, so a low-mass room with R2 double-pane south glazing with 80% solar transmission and good insulation and no holes in the ceiling might have
0.8x560 = 6h(T-32)1ft^2/R2, which makes T = 181 F. Warm enough? :-)It should be a heat SOURCE for the attached house.
Nick
Should be, but many aren't. Depends on what the owner expected, paid for, and hopefully got in return.
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