Boring Project #543b
Oct 14th, 2005 by Nate
Thru magic, I was able to turn this:
into this:
My house is now a super modern energy saving machine.
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Thermostat comparison: Datapoint 1, October
This datapoint is probably a little off, because technically I installed the thermostat on the 12th, so I don’t have a full month yet. The only 2 variables I use are average daily temp and average CF of gas used.
Last year, september 28th to october 28th:
Average Daily temp-52
Average cubic feet of gas used per day: 1.3
This year, september 28th to october 28th:
Average Daily temp-52
Average cubic feet of gas used per day: 1.1
$aving$: ~15%