Godfather420
Well-Known Member
I would add though, that in our high humidity situations, that to remove as much humidity as we do that with out adding heat to the equation most ac's would cool a room below target temp trying to keep the latent heat load down. Yes humidity is relative but only in the sense that as temp goes up it goes down and vice versa. However when you add a humidity creating source weather that be plants or humans, as we know, AC's will cool the room down and remove some of the humidity but not all of it. Like having a 70f wet bulb room temp and 70 percent humidity or 80f room temp with 70 percent humidity.