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What is appropriate heating and cooling thermostat set points for office building?

asked 7 years ago

Aryan Shahabian's avatar

updated 7 years ago

What is appropriate heating and cooling thermostat set points (and set backs) for large open office spaces? (It's a tall office building in tropical desert climate of Dubai. The interior humidity ranges between 45-55 percent)

I would appreciate if you could reply referring to valid standards or academic literature.

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In general, an appropriate heating and cooling setpoint is whatever your specific project calls for. But if you're just looking for guidance / general setpoints, I'd say this greatly depends on where your building is located. Perhaps adding an indication of where you're looking to put your building would help giving a more targeted answer.

Julien Marrec's avatar Julien Marrec  ( 7 years ago )

It's a tall office building in tropical desert climate of Dubai (I edited the description of the question as well).

Aryan Shahabian's avatar Aryan Shahabian  ( 7 years ago )

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answered 7 years ago

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Check out the prototype buildings and inspect the temp schedules they are using.

https://www.energycodes.gov/developme...

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