by Sebastian Duchene | Apr 26, 2023 | Comfort, Energy Saving, Thermal Neutrality, Uncategorized
Optimal Humidity As a homeowner, creating a comfortable and healthy indoor environment is essential for your well-being and that of your family. Humidity levels play a significant role in achieving this, as high or low humidity levels can cause discomfort, mold,... 
by Sebastian Duchene | Apr 7, 2023 | Comfort, Energy Saving, Full Surface Carbon Fiber Heating Film, Uncategorized
Why Do Current Heating Solutions Use So Much Energy? In order to save on one’s energy bill the most important thing is to maximize the efficiency of the heating system. A common and effective method for accomplishing this is by increasing the overall insulative... 
by Sebastian Duchene | Feb 21, 2023 | Comfort, Thermal Neutrality
In this post in our thermoneutrality series we will be covering the role that clothing plays in influencing our thermal comfort, describing CLO Values, and covering the problem of clothing differences in determining ideal office temperatures. The... 
by Sebastian Duchene | Jan 3, 2023 | Comfort, Full Surface Carbon Fiber Heating Film, Thermal Neutrality, Uncategorized
Our Bodies As Machines In this next section of our thermoneutrality series we will be focusing on our metabolism, defining what it’s components are, the factors that influence it, and the role that it plays in determining when we find ourselves in a state of... 
by Sebastian Duchene | Dec 7, 2022 | Comfort, Full Surface Carbon Fiber Heating Film, Technology
Is Far-Infrared Radiative Heating Safe? The short answer is yes! However, to better understand why Far-Infrared Radiative Heating is safe one first needs to understand how radiation works. ... 
by Sebastian Duchene | Nov 29, 2022 | Comfort, Thermal Neutrality
Air Speed In The Built Environment Now that we know how air speed influences our bodies ability to release heat (if not read through our article on airspeed), we can take a look at air speed and its role in the built environment! We will be focusing on...