Increasing Efficiency and Customer Satisfaction by Avoiding the Unintended Consequences of Poor HPWH Installations

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Better Homes, Better Future

Energy and Environmental Building Alliance

102 episodes

6 days ago

In the "Better Homes, Better Future" podcast, Aaron Smith, CEO of EEBA, hosts conversations with key players in the industry to break down the principles, issues, technologies and history of the sustainable building movement.

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Increasing Efficiency and Customer Satisfaction by Avoiding the Unintended Consequences of Poor HPWH Installations

Better Homes, Better Future

1 hour 2 minutes 24 seconds

1 month ago

Increasing Efficiency and Customer Satisfaction by Avoiding the Unintended Consequences of Poor HPWH Installations

1. Discuss the unintended consequences associated with installing HPWH inside the building envelope.

2. Identify the building science mechanisms that cause moisture to condense on surfaces inside the building, both within the space where the HPWH is located and elsewhere in the building.

3. Describe several ways to mitigate the risks of moisture condensation that simultaneously increase the efficiency of the HPWH.

4. Understand the efforts the industry is taking to address these concerns.