Me pehea te Whakaritea i nga Whakarererangi Pahū-Tara hei Tiaki Pungao

1. I te wa e whakahaere ana i nga whakamaarama hau pahū, A ape i te whakatakoto i te pāmahana makariri iti rawa. Ko te whakaheke i te pāmahana huinga i runga i te hau o te rangi ka piki ake te kohi hiko, Na te tikanga whakaheke i te pāmahana o roto na 6 ki 7 tohu (whakamahana i 26-28 tohu, whakawera i 18-23 tohu) he rawaka.

2. Raising the set pāmahana by 1 degree during cooling and lowering it by 2 degrees during heating can result in electricity savings of over 10%, with the human body barely noticing the minor difference.

3. Upon starting, choose a higher or lower temperature/high heat setting to quickly reach the desired control level. Once the temperature becomes comfortable, adjust the airflow direction to minimize energy use and noise.

4. Keep the “hau” switch from being constantly on as it leads to increased electricity usage.

5. Limiting the frequency of opening doors and windows can prevent the influx of external heat, aiding in energy conservation.