Originally Posted by bigballs
ambient temperature is the surrounding air temperature so even though you are not actively trying to create an ambient temperature on your warm end there still is an ambient temperature there. you just have to measure it.
Sorry, should clear that up, I have it measured, what I was wondering is if I should keep it at anything specific? Right now it sits a little above the temperature of my house @ 72 F. But what your saying is their is no need for an ambient temp of anything specific as long as I am providing a belly heat?
If this is true could I not replace my CHE on the cool side with a belly heat @ 82 as this would surely help me with humidity?
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