Can someone tell whether latent load contributes to the total cooling load of a building or not.if it does, tell which way, and how it should be looked at during load calculation of a building.Also if possible display a perfect, easily understood definition of latent heat.Thanks

Help! I am trying to qualify for an Ag rate on a non-occupied country home. The home is 2100 square feet and has a full kitchen and washer/dryer. It also has a swimming pool with a cleaner and a hot tub. The oven and hot tub are powered by propane. All heat is by gas stove and no air conditioning....

Hi all, My name is Jack from lockport, IL. I am installing a bathroom in my basement which include a sewage waste pump. The pump is 1/2 horse and rated at 19.4 amps normal running. Would it be too much if I was to hook the sewage pump, a gfci outlet (for shaver or hair dryer) two lights...

I have some experience in installing residential electric but I never had to calculate the load for anyone’s home. I have a friend who wants me to run power out to his garage for a outlet and a light and he also wants a line ran up to the second floor for his home office for a computer and he has...

#1 Dec 27, 2006, 10:32 PM vcavina New Member Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: California Posts: 7 Electrical wall heater in single wide mobile home