[Case Study of Passive Air Conditioning] A house that is warm in winter and does not condense when building a home.
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Here is a case study introducing the installation of a passive air conditioning system in a detached house in Okazaki City, Aichi Prefecture. The previous residence was a 40-year-old wooden house that suffered from severe cold and condensation. The homeowner believed that "if building a new house, not only the design but also comfort is important," and placed a high priority on the budget for thermal performance, which is something that cannot be changed later. During the first winter after moving into the passive air-conditioned house, when asked about the living comfort, the response was enthusiastic: "It's almost too comfortable." [Case Overview (Partial)] ■ Challenges - The previous 40-year-old wooden house suffered from severe cold and condensation. ■ Results - There is no drop in room temperature in the early morning, allowing for immediate rising from bed. - The floor is not cold, so there is no chill at the feet, and the bathroom and toilet are also not cold, resulting in no stress related to temperature. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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【Other Case Summary】 ■Location: Okazaki City, Aichi Prefecture (6 areas) ■Site Area: 314.13 m² ■Building Area: 96.34 m² ■Total Floor Area: 128.74 m² ■Building Overview: 2-story wooden structure using traditional construction methods *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.*
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In addition to realizing a comfortable living environment, we contribute to a significant reduction in CO2 emissions by using solar energy to cover heating and hot water, which account for more than half of household energy consumption. Over the past 20 years, OM Solar has been adopted in over 20,000 homes and various facilities that have become assets to local communities across the country. Together with member construction companies nationwide, we take pride in being pioneers of passive solar architecture and will continue to strive for the further promotion of solar energy utilization.