u/TusconTony

I have a "hot day" schedule strategy* for the ecobee that I've used over the past 6 days as temps have risen to the low/mid 90s with oppressive humidity. Beestat reports that my heat pump is running about 8 hours out of 24 to keep our house comfortable and I am OK with that amount of runtime. I'm curious what others are doing to combat this heat dome effect. Thanks for your input.

*74 degrees in the morning, rising to 75 during the hottest part of the day, then falling back to 74 again in the evening and finally 73 at night. 1 degree differential, smart recovery enabled. Located in south central Indiana.