Calculator checks
Validation Test Cases
These examples show the expected results for representative calculator inputs. They are not personal household measurements or product recommendations. They help readers see how the current calculation rules behave.
Reference cases
| Calculator | Example input | Expected result |
|---|---|---|
| Indoor Comfort Score | 22.2 C, 45% RH | Comfort score about 97/100, dew point about 9.7 C, comfortable humidity label. |
| Dew Point Calculator | 22.2 C, 50% RH | Dew point about 11.3 C using the Magnus approximation. |
| Indoor Humidity Calculator | 55% RH | Upper humidity watch, because it is above the 30% to 50% preferred target and within the 50% to 60% watch range. |
| Room Moisture Watch | 21 C, 60% RH | Lower moisture watch, dew point about 12.9 C, with notes to compare readings and surfaces. |
| AC BTU Calculator | 200 sq ft, normal sun, 8 ft ceiling, 1 occupant, no kitchen heat | About 5,000 BTU after the 25 BTU/ft2 planning baseline and small-room floor. |
| Dehumidifier Size Calculator | 700 sq ft, damp | About 40 pints/day: 30 pint damp-room base plus one 10 pint area adjustment. |
How to use these cases
If a calculator output changes, the related method explanation should be reviewed with the change. Small rounding differences can happen when temperature units are converted before entry, but the displayed result should stay close to these reference cases.
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