In terms of heated air, where should uniform temperature be prioritized in a heated space?

Prioritizing uniform temperature in areas occupied by people is essential for comfort and efficiency in heated spaces. People tend to be more sensitive to temperature variations; thus, ensuring that areas where individuals spend their time are evenly heated can enhance their comfort and overall experience. When warmth is evenly distributed in occupied zones, it helps prevent drafts and cold spots, fostering a more pleasant environment.

In contrast, while addressing temperature near windows, in unoccupied spaces, or near heating units can be important for energy efficiency and system performance, these areas do not directly impact the comfort of individuals as significantly as spaces where people are present. Ensuring that occupied areas maintain a consistent and comfortable temperature should be the primary goal in heating strategies. This focus not only improves comfort but can also lead to better overall air circulation and heating efficiency in the space.