By Sushant Agarwal
Published on | May 01, 2025
It’s summer outside, but inside? A daily tug-of-war over the AC remote!
Office AC wars heat up in summer—while some freeze under the chill, others battle sweat, sparking daily comfort conflicts across desks.
Central AC cools large spaces uniformly, but what’s comfy for some feels too cold or warm for others—leaving no one truly comfortable.
Central AC cools whole floors uniformly, often ignoring personal preferences and leaving many either too cold or too warm.
Temperature swings at work can cause stiffness, headaches, or cold symptoms, affecting employee health and comfort.
When employees are either too cold or too hot, productivity drops. Discomfort can lead to distractions, decreased focus, and lower work efficiency.
Feeling too warm leads to sweating, distractions, and reduced focus, making it harder for employees to stay efficient and comfortable at work.
Employees feeling cold struggle with energy, concentration, and may become more prone to illness due to the chilly office environment.
The ideal office AC temperature is between 22°C and 24°C (71-75°F), balancing comfort and productivity for most employees.
In crowded rooms, body heat can make AC settings feel inadequate, as more people generate warmth, affecting the overall temperature.
Businesses can use adjustable fans, personal AC units, or zoned systems for customizable comfort, boosting employee productivity and well-being.