The term ‘thermal comfort’ describes a person’s state of mind in terms of whether they feel too hot or too cold.

Environmental factors (such as humidity and sources of heat in the workplace) combine with personal factors (ie your clothing) and work-related factors (how physically demanding your work is) to influence your ‘thermal comfort’.

Using this tool, you can accurately identity a buildings thermal comfort described by Fanger’s Predicted Mean Vote (PMV) and the Percentage People Dissatisfied (PPD).

You can read more about thermal comfort here.