When i have to put the heating on with my combi boiler is it cheaper to have the boiler set at 70 eco with less radiators on, or at 50 with more radiators on? My boiler man has serviced the boiler and set it to 70 eco for when i need the heating on. Any ideas welcome please!
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Cost effective heating and boiler settings: higher boiler temperature with fewer radiators or the opposite?
Best answer by BPLightlog
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Most people that I have spoken to leave their radiators on but reduce the flow temperature of the boiler.
The Heat Geek guys are good at explaining things
You should also be able to set your hot water temperature separately which might be more economical
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Hi
Most people that I have spoken to leave their radiators on but reduce the flow temperature of the boiler.
The Heat Geek guys are good at explaining things
You should also be able to set your hot water temperature separately which might be more economical
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