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That's a great reply, very informative, thank you.
So basically if I go E7 it should be all or nothing, night water heating & storage heating, and keep heating during the day to a minimum. Or, stay on 1 rate and heat water & house when needed?
I'll look into that combined tank too, certainly a cheaper option than an unvented system.0 -
I wouldn't say all or nothing, but as much as possible or nothing.coolasacucumber wrote: »That's a great reply, very informative, thank you.
So basically if I go E7 it should be all or nothing, night water heating & storage heating, and keep heating during the day to a minimum. Or, stay on 1 rate and heat water & house when needed?
You could of course look at options for a thermal store which could link up with your log burner too. There are so many options.
But I think you should be looking at E7 with as much storage as you can afford. That will save you on bills in the future.
Any other questions, just ask.
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