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Energy bill impossibly high - and we have tried the basic solutions!
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That is probably where a lot of your energy is going. With UFH it needs to be fairly balanced all the time to keep a constant heat. Cut down to 20C and see if that helps, as you are trying to reheat a floor mass all the time.
This is so interesting! We had no clue. Excited to test this out too.0 -
OK. Try this, it may work. Reduce the UFH to 20C with a setback overnight by 3C, but do not try to use it like a conventional system. You can set a daytime setting to reduce the temp, but stop just using a couple of hours daily.As Manuel says in Fawlty Towers: " I Know Nothing"0
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Thanks everyone. This is turning into quite an exact science!0
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It is not science, it is knowing how to work things!! Make notes of what you change as you can always go back on the settings if there is a problem.As Manuel says in Fawlty Towers: " I Know Nothing"0
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