Saving on heating does not necessarily mean low temperatures at home. Proper adjustment and efficient system operation can reduce consumption without significant loss of comfort.
Constant temperature
Large fluctuations can increase consumption. A reasonable and constant thermostat setting is usually more efficient.
Lower supply temperature
In suitable installations, especially with condensing boilers, lower water temperature can improve performance.
Compensation and modulating control
Adjusting the output to actual needs reduces frequent on/off cycles and energy losses.
Maintenance
A clean heat exchanger, proper combustion, and a well-maintained hydraulic circuit help the boiler perform better.
Home insulation
Good insulation and properly fitted frames reduce the thermal load and, consequently, the required consumption.
