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    CH on 24/7 v timed - results

    It was at a constant temp 24 hours a day. I thought if i reduced it over night it would defeat having it on 24/7 as it needs to use a load of gas to get it back up to 18 from say 12.
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    CH on 24/7 v timed - results

    I'm pleased because its not like we are suffering and having it freezing just to save money. Its lovely and warm all the time. Every house is different, bigger / , with higher ceilings for example, less insulation. Most of the people i know in older houses even with 3 beds have had bills...
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    CH on 24/7 v timed - results

    Results are in our 09 bill for 90days of winter CH is here. 552units of gas over 90days running it 24/7 @ 18. £226 Previous years 90 days was 30mins in morning and 5hrs in evening. About 19/20dC. That used 496units. Pretty impressive really. Hardly used that much more gas but...
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    Balancing the rads - more effecient?

    Thanks both, I was just trying to understand the flow valves. I thought maybe if i restricted water coming in to unused rads it may go elsewhere. I know TRV's detect temp and shut valve but i'm not rushing to fit them. Seems odd they "reliable" detect air temp when sitting ontop of a...
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    Balancing the rads - more effecient?

    Hi, Finally balanced the rads, took 4 or 5 attempts but got there in the end. Rads are flow/return and are about 12yr old so have a wheelhead flow valve. Upstairs it was flow on the right, return/lockshield on the left. Downstairs it was the opposite. Couple of questions though...
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