I am having a new gas central heating system installed. It will service the main house and "granny flat" annex. Is there any way to sub meter the gas used in the annex to produce reasonably accurate bills?
Gas sub meter?
- Thread starter Thomk
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If you mean one boiler serving the main house and annex, there is only one appliance so there is no simple way to calculate the actual demand by the Annex.
Or are you having two heating systems installed so separate supplies can be metered?
Or are you having two heating systems installed so separate supplies can be metered?
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Just one boiler and one gas meter.
Is it a secret
Well I would be very grateful if you would tell me about it.No it's not a secret, but until you answered if it was one heating system or two, it would be pointless in talking to you about heat meters
Not sure Lee is going to tell me. Anyone else have any ideas?
As Lee said you can use a heat meter which measures the energy passing through the flow to the granny flat
http://kamstrup.stockshed.com/index.php?route=product/category&path=445_128_129
That is only one supplier and not a recommendation in any way just shop around for one that suits your needs
http://kamstrup.stockshed.com/index.php?route=product/category&path=445_128_129
That is only one supplier and not a recommendation in any way just shop around for one that suits your needs
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