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Heatingsave Heating controllersThis forum post is dated 10/06/09. If you feel it is old or outdated, please follow up with a question or comment and someone may be able to update it, or reply with newer information if you have it. United Kingdom - Green Living
| Heatingsave Heating controllersHeatingSave will cut up to 30%+ off the fuel used by gas, oil and solid fuel heating systems whilst still keeping everyone warm. Particularly suitable for businesses, it replaces the boiler time clock of the existing central heating system with a microprocessor controller that constantly monitors the outside air temperature, boiler and room temperatures. These temperature readings are then fed into a mathematical model within the HeatingSave controller that continuously "learns" the heat loss profile of your building. HeatingSave then only fires up the boilers when absolutely necessary - saving large amounts of oil, gas or solid fuel in the process.The HeatingSave PC software package allows you to easily create and maintain heating patterns and other boiler parameters as well as viewing graphically your savings. We can supply HeatingSave for your staff to install or quote for a completely installed system. Log onto www.heatingsave.co.uk to read the case studies and view the graphs from real, live systems. With heating bills set to rise significantly this year, a HeatingSave controller will pay for itself in no time at all - saving fuel and money whilst reducing CO2 emissions as well. HeatingSave has been approved by the Government (Carbon Trust and DEFRA) to save on heating bills and reduce your business carbon footprint. |
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