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Let’s get straight to the point - Your boiler’s flow temperature might be set too high, meaning it’s working overtime, wasting energy and your valuable money. By turning it down to 60 (don’t worry we’ll show you how) your boiler will keep your house just as warm and cosy, but use less energy.
Many are unaware that you can change your boiler settings to make sure the water is at an optimal temperature. Research suggests that keeping tabs on this can help you save £57.04 a year. When...
Money-saving guide on how to adjust a boiler for maximum energy savings in all home environments. Tips and useful information to reduce your energy bill.
This setting allows you to operate your boiler more efficiently. What is the E setting on my boiler? The E setting on your boiler means you use less gas and so saves money, energy and reduces your boiler CO2, helping you minimise your carbon footprint.
Our guide explores the different boiler settings, including temperature, pressure, and timing, and provides practical advice on how to adjust them to improve your boiler's efficiency and save money on your ener.
Your boiler should have a dial or a digital temperature setting, usually marked in numbers or from minimum (min) to maximum (max). This sets the temperature of the water that’s pumped from the boiler through the radiators to heat your home. This is known as the boiler flow temperature.
Spending less energy and water or changing where you get your energy from can make a big difference to your bills and to the environment. Reduce energy use and become a power preserver today, find tips below.
One adjustment to your boiler settings can reduce your heating bills by up to 9% - while still leaving your home feeling nice and cosy. As winter continues to bite, households in the UK are...
Lowering the flow temperature on a combi boiler is a quick and efficient way to reduce energy usage without turning down the thermostat. When the temperature of a combi boiler is...