Interesting article on constant heating:
https://energy-surprises.blogspot.com/2 ... y-use.html
Leave the heating on constantly? - Article
Leave the heating on constantly? - Article
38m Barge, Solar (10.6 kWp), 26 kWh of LFP, 50kWh Akvaterm Thermal Store (750l)
Victron Quattro 8 kVA, CerboGX, 3,500L STP, 57kVa Perkins
Our live data: https://vrm.victronenergy.com/installat ... e/c76c4bf6
Victron Quattro 8 kVA, CerboGX, 3,500L STP, 57kVa Perkins
Our live data: https://vrm.victronenergy.com/installat ... e/c76c4bf6
Re: Leave the heating on constantly? - Article
And its made even more complicated by different energy tariffs. I have a period on E10 from 0430 to 0730 which is considerably cheaper than outside that period. So, I have a setback during the night and then heat up in the cheap period where it doesn't matter so much about it being inefficient. From looking at my graphs its about a 30% saving on the heating overnight of which 4 hours of it are in the peak period. It doesn't take too long to recover the temperature. So depending the tariff you have, savings can be made. But they aren't that significant.
The hardest part with setback I find is getting a duvet size that gets me through the night without being too hot or cold
The hardest part with setback I find is getting a duvet size that gets me through the night without being too hot or cold
Re: Leave the heating on constantly? - Article
Wool duvet in 2 pieces for summer + winter popper attachment (we bought ours from sheep farmers at the east of england show years ago & it has been a joy)
& in winter under me I enjoy a thin American Airlines blagged polartec blanket*, thin but warm for the coldest nights of recent warmer years (y'know what I mean)
*which when packing for travel somehow I always forget ..damn it!
& in winter under me I enjoy a thin American Airlines blagged polartec blanket*, thin but warm for the coldest nights of recent warmer years (y'know what I mean)
*which when packing for travel somehow I always forget ..damn it!
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It's the wifes Tesla 3 (she lets me wash it)
Leaf 24
Celotex type insulation stuffed most places
Skip diver to the gentry
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A finger of solar + shed full more
It's the wifes Tesla 3 (she lets me wash it)
Leaf 24
Celotex type insulation stuffed most places
Skip diver to the gentry
Austroflamm WBS
A finger of solar + shed full more