The orange curve represents the setpoint temperature history.
The height bars in the background represent the percentage of the time the boiler was.
For example, on a 30 minutes bar, if the boiler was on during 15 minutes, the height of the
bar is 50%. It lets you compare your energy consumption between one week and another,
and observe the eects of increasing or lowering the setpoint temperature.
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15 Energy savings
15.1 Energy savings
Saving energy can be achieved with some simple actions on your heating system:
- By installing a room thermostat (which measures temperature in your living room and
control the boiler according to it) and set a comfortable and right setpoint temperature.
- By setting a heating schedule that follows your daily activities.
- By remotely controlling your heating and avoiding to heat your empty home when
you are away.
15.2 1) Set the right temperature
Energy studies recommend temperatures of 19
◦
C during the day and 16
◦
C at night.
Without compromising your comfort, think about decresing temperature and saving
energy. When decreasing the temperature by 1 degree, you save 7% over energy consump-
tion.
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