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Economy tips 9
Heating is by far the largest consumer of energy in the household. 78 % of the
energy required in a household is consumed by the heating (source: ‚Wohnen
& Energie Sparen/Living and Saving Energy‘. BINE Information Service of the
Karlsruhe Technical Information Centre. July 2004). It is precisely here that
major savings are possible. Most residents under-estimate the potential for
saving on heating and over-estimate the potential for saving on other consumers.
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Proportion of energy consumers in the household Fig.17
1 Light 1,4%
2 Washing, cooking, washing-up 2,5%
3 Cooling, freezing 3%
4 Others 4,5%
5 Hot water 11%
6 Heating 78%
Better insulation could save almost half of the heating energy. Savings are
also possible thanks to modern heating installations with intelligent control. A
reduction of 3°C at night with the heating controller saves about 5 to 8 % of the
heating energy. A constant bedroom temperature of 18°C with a reduced night-
time temperature in the living rooms saves about 12 to 15 %. A constant bedroom
temperature of 16°C with a reduction of 3°C in the living rooms during absences
and at night will save about 25 %.
Bring the time when reduced mode starts as far forward as possible. Each degree
by which the normal temperature is reduced will save about 6% of heating costs.
Only ventilate briefl y, but powerfully. Close shutters and blinds at night. Keep
heaters clear, i.e. do not place any furniture or curtains in front of the heaters, etc.
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