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I got a combi boiler fitted in the summer.
Its obviously getting some use now.
What is the rad temperature setting on the boiler?
Is that the temperature that the boiler heats the water to which will obviously be higher than the rads themselves?
What do people have this set to usually?
I am setting it to 45 degrees but have had to increase that now.
What temperature should I not go above?
I dont want to cause damage to the boiler or my wallet!
Does the temperature I set the boiler to cost proportionately more in line with the temperature, for example is 44 degrees 10% more expensive than 40 degrees?
And is 45 degrees 10% cheaper than 50?
I heard some of those energy saving ads on tv say by turning down by a couple of degrees can save a lot of €€'s but is there much savings made by a couple of degrees?
Thanks
Its obviously getting some use now.
What is the rad temperature setting on the boiler?
Is that the temperature that the boiler heats the water to which will obviously be higher than the rads themselves?
What do people have this set to usually?
I am setting it to 45 degrees but have had to increase that now.
What temperature should I not go above?
I dont want to cause damage to the boiler or my wallet!
Does the temperature I set the boiler to cost proportionately more in line with the temperature, for example is 44 degrees 10% more expensive than 40 degrees?
And is 45 degrees 10% cheaper than 50?
I heard some of those energy saving ads on tv say by turning down by a couple of degrees can save a lot of €€'s but is there much savings made by a couple of degrees?
Thanks