Yep. According to my daily gas usage. See chart.
Someone is in the house all day long most days. In any case, most of our gas usage will be in the evening when we cook and have showers.Presumably you were at home Sunday, out Monday and Tuesday? I'm home most days and using small amounts of water throughout the day.
nice app - it shows the actual energyYep. According to my daily gas usage. See chart.
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Your gas meter is probably passing unregistered gas.Two of us in the house, gas hob for cooking, numerous hot water hand washing throughout the day, both of us have a shower every night, occasional baths. Hot water is on 24/7. When the heating is not used, we average 37p a day gas usage so personally, I CBA with switching the hot water on and off or even putting it on a timer. I might come home from work or the allotment in the middle of the day and want to jump straight in the shower so it’s nice to know I always have a cylinder full of hot water at any time of the day.
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Why do you say that?Your gas meter is probably passing unregistered gas.
You can't have the amount of hot water you're using for 37p a day.Why do you say that?
I can and I do.You can't have the amount of hot water you're using for 37p a day.
Hi,
Combi boilers have two knobs to set CH and HW temperatures. This way one can keep CH temp low to say 50C and condense for high efficiency, and HW temp higher say 60C.
Is there a way I can have two temp for heat only boilers activated by an external switch or openterm? I only start the boiler for HW before shower so I can increase supply temp to 65 to heat up the water cylinder and return to 50 for the rest of the day to supply the radiators.
I could not find any supplier that does manage openterm for heat only boiler switching CH/HW temp.
Many Thanks
.. Hi.. I found out that I can achieve same result by fiddling with weather compensation thermistor. I just modify the thermistor resistance by external relay and can change the supply water temp.. much simpler than opentherm ..
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