Potterton EP2 Twin Channel Programmer

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Smart controls automate your system so your boiler only comes on at optimum times. They use features such as geofencing, which detects when you're out and so don't need the heating on, and open-window detection to make sure your home's only heated when it's insulated. Room thermostats will turn on the heating until the room reaches the temperature you have set. Once the desired temperature is reached they will turn the heating off. Room thermostats are installed onto the wall with a circular dial with an arrow marked on it, pointing it to a temperature that’s displayed it. One way to save money on the upfront costs is by comparing quotes. Doing this enables you to find the best offers from heating engineers in your area. Whilst thermostatic radiator valves don't directly control the boiler, they can help to keep your rooms at a desired temperature. It’s never too soon to give yourself more control of your central heating and domestic hot water by upgrading your current controls or purchasing new ones.

The wide range of Potterton boilers offering varying warranty lengths from 1-7 years. Find out even more about what's covered by their warranties with our guide to Potterton warranties.Avoid following any blanket rules for how long your central heating should be on for, as this will depend on your home. What works for a home that's highly energy efficient might not be best suited to one that isn't. Up to 3 boiler installers will get in touch with you, each providing a quotes for you to compare, giving you the greatest chance of finding the most competitive price. How will I know if I have this? If you have a gravity-fed hot water cylinder, you'll usually have a tank in the loft, and another storage tank below it somewhere else in your home, often in the airing cupboard. No cylinder insulation

Load compensation controls lower the flow temperature your boiler is running at to a level that's sufficient to reach the temperature set on your thermostat, reducing heat wastage. a dial thermostat on your wall that turns the boiler on when the room it's in drops below the temperature it's set to (generally used in conjunction with a timer) Your installer should be able to tell you what controls are compatible with your boiler, and fit them. If you get weather compensation, a sensor may need to be placed outside your home.On the valve will be either a series of symbols or numbers (often 1-6) that represents the level of heat that will come from the radiator, with a setting of 3 normally giving the room a temperature of around 20°C.