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Taf · 31-10-2010, 16:05

A lot of combi boilers now have a fixed water temperature of 60c (too hot for me!).

All but one of your radiators should have a TRV fitted that control that room's temperature. The one without a TRV should be where the wall thermostat is (hallway usually).

Letting a house cool whilst you're out is possibly a bad thing as it may need quite a while, and thus a lot of energy to get the house warmed up again. Check for decent wall and roof insulation!

31-10-2010, 16:05	#3
Taf cf.mega poster Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Kairdiff-by-the-sea Age: 70 Services: TVXL BBXL Superhub 2ac (wired) 1Tb Tivo Posts: 10,422	Re: Central Heating question A lot of combi boilers now have a fixed water temperature of 60c (too hot for me!). All but one of your radiators should have a TRV fitted that control that room's temperature. The one without a TRV should be where the wall thermostat is (hallway usually). Letting a house cool whilst you're out is possibly a bad thing as it may need quite a while, and thus a lot of energy to get the house warmed up again. Check for decent wall and roof insulation!