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Underfloor heating with less of the "under floor"
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Underfloor heating with less of the "under floor"
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On 7 Jan,
Tim S wrote:
With that scenario, we could say the "luxury" of UFH costs us an extra 140W
for 19m2 room at 50% duty cycle heating. That's more like 2.50 quid/month
for the colder months.
Most of the other rooms downstairs are bedrooms, so should be on a lower
duty cycle, but as 2 are kids bedrooms, that may not always be true...
Hmm.
You should be able to run the roms at a lower temperature with UFH, as the
heat is where you want it. This will negate some of the extra losses thrpugh
the floor.
yup.
I have a roomstat set to 18C and SWMBO says its 'fine with a jumper on'
By running 24x7, that 18C is utterly even: with timing, I used to feel
cold until the stat showed 19-20C.
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