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Hi,
Our house had electric heaters with Economy 7 installed back in, oh - the 70s. It was bloody expensive to have installed and this was back in the days when the nationalised electricity companies treated you like dirt and told you what you were having. Anyhow, basically, we have a system which controls our heating by switching the heaters on at 1AM and switches them off at 7AM. In the night, during the winter, the house is warm. In the day the house gets cold very quickly and there is no way to turn the heaters on. The heating is controlled by a black box with a clear plastic cover over it in which there is a metal clock type mechanism with 4 pins in it. I assume that, if I had the cover open, I could move the pins around and get it to change so that the heaters came on for, say, a couple of hours during the day as well as the usual night-time. Can I do this? However, can I have a different control box installed so that I can set the heating to come on at night plus have some control over the heaters during the day? Thanks, John. |
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