Owners and tenants can reduce their heating costs by taking various measures. This is now pointed out by the VdZ - Forum for Energy Efficiency in Building Technology. For example, they can lower the room temperature slightly. For every degree lowered, around six percent of energy can be saved.<\/p>\n
In addition, the heaters should not be set to the highest level, as this often causes rooms to heat up too much. Instead, programmable thermostats can be used to set the room temperature optimally. These can also be used by tenants as long as they remove them when they move out and the property is restored to its original condition.<\/p>\n
Owners have even more options: For example, they can have a modern heating system installed in combination with hydronic balancing to save energy. According to the VdZ - Forum for Energy Efficiency in Building Technology, it makes sense to replace the old heating system if it is at least 15 years old. Interested parties can find further information and potential savings on the intelligent-heizen.info website.<\/p>\n
Source and further information: VdZ - Forum for Energy Efficiency in Building Technology e. V.\/intelligent-heizen.info
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