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Heating and Hot Water | Energy Saving Trust
Many households use individual heaters, such as portable electric heaters or fixed gas fires, in addition to their central heating. This is called 'secondary heating'.
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Furnaces and Boilers | Department of Energy – Energy.gov
Steam boilers operate at a higher temperature than hot water boilers, and are means that 90% of the energy in the fuel becomes heat for the home and the
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Which Boiler Fuel Should I Use? – A Break-Down of Boiler Fuel
A boiler can provide heat and even hot water to your home, that is if you have what's called a "combi" (short for combination) boiler. Highly efficient boilers will save
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Micro CHP Fuel Cell Boilers & Heating Systems | Viessmann
The fuel cell is integrated into a perfectly matched heating system complete with gas condensing boiler, control unit and domestic hot water cylinder. All of this
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Heating fuel: choose the right domestic fuel to heat your home
With domestic fuel bills rising, finding energy-efficient ways to heat your home is a Gas; Electricity; Oil; LPG; Coal-based solid fuels; Biomass (wood); Hot water
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Oil Central Heating – Which?
Most oil-fired combination boilers have an internal hot water store to supply domestic hot water, rather than the instantaneous heating more common in gas
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The ultimate guide to being efficient with heating and hot water
If your home isn't on the mains gas grid, your boiler could run on oil, biomass (basically wood), or liquid petroleum gas (LPG) stored in a tank outside your home.
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Water Heater Fuel Sources – Home & Garden – HowStuffWorks
Electric – uses large coils that hang down into the tank to heat the water. The coils are similar to the ones in an electric oven. Generally, electric water heaters aren't
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Types of Heating Systems | Smarter House
Inside a gas- or oil-fired furnace, the fuel is mixed with air and burned. Instead of a fan and duct system, a boiler uses a pump to circulate hot water through
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Heating and Hot Water | Energy Saving Trust
Many households use individual heaters, such as portable electric heaters or fixed gas fires, in addition to their central heating. This is called 'secondary heating'.
Ask PriceView More
Furnaces and Boilers | Department of Energy – Energy.gov
Steam boilers operate at a higher temperature than hot water boilers, and are means that 90% of the energy in the fuel becomes heat for the home and the
Ask PriceView More
Which Boiler Fuel Should I Use? – A Break-Down of Boiler Fuel
A boiler can provide heat and even hot water to your home, that is if you have what's called a "combi" (short for combination) boiler. Highly efficient boilers will save
Ask PriceView More
Micro CHP Fuel Cell Boilers & Heating Systems | Viessmann
The fuel cell is integrated into a perfectly matched heating system complete with gas condensing boiler, control unit and domestic hot water cylinder. All of this
Ask PriceView More
Heating fuel: choose the right domestic fuel to heat your home
With domestic fuel bills rising, finding energy-efficient ways to heat your home is a Gas; Electricity; Oil; LPG; Coal-based solid fuels; Biomass (wood); Hot water
Ask PriceView More
Oil Central Heating – Which?
Most oil-fired combination boilers have an internal hot water store to supply domestic hot water, rather than the instantaneous heating more common in gas
Ask PriceView More
The ultimate guide to being efficient with heating and hot water
If your home isn't on the mains gas grid, your boiler could run on oil, biomass (basically wood), or liquid petroleum gas (LPG) stored in a tank outside your home.
Ask PriceView More
Water Heater Fuel Sources – Home & Garden – HowStuffWorks
Electric – uses large coils that hang down into the tank to heat the water. The coils are similar to the ones in an electric oven. Generally, electric water heaters aren't
Ask PriceView More
Types of Heating Systems | Smarter House
Inside a gas- or oil-fired furnace, the fuel is mixed with air and burned. Instead of a fan and duct system, a boiler uses a pump to circulate hot water through
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