Distinguish alleged savings of heat energy from highest possibile savings
connected unique heat comfort!
- Maximal ammount of generated heat should be used for heating In the right time. (Too little heat is bad, but too much or in the wrong time is also bad.)
- Heat shouldn’t be produced if it is produced in excess, unless the surplus is storaged in buffer unit. (You usually don’t produce goods directly to store, by analogy this applies to heat generation – heat distribution)
- Heat should be distributed when its needed with the amount that’s needed. (This condition will not be met by having solely floor heating)
- Radiators are not for buffering excess heat, and protect it from overheating, but are for providing as much heat as we currently need.
- With today’s technology of building energy-saving and smaller house, nothing stands In the way of combining radiators with floor heating in one circulation with the same temperature (look for: hybrid heat distribution).
- Optimal central heating installation should be configured in a way, that after reaching desired temperature in the room or with appearance of significant heat gains or with no heating needs, heat generation could be completely stopped, or significantly reduced.