Question 1

Which settings do I use for the thermostats on the radiators?

Accepted Answer

The thermostats should normally be completely open in maximum position, but if you want a lower temperature, adjust them by screwing them closed. If it gets too hot with the thermostat in maximum position, a lot of heat will enter the building: In this case you can lower the heat curve in your central heating substation or electric boiler, and also save energy.

Question 2

Which settings do I use for the thermostats on the radiators?

Accepted Answer

The thermostats should normally be completely open in maximum position, but if you want a lower temperature, adjust them by screwing them closed. If it gets too hot with the thermostat in maximum position, a lot of heat will enter the building: In this case you can lower the heat curve in your central heating substation or electric boiler, and also save energy.

Question 3

Which settings do I use for the thermostats on the radiators?

Accepted Answer

The thermostats should normally be completely open in maximum position, but if you want a lower temperature, adjust them by screwing them closed. If it gets too hot with the thermostat in maximum position, a lot of heat will enter the building: In this case you can lower the heat curve in your central heating substation or electric boiler, and also save energy.

Question 4

Which settings do I use for the thermostats on the radiators?

Accepted Answer

The thermostats should normally be completely open in maximum position, but if you want a lower temperature, adjust them by screwing them closed. If it gets too hot with the thermostat in maximum position, a lot of heat will enter the building: In this case you can lower the heat curve in your central heating substation or electric boiler, and also save energy.

Question 5

Which settings do I use for the thermostats on the radiators?

Accepted Answer

The thermostats should normally be completely open in maximum position, but if you want a lower temperature, adjust them by screwing them closed. If it gets too hot with the thermostat in maximum position, a lot of heat will enter the building: In this case you can lower the heat curve in your central heating substation or electric boiler, and also save energy.

Question 6

Which settings do I use for the thermostats on the radiators?

Accepted Answer

The thermostats should normally be completely open in maximum position, but if you want a lower temperature, adjust them by screwing them closed. If it gets too hot with the thermostat in maximum position, a lot of heat will enter the building: In this case you can lower the heat curve in your central heating substation or electric boiler, and also save energy.

Question 7

Which settings do I use for the thermostats on the radiators?

Accepted Answer

The thermostats should normally be completely open in maximum position, but if you want a lower temperature, adjust them by screwing them closed. If it gets too hot with the thermostat in maximum position, a lot of heat will enter the building: In this case you can lower the heat curve in your central heating substation or electric boiler, and also save energy.

Question 8

Which settings do I use for the thermostats on the radiators?

Accepted Answer

The thermostats should normally be completely open in maximum position, but if you want a lower temperature, adjust them by screwing them closed. If it gets too hot with the thermostat in maximum position, a lot of heat will enter the building: In this case you can lower the heat curve in your central heating substation or electric boiler, and also save energy.

Which settings do I use for the thermostats on the radiators?

Which settings do I use for the thermostats on the radiators?

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