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Why are you bothering to test now when you know what the problem is?
Your hall stat is set too high and so is the rad stat.
Do I have to run my gas fire the whole day. Can I not just calculate by the hour?
It's at 1710366 been on full for 2 hours reading started at 1709244. Going to do as you suggest just now.You don't need to run it all day.
Put your fire on then go look at your meter, take a reading including the decimal points in m3/hr (or cubic feet per hour if you've got a very old meter)
Time it for 2 minutes then record the reading then.
Then do the same for your boiler.
Come back and tell us what your readings are, what units it's recorded in (m3/hr or ft3/hr), what your tariff per unit is and your calorific value. These last couple will be found on your latest bill.
We can tell you what you're paying per hour then.
With Fire on full for 2 minutes start 01710433 after 2 minutes 01710450.
central heating on full 30 degrees 01710550 after 2 minutes 01710644
I'm hoping there's a decimal point in there somewhere.
I don't get bills it's online and I am on standard tariff with Scottish hydro. What's my calorific value?Righto, now dig out your bill, we need your tariff and calorific value.
I am bloody hopeless at online billing changing to paper. But I found this. If it helpsYour cv is a measurement that we use to determine how much heat is generated per unit of gas.
It'll be a number somewhere between 38 and 42. I'll take it as being 41.04 as that's what we're using in Northern Ireland.
Even though you're online you should see your tariff per unit.
Guys...those that are trying to contribute in a constructive manner probably realise hollyoakes has more difficulties than most so let's not be too quick to judge and just see if we can help him through this instead of littering the thread with unhelpful and occasionally snide posts.
If this thread is not a windup then Masood's Tax Refund will be in the bank.
OK mate I know I am. I Just want to know the difference betwwen the fire and the central heating. And that the energy company is not ripping me off. And yes I am persistant. I don't get help off anyone. I can't even get an extra wireless heating control for when I can't walk and I have been told just to use my electric blanket. And believe me I pushed all the way for that. I would buy one myself but I don't think it will work. You will know better, the reciever is only single band I think and I think you need a dual band reciever to have 2 wireless heating controls in fact I am going to ask the gas engineer tomorrow when I see him if that is the case. When I get him to set my heating control to come on at 18 degrees instead of 21. I can only apologise about this but I just want to know these things and that's me sorted. Thank you.The reason this thread appears a windup is that what ever your state of physical health the questions you ask are both intelligent and perceptive, yet when offered advice you respond with a reason to ignore it and pose another question. With persistence like yours resolving problems through social services and landlord should not be difficult.
OK mate I know I am. I Just want to know the difference betwwen the fire and the central heating. And that the energy company is not ripping me off. And yes I am persistant. I don't get help off anyone. I can't even get an extra wireless heating control for when I can't walk and I have been told just to use my electric blanket. And believe me I pushed all the way for that. I would buy one myself but I don't think it will work. You will know better, the reciever is only single band I think and I think you need a dual band reciever to have 2 wireless heating controls in fact I am going to ask the gas engineer tomorrow when I see him if that is the case. When I get him to set my heating control to come on at 18 degrees instead of 21. I can only apologise about this but I just want to know these things and that's me sorted. Thank you.
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