"First, use a timer if your boiler or thermostat has one. For more control, you could switch to a smart thermostat, which will connect your heating system to the internet. This will let you control your thermostat remotely, usually through a mobile app, meaning you can turn your heating off or down if you have had an unexpected change of plan."
"Reduce temperatures Turning down your thermostat from 22C to 21C can save a typical household 90 a year in Great Britain, according to the Energy Saving Trust. For most people, a comfortable temperature falls somewhere between 18C and 21C. According to Citizens Advice, every degree you turn your thermostat down can save you about 10% on your energy bill, but it warns that if you are elderly or have a health condition you should not set it b"
Use a timer on a boiler or thermostat to control heating schedules. Switching to a smart thermostat connects the heating system to the internet and enables remote control via a mobile app, scheduling of heating and hot water, and features like multi-room control, hot water control, and geofencing. Smart thermostats cost roughly £60–£250 and some require professional fitting; retailers or energy suppliers may offer discounted deals. Lowering the thermostat from 22°C to 21°C can save about £90 annually in Great Britain; each degree reduction can cut energy bills by about 10%. Maintain higher settings for elderly or medically vulnerable people.
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