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Thermostat & oil burner

  • 03-07-2018 1:19pm
    #1
    aelie
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 7 ✭


    Hi :)



    I would like to ask to you if you can help me to understand if it's a good idea add the thermostat at my heating system.


    I live in a big countryside house.


    There is an oil burner (kerosene) and a lot of radiators. I'm trying to improve my heating system, trying to spend less money the next winter.


    I work at home, so I can't keep the heating system off during the day. The past winter I used turn it on in the morning for 2 hours, then keep it off till the evening.


    I was freezing, and I used a lot of kerosene, anyway.


    But I'm not sure if with a thermostat, it will be better, because in fact the oil burner will be constantly on.


    Could you help me to understand? Thank you :)


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