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Increasing oil central heating costs effect a large number of homeowners in the UK. There are approximately 3.6m households that are not connected to the mains gas network. These are often rural areas and depend upon oil as their heat source.

Similar to mains gas, oil prices are on the rise and are likely to remain high as the UK competes with growing demand from other countries.

The harsh winter of 2010 delivered an additional blow to many oil fired homes with inflated prices being charged due to distribution problems. With such sharp price rises the Office of Fair Trading is currently conducting a study of the off-grid energy market in the UK.

So how can you combat increasing oil central heating costs?

• Would like to reduce your oil heating bill?
• Are you looking for improved comfort and energy savings?
• Do you need a low cost energy saving solution?

It is possible to with an electronic Thermostatic Radiator Valve (eTRV)

One way to combat the increasing oil central heating costs is to install eTRV’s.

So how do eTRV’s work?

The thermostatic radiator valve (TRV) heads currently fitted to your oil central-heating radiators are removed and replaced with an eTRV. eTRV’s patented two sensor technology measures and set the room temperature.

The sensors communicate with the radiator valve motor, automatically adjusting the output of the radiators in the room to deliver precise, responsive and accurate temperature control.

• eTRV gives homeowners realistic potential for 25% energy savings
• eTRV with integral push button and remote control handset, puts users in control of their heating
• Each eTRV has 3 time programmes per day, giving you control of your heating on a room by room basis.
• eTRV minimises waste and improves comfort
• eTRV enables simple DIY zoning of oil central heating, controlling each radiator independently
• Weekly valve exercise – minimises maintenance
• Includes adaptor rings – upgrades most TRV’s
• Award winning technology

eTRV delivers typical paybacks of less than two years. click here

Isn’t it about time you took action to reduce your heating oil expenditure?