Mycraft
2020-10-06 14:29:14
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Whereas it must be said that what works in the cold does not necessarily have to work during the transition period.
Definitely. During the transition period it is always either too cold or too warm. That is also why the advice is to wait and not rush to the heating system at the first low temperatures to try and optimize it supposedly. That brings absolutely nothing.
In my opinion, it is a process of approximation and no heating engineer can do that for you.
Here too, yes, absolutely, especially since every house is completely different and also reacts differently. The heating engineer can only provide an approximate setting; the rest you have to do yourself. Or you leave it, that is up to each individual.