Emphasis on energy saving from Horstmann at Ecobuild

Published: 15 February 2014 Category: News

Central heating controls experts Horstmann will be demonstrating their extensive range of energy saving programmers, timers, thermostats and system accessories at the Ecobuild exhibition in March.

Emphasis on energy saving from Horstmann  at Ecobuild
With independent research by TACMA* revealing that properly installed and used heating controls can reduce a typical annual household energy bill by up to 40%, Horstmann has responded by developing heating controls for all domestic applications.
 
A number feature energy saving technologies such as TPI for highly accurate temperature control in room thermostats and programmers with the optimum start feature that allows a programmer to anticipate the next set temperature and switch on the central heating up to 2 hours in advance.  This ensures the set room temperature has been reached by the time it is due to take effect and in the most efficient manner Horstmann has also developed a full programme of advanced wireless controls that open up a number of avenues for the installation of a room temperature controller, either as a conventional room thermostat or a programmable room thermostat.
 
Aside from their functionality and ease of use, wireless controls have the benefit of being easy to install without damage to the room décor.
 
At Ecobuild Horstmann will be majoring on its latest introductions and giving a view of some of its portfolio of wireless controls that deliver increasing levels of comfort, convenience, energy savings and intelligence to the homeowner.
 
Among the new products are the latest C-Stat combined programmer and room thermostat which is available in four options and is ideal as a stylish, feature packed update for existing programmers.  
 
Similarly, the recently introduced HRT range of room thermostats (all with TPI software) are available in a number of options – mains/battery/wireless - and ideal for new build or upgrade installations.
 
These in addition to programmers and timers ideal for general system upgrade applications, zoning installations, use in sheltered housing environments and a range of hot water controls suitable for use with all tariffs.
 
On the Horstmann stand many of these controls will be available for demonstration and experts will be available to offer advice and product information.
 
Ecobuild runs from 4-6 March at ExCel London - find out more at http://www.ecobuild.co.uk