Heating the whole house at once is like controlling all the lights from one switch. Zoning allows homeowners to heat specific areas when they use them, which can save money on fuel bills.
Zoning allows homeowners to divide their home into separate areas so they can heat areas depending on when and where they spend time in the home. For example, they could heat the living rooms during the day and only heat the bedrooms in the evening, reducing fuel consumption by not heating the rooms which are used less often.
However, it is important to note that system design is crucial to the success of zoning – with an incorrectly designed system, by running an oil boiler on part load, there is a risk of short cycling and this will ultimately increase fuel consumption, not reduce it.
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