Install a radiator system of your choice, all based on your needs. These range from Central Heating Radiators, Dual Fuel Radiators and Electric Radiators.
Thermostatic Radiator Valves (TRVs)
Commonly found at the end of a Radiator; EEH can install an improved, modernised version that allows you to directly control the flow of heat in each individual room.
Electric Storage Heaters
Similar to a Radiator, but utilises off-peak energy to store heat, typically at night when electricity is cheaper, and releases it through the day.
Smart Thermostats
Digital Thermostats that provide you with a variety of options of how to control heat in your home. Using a HIVE Thermostat Mini™, you can save up to £200 a year, lowering gas by 25%.
Radiator Systems
Thermostatic Radiator Valves (TRVs)
Electric Storage Heaters
Smart Heating Systems - HIVE Thermostat Mini™
The Benefits
Reliable
These systems are low maintenance by design, capable of being adjusted by a switch or valve - all built to last.
Convenient
As modern heating systems are automated, it becomes easier and easier to set up and forget, allowing you to live in comfort without worry.
Environmentally Friendly
No direct emissions and compatible with renewable energy (such as solar panels), therefore reducing your carbon footprint.
An ideal location would be under a window or an external wall to counteract cold drafts. When installed, avoid placing furniture or curtains in front, as this can obstruct heat flow.
This entirely depends on the condition of the existing pipes, EEH-Solutions can inform you through an on-site assessment to determine if the current piping can be used or needs replacement.
Annual maintenance of radiator systems requires regular bleeding of the radiator to remove air, checking for leaks and ensuring the boiler is functioning properly. This is to ensure that the system operates efficiently.
It is not recommended that TRVs are installed for rooms with their own heat sources, such as the kitchen or a bathroom with heated towel rails - as they can interfere with the TRV’s temperature sensing.
Yes, you can still use your central heating thermostat to set a minimum temperature for your home. Within individual rooms, the TRVs will make precise adjustments to the temperature in accordance with their predetermined configurations.
TRVs are designed to fit most standard radiators. However, it is important to first check the compatibility with your specific radiator model before purchasing, EEH-Solutions can provide assistance with this.
Yes, it is possible to replace existing heating systems - but it is also important to consider the impact of energy consumption already taking place in your home.
While storage heaters are designed to work with off-peak electricity, it is possible that they can work with renewable energy sources like solar panels - however, you may require additional equipment such as a battery storage system to store excess solar energy generated during the day.
Storage heaters generally require minimal maintenance - only to be kept clean and dust-free with the occasional check for any signs of damage or malfunction.
Unlike a regular thermostat, a smart thermostat is a wi-fi enabled device that allows you to control your home’s heating remotely through a smartphone, tablet and/or computer - integrating more convenient choices into how you control your heating.
While not necessary, you will gain added features and benefits if you choose to download the dedicated app that is associated with your smart thermostat - therefore it is highly recommended.
