The cost of heating your home
What does Eco Radiant Heating cost compared to other leading heating systems based on an average 3 bedroom house in the UK?
A 3 bedroom house is considered to be a medium energy usage household which means that based on Ofgems current figures for average energy usage means that a typical medium energy user consumes 12,000 kWh of Gas and 3,100 kWh of electricity for the whole usage of energy, the heating percentage of this represents approximately 75% of this total figure.
Installation Cost Comparisons
Water Based Central Heating
Installing a new central heating system (Based on a boiler, 9 radiators, heating controls and pipework). The cost of installing central heating will vary depending on the size of the heating system, but installs typically fall between £3,500 and £4,500 it should take a team of two about 5 days to complete the installation.
Eco Radiant Carbon Heating
Installing a new Eco Radiant Heating system (Based on 9 Heat panels, heating & thermostat controls). The cost typically falls between £300 and £400 it should take one installer about 1 day to complete the installation without any disruption.
Annual Running Cost Comparisons
Old fashioned oil/electric storage system
In short a ‘wet’ water run or electric storage system is approximatley 65% more expensive to run and maintain per year compared to Eco Radiant Carbon Heating. Water systems are based on very old technology that has been around since Victorian times, and will continue to cost you the earth.
up to 66% energy saving
Up to 66% more heat efficient than any other form of heating – charging the batteries over night when energy supply is at cheap rate.
Eco Radiant hybrid system
An averagely efficient insulated 3 bedroom house with batteries will require an average hourly use in the colder months of the year of approx 5 months (150 days).
Eco Radiant carbon heating costs approx 65p per day.
(As identified by an independent 2020 study conducted by Wolverhampton University)
150 days = £84.15 per annum
A Medium efficient insulated house would need double the amount heating,
(As identified by an independent 2020 study conducted by Wolverhampton University)
150 days = £168.30 per annum
With our unique battery system using green energy (night time charging) this saves 66% off the cost of energy from your supplier, meaning your average heating would be considerably cheaper!
An energy cost example below using Eco Radiant Heating battery technology
15kw at 17p approx. from the grid, with night charging green energy, saving as much as 70% / 5p Octopus Energy
Example:
15 x 17p a kw = £930.75 PA
If used every day of the year, giving a saving of £651.00 per year
Making a saving of £4,557 over 7 years
- The initial battery cost is £4,600 (with a guarantee for 10 years)
- The battery can also be charged by solar panels, so FREE heating using our ERH inverter charger
- No downtime, you will never be without heating
