NEW: energy manager by Marshall-Tufflex

Reducing energy consumption is key to cutting bills, lowering carbon emissions and reducing exposure to fluctuating energy prices.

The Marshall-Tufflex Boiler Management Auto intelligently controls the cycling of your boiler to maximise its efficiency, reducing unnecessary boiler firing during low load conditions, known as dry cycling, whilst still delivering the heat and hot water levels needed.

How does it work?

The principle of variable thermal response is used to achieve energy savings and two electronic sensors are fitted to the flow and return pipes of the boiler. Central heating systems are designed to operate with a variance of approximately 11°C between the outgoing and returning water temperature to the boiler when under full demand, i.e. during cold weather. The boiler firing pattern will be modified based on this variance.

The smaller the variance the less the boiler will fire as this would be ineffective and wasteful. As the variance increases again the boiler will begin to fire more. At a variance of 11°C or more the boiler firing modification is minimal. This means you get better and more accurate control with your central heating at a significantly reduced cost.