Look for Start Services Residential Individualization of consumption Choose your temperature, choose what you spend. A system that allows to individualize the consumption in centralized heating systems Thermal comfort is defined as the condition in which the user feels satisfaction with the thermal environment in which they are. However, not all of us feel comfortable with the same temperature, nor do all homes have the same characteristics. Carrying out an individualization of consumption in a centralized heating system is not only possible, but also brings many benefits to users: from choosing the temperature they want to have in each room of the house, to turning off the heating when they are away . That is, improvement of comfort and savings. How does it work? By means of thermostatic valves that, installed in each radiator, will allow the regulation and control of the room's ambient temperature. But,How do we know consumption? Using cost distributors, devices that, placed on the radiator, measure two temperatures: that of the surface of the radiator and the ambient temperature of the room, calculating consumption with these data and based on the characteristics and size of the radiator. All this information is transmitted automatically to a switchboard, without the need to access the home on a monthly basis or disturb users. According to Directive 2012/27 / EU on energy efficiency, before December 31, 2016, any thermal installation that provides service to more than one user will have a system that allows the distribution of the costs corresponding to each service (heat, cold and domestic hot water) between the different users. TALK LATER? REMICA BLOG Commitment to the environment: Do you know our mission, vision and values? Follow our blog! FOLLOW US Subscribe to our newsletter About Remica Communication Projects Services Faqs Contact Clients Area Remica Blog Work with us Legal warning Privacy Policy Remica Group remica@remica.es Contact area © Remica SA All rights reserved Shareholders access HELP US IMPROVE