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Trade Radiators featured on USTimesPost.com
At UStimespost.com, they pride themselves on being a leading online news portal dedicated to delivering the latest trends and connecting with the world. To continually enhance their platform, they strive to amplify the voices of young people and embrace new ideas. Trade Radiators heating experts, Nicholas Auckland and James Auckland, lent their expertise to some of the articles to help the readers make informed choices about their heating systems and energy usage. We have included some articles below.
Three little-known reasons your energy bills could rise by up to £295 this summer - Contributer: Nicholas Auckland
Nicholas spoke to Russell Falcon at the US Times Post and to shed light on three often-overlooked culprits that can significantly drive up energy bills during the summer months. Firstly, he highlighted the hidden costs associated with portable air conditioners, explaining that running one for just 12 hours a day can amount to £155 per month. Secondly, Auckland points out the impact of outdoor lighting, with leaving four 60w outdoor lights on for five hours a night resulting in an extra £37.20 per summer month. Thirdly, he discussed the expenses linked to keeping a fan running, stating that despite being a cheaper option compared to air conditioners, running a fan for 12 hours daily can still add up to £102 over the course of three summer months. Nicholas underscored the importance of being mindful of these energy-consuming devices to avoid surprises in utility bills.
Your bed is in the wrong place and it’s adding £200 a year to energy bills - Contributer: Nicholas Auckland
In this article, Nicholas looked at the potential impact of bed placement on energy bills. He made clear that blocking radiators with beds can lead to increased heating costs, estimating an additional £50 per blocked radiator annually, potentially totaling £200 for a four-bedroom house. He advised against obstructing radiators to ensure optimal heating efficiency. Furthermore, he suggested strategic bed placement to maximise natural cooling benefits in the summer, potentially saving around £11 over five weeks by positioning the bed near a window for natural breezes instead of running a fan. Nicholas concluded by talking about the importance of routine radiator maintenance, such as bleeding them annually, to prevent system issues that could lead to higher costs.
Your games console is in the wrong place and it’s adding £50 to energy bills - Contributer: Nicholas Auckland
Nicholas highlighted the impact of misplaced gaming consoles on energy bills in this article. He noted that placing consoles in poorly-entilated areas or near heat sources like radiators can lead to overheating, resulting in higher energy consumption. Nicholas stated that the PS5 alone can cost an additional 40p per five hours of use if improperly positioned, potentially adding £52 annually to energy bills. He advised users to place consoles on stable, cool surfaces away from heat sources and to avoid obstructing ventilation. He also recommended using power-saving modes and ensuring consoles are completely turned off when not in use to improve energy efficiency.
Full list of summer vampire appliances that could be adding up £650 to your energy bills - Contributer: Nicholas Auckland
In discussions with a journalist at the US Times Post, Nicholas provided insights into the impact of various hot weather devices on energy bills. He suggested that misplacing these devices can lead to significant additional costs. For instance, Nicholas explained that leaving an electric fan on overnight could cost up to £27, depending on the wattage of the fan. Similarly, he discussed the expenses associated with outdoor lights, showers, portable air conditioners, and electric barbecues during the summer months. These insights aimed to educate households on managing energy consumption and reducing unnecessary expenses.
