To ensure the proper water supply temperature of a wall-mounted boiler, it is necessary to set the boiler temperature within a suitable range. Let's take a look together.
I. What is the appropriate temperature setting for a wall-mounted boiler?
Generally, it should be set between 18°C and 22°C. When users are at home, setting the boiler temperature between 18°C and 22°C is sufficient. If users are not at home during the day, the temperature can be lowered to around 10°C. When users return home, they can adjust the temperature back up to their desired level.
When setting the boiler temperature, it should not be set too high or too low, as either extreme can affect performance and the lifespan of the boiler. It is recommended to arrange the setting reasonably according to the room size and personal needs. If you don’t know how to adjust it yourself, it’s best to follow the specific instructions provided in the product manual to avoid any issues.
II. What should be noted when purchasing and using a wall-mounted boiler?
1. If users will be away from home for more than ten days, all doors and windows should be tightly closed, and the boiler, water, and electricity should remain on and uninterrupted to ensure the boiler’s antifreeze protection function can start automatically at any time. If users will be away for a long time (years), the boiler, water, and electricity should all be turned off, the gas valve should be closed, and the water inside the boiler should be drained to prevent freezing.
2. To ensure good performance, it is recommended to purchase products from reputable, large, and well-known manufacturers, as boilers from major brands typically have better quality and after-sales service, allowing users to use them with greater peace of mind.
The above is a detailed explanation of the suitable temperature settings for a wall-mounted boiler and important considerations for purchasing and using one. We hope this can help answer your questions. For more related knowledge, please continue to follow us.
