dual-energy heater

A dual-energy heater, also known as a combination heater, is a heating or water heating device that can use two different energy sources for its operation. These sources can be different, for example, electricity and gas, electricity and solid fuels, or other combinations.

The main importance of a dual-energy heater is its ability to adapt to the current availability and price of energy. If one source of energy is more expensive or inaccessible, the heater automatically switches to the other source, which makes it possible to optimize energy costs and ensure stable and efficient heating or water heating.

For example, if electricity is cheaper at a given time, a dual-energy heater can run water using electric heating. However, if the price of electricity rises or is unavailable, the heater can switch to another energy source, such as gas, to keep it running continuously.

In the case of heating, a dual-energy heater can use different energy sources depending on the indoor temperature requirements or the current outdoor temperature. This allows him to optimize performance and ensure comfortable heating at minimal costs.

Dual-energy heaters are used in homes, commercial buildings and industrial facilities, where it is important to save energy and minimize heating or water heating costs. Their flexibility and efficiency make them an important element in modern energy-saving systems.