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You are in control of the heat, and once the initial temperature is met you can maintain this heat by controlling the air intake on the wood heater itself by opening or closing the control mechanism with the actual fire heat. Hence far less wood is used.
The cost comparisons for running a wood heater compared to gas or electricity is substantial. If you currently use gas ducted heating, on bottled gas, or use an electric inverted split system ducted you already know the huge running costs, example bottled gas will cost you approx.
$80 - $150 per week every week to heat your home, and electrical heating via a ducted split system will cost you approx. $60 - $120 per week every week.
And these figures are based on conservative use to full time use over 3-6 months of the year. This equates to massive running costs, no wonder people are preferring to be cold rather than turning on their heating.
These costs are continually rising and are not going to stop. Compare this to through all our research and testing our system running fulltime everyday for the same periods of the year uses approx. 0.75-1 tonne per month at approx $130- $200 per tonne if you have to buy it and if you don’t well its FREE.
Now this is huge savings even if you have to pay the more expensive price per tonne, and before not to long your Turboheat system has paid for itself and its installation and won’t be costing basically anything. Who needs to be cold anymore, no-one!!.
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