£1500 boiler controls device reduces energy costs by c15%

Our low-cost solution delivers savings from the day of installation and pays for itself in a few months.

Dynamic Burner Management Units are based on a technology that optimises the firing pattern of a boiler to deliver significant consumption savings without affecting the temperature of the building.

The Department for Education recently allocated around £500m for English schools and colleges to spend on energy efficiency initiatives including heating upgrades. This is FREE money and does not have to be repaid.

The DfE is encouraging schools – wherever possible – to spend this money quickly to maximise savings whilst energy costs are at a significant premium.

For just £1500 +VAT (a small percentage of your overall DfE Grant) our Boiler Optimisers can help your school improve its energy efficiency. Our turn-key service (for an extra £200.00), includes supply, fit and installation. Typically one of our engineers can install within a week of purchase so your school will see the effect in its next energy bill.

Full maintenance of the Boiler Optimisers can be included in the package at a small additional cost, to ensure complete peace of mind.

Act now, to kickstart energy savings

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5 reasons to act immediately

Fitted with little disruption (typically less than 2 hours)
Boiler controls offer a low cost route and quick ROI
Immediate availability (whilst stocks last)
Typical energy savings of 15%
Fitted within a week of order

Schools have until 05.04.2025 to spend the DfE cash – but any delays will reduce the financial benefits achievable.

Energys Group has a broad portfolio of products & solutions that deliver savings in energy costs across lighting, heating and energy harvesting. For more details see our technologies page.

Energys Group also has an additional £3 million DfE-compliant funding available if the allocated grant is insufficient to cover the full cost of your project. For more details, see our DfE Energy Efficiency Fund page.