HeatingSave

19/10/2026

HeatingSave was the first Building Energy Management System on the government's Energy Technology List, but what is it and what does it mean for our prospective customers?

Find out more in our latest article:

Learn what the Energy Technology List (ETL) is, how it works, and why it matters for product purchasing decisions.

15/10/2026

🪛 Helping to provide increased comfort and security.

The Lancaster Quakers Meeting House is widely used for services and by community groups.

By using temperature and humidity sensors to zone the building, HeatingSave can maintain the desired temperature without needing to be constantly manually adjusted – providing a greater degree of comfort for visitors.

As part of our leading Building Energy Management System, we are installing access control measures, including a keypad reader to use with a PIN code or contactless keyfobs to deliver improved safety and security.

The setup will also include an emergency exit button and a 'break glass' door release for easy evacuation in case of fire.

If you’re looking for improved comfort and security for your property, get in touch with HeatingSave today.

14/10/2026

Temperature plays a large part in healthcare, from being a symptom of illness to extreme temperatures affecting how the body works.

Hospitals and other healthcare sites often have buildings of different ages and styles, with a variety of heating systems to match.

In our blog, learn about how and why heating control is so important for hospitals and healthcare buildings – and how managing it with HeatingSave can cut streamline processes and cut energy costs.

https://www.heatingsave.co.uk/blog/news/heating-control-for-hospitals

13/10/2026

Your heating system might have the perfect planned schedule. But if it can't adapt when plans change, you can end up wasting energy.

A HeatingSave system reacts to external temperatures, internal occupancy, and user temperature boosts.

You can rest assured that your rooms will be at comfortable temperatures without breaking the bank!

09/10/2026

🪛 We’ve been busy in Stoke Newington recently, helping to provide a comfortable and welcoming space for the Claudia Jones Organisation.

The charity provides a wide variety of services and activities at their building for a whole range of ages, so they need a heating system that can accommodate different uses at different times.

The main HeatingSave controller and hub, together with room temperature sensors, deliver finer heating control and more efficient energy use, ensuring accurate and effective heating with reduced energy wastage.

This is further enhanced by zoned heating through the use of thermostatic radiator valves to control temperatures in each zone independently of the others.

In addition, occupancy sensors detect if rooms are left empty and adjust the heating accordingly, affording ideal comfort but saving energy when it’s not needed.

Talk to our team today to find out how HeatingSave could help your charity premises.


Jones Organisation CREW Energy

07/10/2026

It’s now even easier to control access with HeatingSave!

MIFARE key fobs can now be used with our T1673K smart card and keypad scanner as part of the HeatingSave Building Management System.

This gives HeatingSave users an alternative to traditional smart cards, with greater convenience and portability while reducing the chance of losing access credentials.

Talk to our team today to find out more!

06/10/2026

Energy bills contribute as much as 15% to total running costs for a high street business.

But imagine reducing that to 12%.

Or 10%

Or 8%.

The HeatingSave Building Energy Management System can cut your energy bills by 25%-50%, depending on how poorly it is currently optimised.

And HeatingSave can retrofit to whatever heating system you already use, so there’s no need for costly upgrades – just the low-cost HeatingSave BEMS.

Improve your energy efficiency and save money – talk to one of our experts today.

01/10/2026

🪛 HeatingSave provides convenient access management!

Three community halls managed by Yateley Town Council now benefit from access control from HeatingSave.

The HeatingSave Building Management System integrates with the Hallmaster booking system to issue PIN codes to provide secure access to the building.

We also installed emergency exit buttons and ‘break glass’ panels for prompt and easy evacuation, and a backup battery in case of extended power loss.

With a variety of community activities, meetings and classes, the three spaces will now benefit from more convenient access management thanks to HeatingSave.

Why not find out how your community space could benefit from HeatingSave – talk to our team today!

30/09/2026

With energy bills set to rise again tomorrow, how much are you paying for your energy – and how much more can you afford?

With so much of a business’ budget going to energy, even a small saving can make a big impact.

But HeatingSave doesn’t offer a small saving on your energy bills – it offers more than that.

✅ Typical savings of 25-50% on your energy bills
✅ Better optimisation of your existing heating system
✅ More transparency of your energy use
✅ Greater and finer control over heating
✅ Reduced carbon emissions due to less energy use
✅ Simple to use local or remote management software
✅ Cost-effective to install and easy to run
✅ Adaptable to any premises – including multiple sites

Discuss your requirements with our team today – can you afford not to?

29/09/2026

Our experts are always ready to help answer your queries!

HelpDesk Analyst Anton is one of our specialists:

“I did some HeatingSave Online Training last week for Lunesdale Hall. They are a great customer and easily followed how the system works and how they can use HeatingSave to cut their energy bills.

“The great thing is that that I can VPN safely into their system and do the whole training on their heating system, which provides real context for customers.

“I told them to call the HeatingSave HelpDesk number if they have any problems in the future. Our customers are very appreciative of having a real person to turn to, instead of an automated computer system.”