Which cooker to choose if you do not have central heating?

When the cold season arrives and we have to choose a heating system for our home, we always have the doubt of which heating system to choose. Central heating is one of the most convenient options, but not all homes have the possibility of having this type of channelling. Today we explain the options of cookers that you can install in your home and the savings that it means for your home. electricity bill Read on to find out which option best suits your needs and which is the cheapest!

• Pellet cookers

The pellet cooker is a heating system with renewable energy sources, low in CO2 emissions and is one of the most ecological options to have thermal energy at home. If you live in an area where you use heating a lot, investing in a pellet cooker is highly recommended. It offers thermal comfort, it is easy to install and the fuel used, bags of pressed wood pellets, is very economical. The pellet cooker must be connected to a socket to operate the motor, not to provide heat. In addition, the home must have a smoke outlet, which is why they are usually installed in single-family homes.

• Wood-burning cookers

Wood-burning cookers do not involve any electricity and gas costs, and are the most economical option. Its installation and maintenance is very simple, it is recommended to clean each time it is used to remove the previous fuel. The thermal quality is very high, especially where the cooker is installed, so it is advisable that the space is large and has ventilation. Moreover, you can cook on them! It will mean a further saving in the kitchen and at a decorative level they are perfect for our home.

• Electric cookers

Electric radiators are the most common in homes that do not have a central heating system or a central heating system. natural gas. They are very easy to install, you only have to connect them to the home's electricity network and, in addition, the investment is very economical. They are recommended for homes located in warm areas as the electricity bill can increase. If you decide to have electric radiators in your home, I advise you to make a comparison between the companies in your area to get the most attractive prices on the market. In conclusion, if we do not want to have a high cost in our electricity bills we recommend the wood cooker, the only cost is the purchase of fuel, in this case, firewood. As a second option, the most economical would be the pellet cooker as the electricity consumption is lower than any radiator. And finally, electric cookers would be ideal for homes in warm areas as mentioned above. Which one will be yours?