Save £650 a year on energy bills with simple device to improve boiler efficiency

The Airgon device promises to reduce energy bills by £650 a year A simple device promises to improve a boiler’s efficiency by up to 30 percent saving a household £650 a year on heating bills. Airgon is a small machine the size of a tin of baked beans which removes air from the boiler and heating system to make sure it works as efficiently as possible. This also helps prevent cold spots and corrosion in radiators which could further reduce the heating system’s efficiency. Inventor of Airgon, Charles Ross, said: ‘The technology we have developed improves the functionality of our boilers and heating systems to a level that will make a real difference to consumer’s pockets, in a time of financial crisis. ‘We have developed a device that works not only on older systems but on brand new boilers and air source heat pumps too, reducing energy consumption by around 20 percent – that could mean as much as £650 per year to some households.’ The Airgon device promises to reduce energy bills by £650 a year The device costs £249 and a household could recover these costs in less than a year in energy bills savings. The British-designed and built device helps make radiators hotter by increasing the amount of heat transferred around the system meaning it uses less energy to heat a home. Customers have reported reducing their energy consumption by 15 percent to 20 percent thanks to the device. The Airgon device promises to reduce energy bills by £650 a year SUBSCRIBE Invalid email We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you’ve consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You can unsubscribe at any time. More info One reviewer said: ‘I had Airgon installed earlier this year and I am truly amazed at the difference it has made. ‘My heating system has improved immensely, I intended to purchase a new boiler but now have no need to.’ The gadget prevents cold spots, which is when air gets trapped in radiators or when a build up of sludge material prevents the flow of water around the system. Trending