(Water Heater)Geyser Heating Cycle

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The discussion centers on the efficiency of geyser heating cycles, specifically the debate between keeping the geyser on continuously versus turning it off when not in use. The user has found that turning off the geyser during inactive periods can lead to significant cost savings. They suggest heating water only during peak usage times, such as from 7 PM to 10 PM, to optimize energy consumption while ensuring adequate hot water availability. The conclusion emphasizes that longer periods of inactivity result in greater energy savings.

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Ok, I know there is the argument about switching off/on a geyser versus the leaving it on all day argument, let's argue that for specific set of circumstance I have found out that the turn off method is saving me money. This choice now seems to have me in two minds. 1 is to keep the geyser on durning times of activity, such as from 7 till 10 at night when everyone showers. Or to turn it on when everyone is finished, assuming the water stays hot enough. Which will mean the you can heat only the amount of water used for each cycle?

Any thoughts?
 
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The longer it is off, the more energy you will save.
 

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