How to Share Central Heating Expenses?

One of the most curious topics in apartments and sites in winter is how to share central heating expenses. Especially “I don't sit at home, why do I pay heating expenses?” The question is often raised.

The principles established within the scope of the Regulation on the Sharing of Heating and Sanitary Hot Water Expenses in Central Heating and Sanitary Hot Water Systems

How to Share Heating Expenses?

Total heating effluent in central heating systems;

• 70% according to the heat consumption measured in independent sections,
• 30% in proportion to the use areas of independent departments within the scope of shared use areas, system losses, minimum heating and operating expenses

is shared.

Therefore, it is out of the question that an independent partition, which heats up less or uses the heating system less, is completely exempt from common expenses.

Can the Heating Expense Not Be Paid If the House Is Empty?

No. The fact that the independent section is empty or less used does not provide complete exemption from central heating expenses.

Because part of the expenses is calculated according to the amount of consumption, and part of it is calculated according to the area of use of the independent part.

Beware of the 15°C limit

In central heating systems, it is envisaged to adjust the temperature of the independent sections to a minimum of 15°C.

Therefore, the fact that the independent section is not used does not mean that expenses can be avoided by turning off the heating completely. The purpose of the heat sharing system is to take into account not only personal consumption, but also the overall thermal balance of the building and the heating of other independent parts

Why is it important to keep track of expenses regularly?

Regular recording of consumption data on central heating and other metered expenses is important for the correct formation of debits.

In Biyos, you can save your meter data, perform debits of independent sections through the meter. Thus, you can carry out the tracking of consumption data and related borrowing processes in a more orderly manner.