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Gas Electric Dual offers

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  • 11-03-2019 2:23am
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    torrevieja
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    any good Gas Electric Dual offers out there at moment


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    userfriendly
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    torrevieja wrote: »
    any good Gas Electric Dual offers out there at moment

    Often cheaper to go with 2 separate companies rather than their dual fuel "deals"

    Check out bonkers.ie or switcher.ie to see what's best value for your usage


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    torrevieja
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    changed last year on the big switch with dual offer


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    Hannibal
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    torrevieja wrote: »
    any good Gas Electric Dual offers out there at moment
    Free Climote, Echo and Spot with Airtricity is a decent enough deal, a few hundred euro worth of free devices for a 12 month contract


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    torrevieja
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    Hannibal wrote: »
    Free Climote, Echo and Spot with Airtricity is a decent enough deal, a few hundred euro worth of free devices for a 12 month contract

    i got the nest from electric ireland even though i was not a customer and a free Google mini :)


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    corks finest
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    torrevieja wrote: »
    Hannibal wrote: »
    Free Climote, Echo and Spot with Airtricity is a decent enough deal, a few hundred euro worth of free devices for a 12 month contract

    i got the nest from electric ireland even though i was not a customer and a free Google mini :)
    Just contacted them via twitter ref leaving - hopefully I'll get some incentive similar to stay


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    corks finest
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    Hannibal wrote: »
    torrevieja wrote: »
    any good Gas Electric Dual offers out there at moment
    Free Climote, Echo and Spot with Airtricity is a decent enough deal, a few hundred euro worth of free devices for a 12 month contract
    Save much though in price comparison? I'm thinking of abandoning electric Ireland


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    corks finest
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    torrevieja wrote: »
    any good Gas Electric Dual offers out there at moment
    I'm with electric Ireland for both,rang up ,on 8.5 pc discount, contract up next week- offered me climote / gas boiler service,or e100 credit, communicated via London I've chat and twitter


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    Pacifico
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    Anyone gone with Airticitys Home Energy Bundle? https://www.sseairtricity.com/ie/home/products/electricity-and-gas-smart-home-bundle/

    For the Climote it says that you must be eligible for "This Offer is dependent on heating control ECO credits being available at your premises" which i assume is the €700 SEAI grant? We have manual valves that can turn the heat on downstairs or upstairs...does this mean they will convert these to electronic valves so the climote can control them?


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    Hannibal
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    Pacifico wrote: »
    Anyone gone with Airticitys Home Energy Bundle? https://www.sseairtricity.com/ie/home/products/electricity-and-gas-smart-home-bundle/

    For the Climote it says that you must be eligible for "This Offer is dependent on heating control ECO credits being available at your premises" which i assume is the €700 SEAI grant? We have manual valves that can turn the heat on downstairs or upstairs...does this mean they will convert these to electronic valves so the climote can control them?
    No chance, the install is a swap of the timeclock and the electrical work. You would need to get a plumber privately to install motorised valves and then the Climote installers can do the wiring


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