How to regulate your hall heating during the Christmas break - and how to cleverly counter rising energy prices
17. December 2025
schon wieder stehen die Weihnachtsfeiertage überraschend schnell vor der Tür – und leider auch die eine oder andere Herausforderung. Angefangen bei zu hohen Heizkosten bis zur europäischen Gebäuderichtlinie EPBD (Energy Performance of Buildings Directive). Herzlichen Glückwunsch, wenn Sie Ihre Hallenheizung bereits auf ein sparsames System von KÜBLER umgestellt haben. In mehrfacher Hinsicht ist dies eine wirklich gute Entscheidung. Insbesondere wenn Ihre Hallenheizung primär mit Gas betrieben wird.
Während die Industrie-Strompreise durch Subventionsmaßnahmen sinken sollen, wird für 2026 ein deutlicher Anstieg der Gaspreise erwartet. Zurückzuführen ist dies primär auf steigende Netzentgelte und eine volatile Versorgungslage aufgrund von geopolitischen Risiken.
This makes saving energy all the more important. Here are three important expert tips for you:
- Take a close look at the operating times of the hall heating systems and check whether the shift times are still synchronized with the heating times. Every hour of heating that you can save during normal operation is really worthwhile given the high prices.
- Clarify vacation operation during the festive period in good time and use the "Holiday operation" setting on your control unit. You can regulate the heating system down to 8 °C during the Christmas break, provided your general conditions allow this. This temperature is sufficient to ensure that the building does not cool down completely and that the operating temperature can be reached again quickly if required. You can already make the settings for Christmas and the other holidays now.
- Switch back to normal operation at the weekend before starting work. The system will run at the setback temperature according to your settings and resume normal operation on Monday.
Depending on the size of your system, reducing the temperature will save you several thousand euros. A sum that you can certainly budget for in the coming financial year. Perhaps even to celebrate with your employees and raise a glass to the New Year?
If you need help with the settings and have any questions, we will be happy to help you. And if you would like to find out more about temperature reduction and the possibilities of modern heating control, simply contact us. Contact us with us.
☆ Wir wünschen Ihnen eine gesegnete Weihnachtszeit und kommen Sie gut in ein glückliches und erfolgreiches 2026! ☆
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