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UK's energy price cap rise prompts households to use low-cost thermal cameras to find and fix heat leaks.
A 2% rise in the UK’s energy price cap starting October 2024 is increasing bills for millions of households.
To help reduce costs, consumer group Which?
recommends using affordable thermal imaging cameras—available for as little as £15—to detect heat loss from drafts, poor insulation, or faulty windows and doors.
These devices highlight temperature differences, enabling targeted improvements like weather stripping or insulation.
While not a substitute for major upgrades, they offer a low-cost way to identify inefficiencies.
Some councils and organizations like Octopus Energy and the Library of Things offer loan programs, though availability varies.
The advice aims to help households cut energy use and save money amid rising winter heating costs.
El aumento del límite de precios de la energía en el Reino Unido impulsa a los hogares a usar cámaras térmicas de bajo costo para encontrar y reparar fugas de calor.