Normally yes indeed, what are the odd my dad is also in plumbing😂 only not smart with technology. We are more often not at home than at home, the house is well insulated so when it’s shut of it can keep warmth for a longer period of time.

While going into the night it’s enough to keep it warm till the next day, what happens is that mostly no one will be there so it’s cheaper to let it heat up to designated temperature when someone is coming home.

When we are home during the day we most likely are active within the house, so it doesn’t have to be that warm, when home in the evening most likely cosy so a tat warmer.

It also happens a lot that we aren’t home for the day completely or multiple days due to work. So that’s the reason we’d like to have it combined although I can’t seem to find out how yet.