I have been looking for a flat in London recently. A lot of the purpose built set of flats built since the 90's use electric heaters. Even brand new one are sti

I have been looking for a flat in London recently. A lot of the purpose built set of flats built since the 90's use electric heaters. Even brand new one are still the same ( lot of those are buy-to-let, and if you are going to rent your property, nothing beats electric ) Thermostat are not common with those ( actually I have never seen one ), and would probably be quite tricky with off-peak storage heaters. I have hard time to belief that this is the majority of houses though. edit: each individual electric regular heater has a thermostat. Off-peak storage one that are tricky to control because of said storage of heat. So it get controlled by an input and output control.