Central heating, as a domestic utility, has not changed much over the decades. We burn fuel, our homes stay warm when its cold outside, and we generally regulate the service in one of two ways — either it’s thermostatically controlled to maintain a constant room temperature, or scheduled according to rudimentary on/off time programming.
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