Last winter I didn't need oil at all for heat until December due to burning wood. So really, I just need it now for hot water. My understanding is if I turn off the emergency switch at the top of the stairs, that will prevent it from kicking on.If I need hot water, I just turn it back and wait 10 minutes. Since all my water usage takes place in the morning before I leave for work, I could live with this.hat is correct, do not shut it off when the furnace is running or the burner is on. And it is not cost effective to shut it off for short periods, let's say for less than an hour.
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