Are the heating days the same for direct heating and switching heating?

The days of direct heating and switching heating are not necessarily the same. It depends on the specific heating scheme and policy requirements. Generally speaking, direct heating means that the central heating system directly supplies hot water or steam to users, and switching means that the central heating system delivers hot water or steam to the heating station, and then the heating station supplies hot water to users.

In some places, the days of direct heating and switching heating may be the same, because they are all subject to the same heating policies and requirements. But in other places, due to regional energy supply and climate differences, the days of direct heating and switching to heating may be different.

So whether it is the same depends on the heating policy formulated by the local government and the actual implementation. If necessary, it is recommended to consult relevant local government departments or professional institutions to obtain the most accurate information.