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GSHP zoning

 
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 Rachel 203175
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Topic starter 14/12/2022 5:00 pm   [#670]

Hi, I've been living comfortably with my Nibe f1145 GSHP for years now but am finding running costs increasingly hard to keep up with now electricity is so expensive.

I have one zone currently that is controlled by stats and an area in the center of the house that has no thermostatic control. As an exercise I'd like to turn off the zoning to see what, if any, difference it makes to kw consumption.

If I turn off zoning in the controls when I return to the temperature setting the range is only -10 to 10 so it cannot be the required internal temperature! 

Can I turn off zoning in a system where one has already been set up and if so how do I set the target internal temperature?

Thank you for any insights 



   
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