Last seen: Dec 6, 2024
@london-trader the vrc700 will be set with an artificially high heat curve to allow the heatmiser stats to operate. the trick is to set heat mi...
Tado offer smart TRVs with a room sensor... the smart TRVs are assigned to the room sensor, all components will need to be on a sub network formed by ...
MCS still allows you to use on-off thermostats which is creating issues in excess energy consumption. Agreed that that doesn’t have to change, if clie...
@transparent the reason this doesn’t happen is that those advising government have stakes in it not happening. BEIS does consult the industry extensiv...
@morgan @editor the industry is not fit for purpose as many are finding out. do people really think north european countries in the EU put up ...
@zoomuno you need to know it is not easy to get decent training, and even decent support. i rang vaillant for instructions about something they ...
@zoomuno being in the industry and understanding the way it’s run is also depressing.. buyers of heat pumps are not the only ones taken for a ride ...
@webcmg if the floor is screed with tiles the flow temp only needs to be 20-27c radiators do release heat at low flow temps but in your case no...
VR 71 and 70s are wiring centres to control circuit pumps and valves. Connection one of these to a sensor comfort reveals a whole lot more.
@webcmg normally on a buffer the hottest heat requirement is at the top for obvious reasons. so the floor should be at the bottom, radiators at ...
I’m a heating engineer and use these controls regularly Vrc700/720 should be in occupied space so it can measure room temperature usefully.it’s ...
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