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@old_scientist Well thats answered the question for my Samsung 🙂 Is the setting to turn off the space heating just the thermostst in the controller?
@pooneil Apparently you can set up a different water law for the outing mode. see this thread: If thats the case and you can find what it is set ...
So just for completeness here is may last update on this topic regarding the cost effectiveness of adding another 5kWh to my battery module. Betwe...
@pooneil Hi. I do understand that this can be confusing at first and as a landlord myself I understand your need to get this sorted. Your idea of se...
@jamespa You have got me thinking now, I think it turns off above the top value as I used to have my controller in the hall and Im pretty sure it swit...
@pooneil OK, I dont think you have really got the understanding of how weather compensation works yet. The 17C and -2C are markers for when the heat...
@heatgeek I see what you mean, I couldnt read the figures when looking at my phone screen and I assumed the gap was a DT of 5C which it has been throu...
@pooneil Here are my settings. Keep 201* at 17C and -2C and just lower 202* a little. Notice in 202* at the top it says "For WL1 Heat" and my 2041 set...
@heatgeek Isnt the DT steady at 5C? The only time I can percieve it isnt is when starting up and its trying to get to temperature. The flow and return...
@heatgeek No. I can confirm it does have the facility for PWM control. Just an appropriate pump and a lead is needed
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