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@f1p Thank you very much for the information - most useful! Regarding “Recharge”, I only have one thermocouple fitted and it is in the lower socket ...
As you appear not to be too comfortable with how it has been set up, do the installers have anything to contribute? With the multiplicity of additio...
Changes may have been introduced on the FTC7 and my experience is with FTC6, but I have had some success with "pure" Weather Compensation on my Ecodan...
@sheriff-fatman Sorry that I missed your comment earlier. Yes the PAR 60 is working, but HW have revealed an aspect that I would have liked to have ...
@jamespa Thanks for your comments James. The answer to your question is not quite straightforward. We live mainly on the 1st floor which is either S...
@abernyte Thanks for your comments. My experience is mainly on weather compensation and latterly on a Melcloud trial which, I believe, uses AA in a mo...
@downfield I wonder if it is the MELCloud app that is the problem? It is not the greatest bit of software. I was using weather compensation all last y...
@hcas Hello Henri. It is disappointing, but I must presume that you were not persuaded with my suggestion of trying the PAR-60 in the upstairs living ...
@sheriff-fatman Thanks for that. Is the fact that you are calling for 27C a way of boosting what you would get from the weather compensation? I take i...
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