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@iantelescope Is the Honeywell thermostat merely starting and stopping the secondary water pump or does it also start and stop the compressor and pr...
@iantelescope Your system differs from most in that you have a PHE between the primary circuit and secondary circuit and also a buffer tank. Your sy...
@peterm From the information provided this is how I assume your system is designed to work. On sunnier days the solar thermal system heats the wat...
@peterm Which part of your home has UFH and which part uses radiators?
To be better able to assess your system it will be necessary for you to include pumps/valves etc. on the schematic. I would expect the pipework from ...
@iantelescope kensa's example is similar to Kirchhoff's 1st Law, which states that the sum of the current flowing into a junction will equal the sum...
@iantelescope I suspect that for the Kendra buffer tank arrangement to function correctly, there must also be a water pump located within the shown ...
If my understanding is correct, for most, if not all, heat pump controllers to respond to a stop and start signal from a Smart meter then this functio...
@spacebiscuit Page 55 shows the resistance range for TH32, which could be measured if you have a suitable multimeter. You could also test the circui...
@technogeek I wish you the best of luck.
@technogeek If my memory serves me correctly, I do believe that it was pointed out quite so time ago that trying to control IAT using an on/off type...
@mikefl I do believe that D Trump also suggested injecting disinfectant. 🙄
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