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There will be a button on the pump for adjusting the speed. I'm not 100% certain how your system is piped up, so try adjusting one pump speed first, t...
You could manually lower the LWT by using the WL offset, but of course it would require someone to raise it again in the morning.
Try opening up all the valves fully, then gradually close the lockshield valve on the radiator in the warmest room. Allow room temperatures to stabili...
A difference of 5C is normally maintained between the flow and return temperatures, which is usually done by raising or lowering the speed of the wate...
The value on the screen labelled 'Indoor Unit PHE OUT(Tw2)' is the temperature of the water coming from the heat pump, and you've guessed it, the valu...
At the end of the day it is your choice to make. Do you have a buffer tank on your present system? Balancing of the temperatures throughout the ho...
The consensus of opinion is that heat pumps don't work particularly efficiently with thermostats and TRV's. There are various threads where these issu...
You may wish to explore the thread about 'Buffer Tanks', before you decide to have one or not.
You are indeed correct in that your home is acting as a heat store, the quantity of heat energy that is stored is often dependent upon the thermal mas...
In your situation the simple answer is no. Because your controller is showing a value of 0.0 at the moment, this indicates that your controller is so...
You are changing the water temperature to 30C, which makes the DT only 9C with an indoor air temperature of 21C.
The 50C is the standard Delta T used by radiator manufacturers to designate the heat output capacity. A radiator may be specified to produce 2014W wit...
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