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@cathoderay Yes, you are probably correct to add fuel burnt. The idea of using a fixed LWT of 50C was as a temporary measure, to possibly make it ...
Hi Mars, I have had a further thought as to what may have been occurring in your system when running on weather compensation during milder condition...
@cathoderay For kW and kWh, kW is the rate at which energy is being used, whilst kWh is the quantity of energy used. Think mph is kW, whilst miles...
Hi Gavin, Obviously you need to set the slope of the weather compensation to the requirements of your particular home. I would suggest that you star...
@cathoderay Measuring the temperature of pipework isn't the most useful way of finding out where the heat energy is being distributed, since pipewor...
Hi Mars, Looking down at the top of the valve, clockwise is closing and anticlockwise is opening.
Hi Gavin, Is yours a newly installed system and do you know if it has been configured for weather compensation control or with the addition of auto ...
@cathoderay As you state, in theory it should all work correctly, but lets try to apply some 'real World' aspects. The manufacturer's performance ...
@alexelk Hi Alex, Welcome to the forum and I am sorry to hear about your high costs. For the forum members to be able to help could you please p...
@cathoderay Here are a few things to check and confirm. Is the pump in the secondary circuit running continuously or switching on and off with the...
@cathoderay Are you ready for the maths? The Specific Heat Capacity of water is approximately 4200 Joules (J), which means that it takes approxima...
@cathoderay I would suggest that you have a close look around your system for any form of pressure relief valve, since as far as I am aware one shou...
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