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@crimson The idea is to try to see how the thermal energy flows around the system, which may provide some clues as to where the problem is located. ...
@crimson The thermal energy output of the Eskimo radiators is stated as being greater than other types of radiators for a given physical size. Is th...
Are you maintaining the desired indoor temperature? During milder weather the heat loss from your home will be much lower, so your radiators do not ...
@crimson The idea behind the 1 hour recording of temperatures at 1 minute intervals is precisely to try to see what is happening during a cycle.
It is not using R210, but R290.
I am far from surprised that your heat pump is short cycling when being used to heat just one room, particularly if you also have a 1.5kW electric hea...
On page 63 of the attached file the diagram shows the location of the water pump (item 5, labelled Heating Pump). Page 89 shows connector X16 providi...
As suggested previously, did you check the accuracy of all the temperature sensors against each other? You also do not appear to have carried out the ...
Or maybe just in the process of changing the company name?
Can you provide some better photo's of all the labels on the Honeywell valve, preferably the correct way up for ease of reading. I wonder if the plumb...
@crimson Pipe fittings could be anything that is not a pipe, which may possibly have a manufacturers name. Photo's may help with their identificatio...
@crimson From the recent photo's it would appear that both the upstairs radiators and downstairs radiators are fed from similar main pipework consis...
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