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@gunboatdiplomat The £2-3000.00 extra cost could very easily be eaten up in a few months, Last year I repaired a system with an average winter spend o...
I am not sure you realise the implication of design compromise. It can quite easily double your current heating bill, I have seen it many times. Would...
@lucia All BG installations are now installed using my open zome, high performing designs. All installations, weather installed by subcontractors, or ...
Caution everyone, this manual stipulates the installation of a buffer tank, so, the promised guaranty of supplying sufficient heat, may come at a very...
@ecobaker probably not
Yes, just make sure you have the correct flow rate at all times.
@bontwoody Maybe they have corrected it, I hope so.
@toodles Spot on, mostly from installers therefore end users, someone has to pay for it. However, that is only a very small part of the cost. I ran ...
@bontwoody That flow temperature is pretty close to 45 Deg C (43 deg C), it could be sensor drift that is causing the activation, it is clear that it ...
MCS and Heat Geek are not the same thing. MCS is a standard that any Heat Geek, or any other installer, has to abide by. It is not an installation sta...
@ecobaker They work reasonably well on open zone, just make sure you always have the minimum flow rate. Attached is a manual with the open zone prog...
@toodles The Heat Geek brand is just that, a commercial, moneymaking brand.
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