Search with Wattson
Activity
 
Notifications
Clear all

Joining the Renewable Heating Hub forums is completely free and only takes a minute. By registering you’ll be able to ask questions, join discussions, follow topics you’re interested in, bookmark useful threads and receive notifications when someone replies. Non-registered members also do not have access to our AI features. When choosing your username, please note that it cannot be changed later, so we recommend avoiding brand or product names. Before registering, please take a moment to read the Forum Rules & Terms of Use so we can keep the community helpful, respectful and informative for everyone. Thanks for joining!

JamesPa
JamesPa
@jamespa
Moderator
Illustrious Member
Joined: Apr 3, 2023
Last seen: Nov 10, 2026
Topics: 28 / Replies: 5586
Reply
RE: Anyone able to provide some feedback before I make my finale decision? Samsung vs Baxi vs Vaillant

Further to the above here is the system pressure measured by my Vaillant. I know that this reacts to pump head, because (a) its about 0.6bar less tha...

2 years ago
Reply
RE: Vaillant water pressure gauge vs Analogue gauge

@jeegnesh My heating switched off altogether for three hours today, so the water pump stopped. Whilst it was off, the water pressure on the controlle...

2 years ago
Reply
RE: Anyone able to provide some feedback before I make my finale decision? Samsung vs Baxi vs Vaillant

The output is not, so far as I can tell, limited to 3.8kW when NR is active although I have only limited monitoring capability so could just be wrong....

2 years ago
Reply
RE: towel radiator, which one?

Possibly 25mm Vs 22 mm pipes. Output depends on surface area principally, but also on form factor. A rad that is twice as tall as another will emit...

2 years ago
Reply
RE: Anyone able to provide some feedback before I make my finale decision? Samsung vs Baxi vs Vaillant

I have a 7kW Vaillant and it definitely has a PWM pump. The 12kW may differ of course. This water pump can, if you wish, be turned up or down manual...

2 years ago
Reply
RE: Are MCS are finally improving (some of) their guidelines?

I suppose it achieves what it is designed to achieve, namely to protect installers. Just like everything MCS so far as I can tell. He who pays the ...

2 years ago
Reply
RE: Low Loss Headers and Buffer tanks - Your experiences wanted

@toodles Thanks for this. I was working on a 'how to fix an LLH/buffer tank without removing it' script and more or less got, in my thought process...

2 years ago
Reply
RE: Anyone able to provide some feedback before I make my finale decision? Samsung vs Baxi vs Vaillant

@declan90 Be aware that this might impact COP negatively as you are aiming to increase the emitter DT. In principle higher emitter DT = lower av...

2 years ago
Reply
RE: Anyone able to provide some feedback before I make my finale decision? Samsung vs Baxi vs Vaillant

I note 21 degrees specifies a 25l buffer tank. I would check, if you haven't already, that this is 2 port not 4 port. I would not accept the proposa...

2 years ago
Reply
RE: Compute heat loss from energy used

Radiator manufacturers publish the volume of water in their radiators. For any given height and type its proportional to length so they often just gi...

2 years ago
Reply
RE: Compute heat loss from energy used

Re the Ebac heat pumps The heading on the table is presumably meant to be kW not kWh! - the 9kW one will be cycling almost continuously with a min...

2 years ago
Page 288 / 469
Share:

SPONSORS

Join Us!

Installer Finder

Degrees of Separation

Latest Posts

SPONSORS

Members Online

Click to access the login or register cheese
Protected By
Shield Security PRO