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True, but that neither circumvents the thermodynamics not the comfort factors described above. That depends on the thermostat. If it is an exter...
Can you clarify what the problem is that you are trying to solve by balancing, whats the objective/currently 'broken'. As an aside (or perhaps not) s...
Weather compensation is really important for heat pumps and, correctly adjusted, will save you between 10-20% (or in some circumstances more) in runni...
That's reassuring. Hopefully it would have returned to space heating if there demand was there.
I agree with your conclusions and I agree with the above. If they try to argue its your system, you have a heat exchanger which they presumably insta...
Presumably it stops heating when the DHW reaches temperature, so if it only needs 30 mins then it will only take 30mins and then return to space heati...
@cathoderay See also my edited previous post and in particular pump test mode. Good luck.
The water pump manual tells us there are 3 pins, control, feedback and voltage reference ( presumably the return is via the case, ie ground) or if th...
I think you are right about multi-core, I just saw it in the manual. One of the cables appears to be the pwm cable. Im thinking narrowboats, whic...
Two wires doesn't seem enough - this isn't a boat with return via the chassis (I presume) so I would have expected three! That said I thought that PW...
Its not pretty but its pretty clear, pump speed is constant. However the manual seems to say it isnt! Something odd!
If this is the case then its a bit weird its not enough particularly as you presumably have a primary that is pretty low resistance (or is it?). So t...
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