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I have two wireless receivers. I was going to connect the signal lines together, so when the Hive stat calls for heat it signals both. I'd then switch...
Ok I've adjusted them to 15/30, -2/43 See how that goes. There seems to be three valves see pic
I have the hive on one zone and the old Neomitis stat on zone two, they both call for heat and presumably open the appropriate zone valve. I could jus...
Hi Thanks for all the info. I've adjusted the WC or Water Law as Samsung call it to 14° - -2° 32° - 45° With the water temp reduced from ...
@judith thanks The house gets too hot if I do that. I've already lowered the water temp down to 45°. I'd like to lose the redundant second stat....
@toodles my neighbour is an electrician, 🤔, and has a new ASHP. Oi be thinking he could be persuaded to become an installer?
@toodles yes, keep knocking! I had a nice phone call from homely today as I signed up for their installer program...he didn't mention the qualified el...
@broadsman Hi, I wasn't worried, just wanted to know how I could see it? So does that mean I should've got the WiFi kit then?
I've set my Water Law as Samsung call it to 14° - -2° 32° - 45° With the water temp set to 45°
Don't know the gen, it's a AE080RXYDEG
@broadsman um, delta T? How do I know that? I'm not sure what gen my heat pump is, I'll check. Only installed this September...
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