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No, I don't - reading@heacol recommends removing the mag filter and adding a Y strainer! Thoughts?? Agree, however would the DN19 of the flow se...
Also, in terms of positioning of the 22mm-based components, I'd be keen to know others thoughts on where these would go to optimise flow and their per...
@johnr The question at that point is, as posed in the OP, for those to go back through 22mm flow sensors and a mag filter to the return to the outdoor...
@JohnR, I think I've seen something like this for plastic - in essence, each 90deg elbow/T etc creates the equivalent resistance of 0.5m of straight p...
Cheers for your post, @JohnR Implying that wherever a larger internal diameter can be applied, the friction loss is greatly reduced and therefore a ...
Thanks for the reply, @bontwoody It's no doubt me, but I've tried a handful of times and can't figure out what this means - sorry, could you write i...
Note that the display only shows the flow temps as whole (integer) numbers but the actual temp set may be different by 0.5C
In light of some new sub-zero OATs from the past two days, I'd like to amend what I wrote above (but the forum won't now let me edit the post, despite...
Unless I'm misunderstanding something, my FTC6 allows the user to manually set the flow temperature of one OAT between the high and low OATs. This th...
Thanks @heacol Brendon - helps as well as creating more questions! :-/ I appreciate your time and effort in responding. As I'm sure you know, w...
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