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Erm its not a turd and i do not want to demolish it

Hi all i am thinking of changing my P shaped conservatory, it is a big conservatory that is the width of my 4 bed detached house. I am wanting to have it partitioned, the round part I want to keep as it is but the other oblong part I want it to be solid roofed and inside have a partition wall...

Your right secureian! sorted, im a quick learner lol, new to all this. Thks

Hi SecureIam, yes i have two entries front door and back door, its the back door one I would like to increase the time. any chance you could tell me how to do this on the keypad instead of using wintex. thanks

Thanks sorted. Is it possible to extend the entry delay time for one of the zones only , i prefer it to be more than 45 seconds.

Also is there a way to turn the keypad volume down or mute? when your pressing the keys

Hi guys how do I enable quick arm on my keypads, i have the engineer code but struggling

Thanks guy, I have done it, im very careful so I wouldn’t change anything I not sure of.

Hi guys just had this alarm installed, engineer has given me the engineer code and installed wintex software, im still reading through manual but the engineer has annoyingly put his company name on the main text banner on the keypads, i have texted him to change it to put something like my...

Looking at the writing on the valves, one of them states ‘conservatory’ , other ‘water’ and the third ‘heating total’!

Well the guy that used to live previously in my house was a builder!

Nothing in cupboard upstairs either

Interesting. So if there isn’t a valve for upstairs, how does the timer switch the radiators supply upstairs? I will see if I can locate the valve if there is one but it’s definitely not in the boiler room. My house was built in 1990.

Here are pics of the setup, I know one of the valves switches the conservatory on only.

Ahhh right, if that is the case then is it easy to get it fitted? What I don’t want is to have the floors lifted for new pipes etc, is this usually located near the boiler?

I have recently had my boiler replaced to a new, but I didn’t enquire with the installer about the above situation, what I do remember is the installer was trying to find/locate the valve for upstairs heating and couldn’t find it. Didn’t mean anything to me though.

The downstairs timer also is for water heating, see pic. I have two timers as stated previously, one for upstairs other downstairs, a thermostat in hallway and a room temperature controller for conservatory which only controls the conservatory radiators.

Hi Stem, thanks for your reply Interesting point, one thing I want to clarify is that when I switch downstairs on, it does not switch upstairs, it does only after I switch the upstairs timer on which is also located downstairs, but if the downstairs was switched off, switching the timer for...

I have moved into a house recently. I have a system boiler with a water cylinder. Downstairs I have two timer/switches, one controls the heating downstairs and the second one controls the heating upstairs, however in order to turn the heating upstairs I have to also have to have the heating...