I found an article which suggested...
1. that you can't set up room thermostat and a TRV in the same room.
2. TRV is useful with boilers which have a bypass.
3. and the article also mentioned that with a condensing boiler you shouldn't use too many TRV's - about a third of the radiators should have one.
I'm planning to have a BAXI 130 HE (condensing boiler with a non automatic integral bypass), but my gas engineer would prefer to set up TRV's an each radiator and a programmer.
From my research, I would prefer to set up a Programmable Room Thermostat (the BAXI Intellistat), what is the right numbers of TRV's, if any, I should have, in combination with this?
1. that you can't set up room thermostat and a TRV in the same room.
2. TRV is useful with boilers which have a bypass.
3. and the article also mentioned that with a condensing boiler you shouldn't use too many TRV's - about a third of the radiators should have one.
I'm planning to have a BAXI 130 HE (condensing boiler with a non automatic integral bypass), but my gas engineer would prefer to set up TRV's an each radiator and a programmer.
From my research, I would prefer to set up a Programmable Room Thermostat (the BAXI Intellistat), what is the right numbers of TRV's, if any, I should have, in combination with this?