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Hi,
I'm trying to design the heating control for my thermal store but I'm struggling to find anything that will do what I need even though it should be quite simple.
The logic I'd like to apply is:
- If top cylinder temp is over 85 degrees then turn on heating (irrespective of room therm's, timers etc.). NB: This is not my only overheat protection. I'd have a seperate mechanical dump at 95 c.
- If cylinder top temp is >50c (to prioritise DHW) and if the room thermostat and timer say 'go' then turn on the heating.
Has anyone got any advice on what kit to perform this logic?
Thanks!
Jules
I'm trying to design the heating control for my thermal store but I'm struggling to find anything that will do what I need even though it should be quite simple.
The logic I'd like to apply is:
- If top cylinder temp is over 85 degrees then turn on heating (irrespective of room therm's, timers etc.). NB: This is not my only overheat protection. I'd have a seperate mechanical dump at 95 c.
- If cylinder top temp is >50c (to prioritise DHW) and if the room thermostat and timer say 'go' then turn on the heating.
Has anyone got any advice on what kit to perform this logic?
Thanks!
Jules