Underfloor heating temperature too high?

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Hi,

I had recently a brand new underfloor heating installed. See pic. The temperature on the hot side almost at 80C and the cold coming back is 55. I am reading that the max temperature should around 55C. Is my underfloor heating working ok or can it be damaging the concrete underneath? Any other comments you have? Thanks very much.
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Any chance you could take a photo showing the needles and numbers on the dials?

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Is that a thermostatic mixer valve under the pump?

80 degrees is too hot. If the pipes are in a screed, you don't want the water temperature more than 45 degrees and 55 degrees if the pipes are under a floating wooden floor.
 

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