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    Electricity usage from a gas boiler

    No sadly not, just looking to buy an energy monitor to see what we can uncover.
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    Electricity usage from a gas boiler

    Not as far as we know @Nige F , and when I turned off the boiler at the fuse and reset the heating controls we had no hot water so I am reasonably confident. @Harry Bloomfield We have an Ideal Logic+ Heat 24 - the user guide seems to say it pulls 46W so if 50 for the pump that seems to work...
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    Electricity usage from a gas boiler

    Hi, We have a fault with our heating system in that the boiler is powering one of the heating zones 24/7. We are getting the boiler replaced and everything fixed so not looking for advice on this. However we have just noticed our electricity bill for this house (moved in recently) is really...
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    Pros / Cons of programmable radiator valves

    Ok, it looks like the Energenie might not be a very reliable brand but the Honeywell looks good, although at a higher price. Tado seems to only be compatible with combi boilers
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    Pros / Cons of programmable radiator valves

    Hi, We are getting a new Ideal Boiler (not combi) fitted into a 3 storey town house. It has a 2 zone system - split for downstairs / 2 upper floors. We have bought 2 Nest thermostats, one for each zone. In the downstairs zone all but the cloakroom rad have existing Myson TRVs. As part of the...
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    TRV radiators not controlled by heating timer

    You are right there! :D It does seem crazy as when the downstairs gets too hot we are cold upstairs unless we turn up the thermostat to nuke levels but there are no thermostats upstairs. Turning down the hall thermostat has no effect on the downstairs rads, only changing the TRVs makes a...
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    TRV radiators not controlled by heating timer

    Ah, so one for the hot water (honeywell) and two siemens - one for each zone of heating. That makes sense! Thank you.
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    TRV radiators not controlled by heating timer

    20210125_113852 by Fumblina posted 25 Jan 2021 at 4:11 PM20210125_113811 by Fumblina posted 25 Jan 2021 at 4:11 PM20210125_113723 by Fumblina posted 25 Jan 2021 at 4:11 PM @Chris_W This is my airing cupboard, what I think is the zone valve and the back of it showing the switch. Is the switch...
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    Zone valve?
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    Back of zone valve
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    Hot water cylinder and associated bits
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    TRV radiators not controlled by heating timer

    @ianmcd yes he def said the radiator valves as he was saying we needed to replace them all. If he had meant zone valves surely we would only need to replace one as the upstairs and hot water are ok. I will double check once we get the quote for the work from him though, thanks.
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    TRV radiators not controlled by heating timer

    @terryplumb The valves are Myson TRV 2 Way that look like this: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Myson-Contract-Thermostatic-Radiator-Replacement/dp/B00GNBMHEC/ref=asc_df_B00GNBMHEC Only the little icon next to the MYSON text looks different like the design on this one but all black...
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    TRV radiators not controlled by heating timer

    @Chris_W where would the motorised valve be? Is it part of the boiler? There is a Siemens RWB9 programmer next to the boiler https://assets.new.siemens.com/siemens/assets/api/uuid:e1ab3004c85be9d0124154b347f13fb3bc193b98/rwb9-datasheet.pdf This may control the hot water and does not control...
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