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Yes you are reading correctly, one boiler just for one room at the moment, the circuit will be extended later. Yes it's a large house. I'll contact Potterton for further info. Thanks for all your help :-)

the temp of the room is OK, stat says 20C when it goes off and comes on again at 18.8C nightime is warm enough, stat says 15.5C before it comes on, not cold but the pump runs all the time as said before. house built 1953, brick cavity walls not filled. Double glazing with argon, loft...

the pump seems to be continuosly on, daytime temp is set to 20C and nightime 16C, at 20 the rads are hot and room gets to temp, after stat goes to 16 the pump continues to run for approx 5 mins then stops and re-starts within 10 secs then goes on and off all night at intervals of 10 mins but...

It seems that the boiler has a mind of it's own, coming on at anytime of day or night, rads are only warm not hot, when the timer asks for comfort temperature then the rads are hot, the pump seems to run all day. Am I right in thinking that there are two setting fighting against each other??

Update!!!! Looks like the Potterton Paramount Two is the same boiler http://www.pottertoncommercial.co.uk/products_details.php?product=paramount_two So back to the original question, should the "Room Influence" be set to 100% so the room stat can control the boiler?

Boiler is Brotje Eco Therm Plus WGB 15-70C 28Kw model (instruction only available in German and French) http://www.broetje.be/images/pdf_fr/wgb28-38_notice_technique_fr Room stat/timer Theben 811

Hi All Been exploring the depths of the menu's on my boiler, found a setting thats called "Room Influence" this is set at 30% does that mean the boiler has 70% control? There are 3 circuits on the boiler each with it's own thermostat surely it would make sense to have the thermostats...

Anyone who's fitted these products A couple of questions. Comments on here say it's not so good fit wise and appearence etc, BUT does this type of system work????? Is it as good as rads or better???? did it heat the room??? was it more economical to run than rads????? Your comments may...

Already looked at these from Discreteheat, all very nice but seems to me that most of the heat would be taken by the wall to which they are attached, correct me if Im wrong!!!!

OK guys take your point, looks like it's a non starter so back to the drawing board. Thanks for your info. much appreciated.

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Hi Searched but could not find the answer, so here goes Underfloor heating retro fit I have a large house with pre-stressed suspended concrete floors 150mm thick including screed and lovely marble tiles on the top side, now I was wondering if it's possible to fit a wet underfloor heating...

zone control is from the plant room on 3 separate pumps, take off a balance vessel which is fed by the boiler. radiator cabinets where built when the system was first installed and have been built to take into account air circulation with gaps at the bottom etc. Just worried that the...

house occupied 24/7 with zone control, ie upstairs not heated during the day, living space not heated during day but office and hallway heated. All on programmed room thermostats. efficiency means cheaper to run. Last years bill was over £3000. all existing pipework is in the walls not...

HI Guys OK which is more efficient, 1) old cast iron rads with TRV's on a mixture of pipework but mostly 1" 2) or replace with new steel rads with TRV's on 15mm plastic pipe, no surface pipework will be seen None of the rads are visible all have radiator covers so appearance don't...