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  1. vulcancontinental

    Flow temp vs power rating

    Not thoought about it before but some boilers allow adjustment of the hysteresis.
  2. vulcancontinental

    Flow temp vs power rating

    You're stuck with what you have, if it were new the pipework could be sized to suit your desired delta T, flow rate and heat loss.. Slow flow means water gives up it's heat over a long period and the return to the boiler is cooler (the temperature entering the radiator doesn't change but the...
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    Flow temp vs power rating

    Obviously increasing the heating ON time will effect internal warmth most, it will be warmer for longer. The emitters can only emit what goes in and the property can only absorb what it can until the thermostat indicates it's warm enough the turns the boiler OFF. Increasing flow temperature...
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    Vokera vision 30c 3 WAY VALVE CARTRIDGE - how to remove it?

    Did you use the serial number of the boiler when ordering the cartridge? there were several versions, three to be precise.
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    I need a new boiler

    Have a look at the mid and top range Vokera Synergy and Pinnacle. Now part of Carrier Group which includes Viessmann and Riello sharing technical and service teams. 7 and 10 years, modulation from 1.77kW up to 35kW dependant on model.
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    High temp heat pumps??

    Your point about the battery pack running the boiler is sound and if enough to tip the decision for oil is fair comment. Especially if you experience frequent outages. I have no idea of size and duration batteries will operate a burner and circulator. £700 sounds very reasonable.
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    High temp heat pumps??

    Forget cooling, for that go AC. Your bills will definitely be higher if you changed to HP and run the system the way you do but if the system ran continuously with possible increase in radiator sizes (not always necessary as many are oversized) it would be cheaper but that statement has the...
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    High temp heat pumps??

    It's the refrigerant that gives the higher temps, R290 (propane) up to 75C but at that temp it'll have a COP OAT 7C of 2-ish. R32 will give 65C OAT10, 60C OAT -5deg. The highest temperatures are not the target, the lowest that maintain com fortare the best because the COP improves so if your...
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    High temp heat pumps??

    That would rather depend on the OAT the COP was calculated at
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    CH Energy Requirements Estimate

    As long as your ceilings are between 7'6" and 8'6" 11kW sounds fine in traditional calculations. If you're running a heat pump 24/7 maybe a little lower.
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    Vokera Easiheat i25c opentherm

    This is on my easiheat-i in the training room, polarity unimportant.
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    Vokera Easiheat i25c opentherm

    I don't have mAnuals here but look at parameters, one, I think in the 7's group will be enabled/disabled OT, that needs to be 1.
  13. vulcancontinental

    CH Energy Requirements Estimate

    I haven't read all the posts but when it's at design temperatures, say -1⁰C or whatever run the heating to get the whole house comfortable and in a steady state the read the meter over at least an hour, longer is better. Divide consumption by hours and that's your property heat loss. Don't put...
  14. vulcancontinental

    Vokera leak

    Looks like the diverter valve cartridge behind the actuator but picture is not great. Not expensive and possibly best to replace both cartridge and acuator, any local installer can do this. Vokera will do this for you for a fixed price but a local guy might be cheaper.
  15. vulcancontinental

    Vokera Excel i 25

    Very few differences, might be a little more insulation in one over the other or a preheat or special hot water function etc. The difficulty is I get pre-production ones in the training centre often and the software and finish may be tweaked to suit sales afterwards so difficult to confirm.
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    Vokera Excel i 25

    Delta T pump not as useful in a system running at low temp, less headroom plus it doesn't work with OT. The Unica Max is discontinued, it has the pump but will not modulate low enough for you. The Synergy and Pinnacle do not have a rear pipe kit although you can mount them on batten, the excel...
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    Vokera Excel i 25

    The excel-i is 25 or 29kW and a Vibe Max with bits taken off made exclusively for Wolseley. No filling loop, Wi-Fi socket, manual dongle, bluetooth timer, less insulation in the casing. Depending on the model they'll modulate to below 3 or 4kW. It will have if my memory serves one fewer pre-heat...
  18. vulcancontinental

    Boiler in constant anti cycle ?

    To be absolutely clear, when you say anti-cycle OP that would mean no firing for 25 minutes, the system circulator will be turning the whole time. The Vaillants are quiet, you not going by sound are you but by watching the flame icon? I'm not sure how one can maintain the load however, it is...
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    Powder coating radiator

    As Muggles. It really was an excellent finish.
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