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| message from Sean on 12 May 2004 |
Does anyone have an idea on what is the best for temperature control in the house
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| Nick Brooks replied to Sean on 12 May 2004 |
I'd put the temperature sensor on the room not the floor because I care
about the temperature of the room but not about the temperature of the
floor (within limits)
honeywell cm67 is often suggested by this group
Nick Brooks
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| Aidan replied to Sean on 13 May 2004 |
"Does anyone have an idea on what is the best for temperature control
in the house?"
A room temperature sensor (not a thermostat) controlling the heating
flow temperature. The heating flow temperature is measured by an
immersion sensor at the outlet of a 3-port mixing valve. If you have a
non-condensing boiler, the heating flow temperature should also be
restricted, to ensure that the boiler return temperature (another
immersion sensor) doesn't fall below 60degC.
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| The Natural Philosopher replied to Sean on 12 May 2004 |
wall. Who cares what the floor is at? Its the room temp you need to monitor.
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| geoff replied to Sean on 13 May 2004 |
A massive gas bill
next Q ?
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| The Natural Philosopher replied to geoff on 13 May 2004 |
No, you mean the syetem isolation switch :-)
SWMBO who is used to a 'throw in coal, and use back door to regulate
temp' needs retraining here, I feel...:-)
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