Diagonal Heating Zones!!

[justasking]

One of your heating eg rads is calling for heat eg it shouldn’t happen let’s say if you turn the stats down to 16 once the house is heated

but otherwise normal for the boiler to fire each and every time when heating is called for....so if you set the heating to come on for an hour if it fires up 10 times in that hour it's ok?

 

[ShaunCorbs]

Yes as it’s keeping the internal temp to the lost heat

 

[king of pipes]

There are ways to control this better the TPone can operate in open therm , check with your electrical contractor I'm quite sure the Baxi assure is compatible also . Google open therm for a detailed guide of how it works and how best to use it . Kop

 

[ShaunCorbs]

There are ways to control this better the TPone can operate in open therm , check with your electrical contractor I'm quite sure the Baxi assure is compatible also . Google open therm for a detailed guide of how it works and how best to use it . Kop

Heat only

 

[king of pipes]

Heat only

Heat only

Correction open therm wouldn't work , but weather compensation or load compensation would a call to Baxi might be advisable for guidance on the best way forward . Kop

 

[justasking]

Thanks could you rephrase that with red tank , white tank, left or right...about the level of my experience so I can point it out to them, thank you...

yes not a problem

White pipe coming out the floor plastic around 11/2 dia

3rd from the right going to the left

Hi Guys, they are coming to fix the diagonal heating zones tomorrow. Please could I have some more info in respect of the white pipe issue above. I attach a few more photos, it looks like 2 bits of plastic pipes stuck together one thinner than the other. Do these photos help you identify whether it is the correct type. Don't want to be fobbed off, so any technical phrases or standards that have been contravened would help. Thanks in advance.

 

[ShaunCorbs]

If you lift up the carpet where it goes through you might be able to see how it’s joined below the floor eg elbow

If you see this (wrong) normally abs or pvc

This (correct ) normally polypropylene

 

[Deleted member 120897]

It’s a Hepvo valve (like a trap, but waterless). Probably has the condensate running into it. As per Shaun, should be in solvent weld

 

[Deleted member 120897]

If you lift up the carpet where it goes through you might be able to see how it’s joined below the floor eg elbow

If you see this (wrong) normally abs or pvc

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This (correct ) normally polypropylene

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Push fit on conduit pipe?

 

[ShaunCorbs]

Push fit on conduit pipe?

On an unvented discharge eg d2 pipe yes most new builds are just solvent eg glued which it can’t be on an unvented