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  1. Uheat – Jake

    Underfloor Heating Manifold - what brand?

    Hello, You could change the actuator head however you need to know the voltage, thread size and ideally the pin stroke. If you have all these please feel free to give me a call or drop me an email with the details.
  2. Uheat – Jake

    Wet underfloor heating adding a rad.

    You could do this, however just beaware that you won't get the normal flow tempature through the radiator as UFH runs at a lot lower flow temperature.
  3. Uheat – Jake

    Will my UFH require its own zone valve?

    Hi Russ, Feel free to give us a call and we can provide a price for your requirement with a mixing valve and pump. Regards, Jake
  4. Uheat – Jake

    Two seperate manifolds on two floors

    What sizes are the manifolds? If they're under 12 ports in total you could run the system off one pump and have a T after the pump going to each manifold.
  5. Uheat – Jake

    ufh actuator advice!!

    Is it just a 2 port manifold with this one room on? If so you can just remove the actuators and leave the pin valves open constantly. The system will then go on and off when the pump stops spinning. If you have more then 2 port you'll most likely need to purchase a new actuator. We supply these...
  6. Uheat – Jake

    PEX-AL-PEX for hot water return (manifold system)

    If you'd like a price on our pipe which is identical then feel free to give me a call.
  7. Uheat – Jake

    PEX-AL-PEX for hot water return (manifold system)

    Here's a technical extract for our PERT-AL-PERT MLCP. Explains the lifetime in good detail.
  8. Uheat – Jake

    UFH screed vs chipboard overlay performance comparison.

    It's usually using battens and then kingspan / celotex. You need to make sure your joists can hold the additional weight of the screed as well.
  9. Uheat – Jake

    UFH screed vs chipboard overlay performance comparison.

    The best way for you to go would be a screed infill between the joists as you can then run both systems off the same manifold. If you went for the spreader plates you'd need a seperate manifold as screed runs at a lower temperature then spreader plates.
  10. Uheat – Jake

    MLCP Pipe & Press Fittings

    Is that because it's what you're used to, and it's what you know works as you've used it for many years?
  11. Uheat – Jake

    MLCP Pipe & Press Fittings

    Tweetop are the Pipe and Fittings we sell. Maybe have to give us a try on your next project?
  12. Uheat – Jake

    MLCP Pipe & Press Fittings

    Feel free to send me a PM with your contact details and we could arrange a call to discuss in some more detail?
  13. Uheat – Jake

    MLCP Pipe & Press Fittings

    Very nice installations, I think it also looks a lot better then copper as well. What Brand of pipe and fittings do you use? Is it something you'd want to use if one of the press tools where cheaper?
  14. Uheat – Jake

    MLCP Pipe & Press Fittings

    We stock a wide range of MLCP Pipe and Fittings and are constantly speaking to plumbers about MLCP and how it can reduce installation times and also reduce material costs, but we'd like to know why you use MLCP, or if you still prefer Copper or Pushfit? So what are peoples opinions on MLCP?
  15. Uheat – Jake

    Which UFH system should I choose?

    We can offer a similar system but our most prefered option is for a 18mm Retrofix System. The board is made from Gypsum Fibre and offers a solid subfloor for Tiles and Laminate. If you'd like a quote please feel free to get in touch on the number below. Electric UFH can be used as a primary...
  16. Uheat – Jake

    uHeat New Website - Forum Special Offers

    Recently we've launched our new website with a stylish new design and some new products but with the same exclusive discounts to forum members. https://www.uheat.co.uk/ All forum members receive 5% discount using the code plumbersforum at the checkout. Trade members can get a 15% discount...
  17. Uheat – Jake

    Help me understand the specifications of an UFH mixing group

    The balancing valve should balance its self.
  18. Uheat – Jake

    Help me understand the specifications of an UFH mixing group

    There isn't really any technical calculations that need doing to determine the flow temperature. The recommended mixing valve temperature for inscreed should be 45 degrees.
  19. Uheat – Jake

    Can anyone identify this

    No problems, any questions please feel free to give me a call.
  20. Uheat – Jake

    Can anyone identify this

    There wouldn't be a direct replacement however we could supply the components to change the manifold and control pack.

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