"Andy Hall" wrote in message
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On Thu, 2 Sep 2004 16:50:29 +0100, "IMM" wrote:



it.

Go away... Cycling? On a heat bank. the compensator says the bottom
section of the store requires 50C, the boiler comes in and makes it 50C
without any boiler cycling. IF the day warms up then it may only want
40C
and when it is below 40C the boiler comes in and reheat that section agin
to
40C.

Note:
1. 50C is a low temperature.
2. It said NO boiler cycling.

This is complete waffle and nonsense.

sniuo

You have not a clue.

Are you now saying that you have
separate flow into the heatbank
at the top for DHW and part way
down for CH,

Yes. I said that many posts ago. You can't read.

or are you suggesting
having cylinder thermostats on the
tank part way down?

No. Each section of the heat abnk has its own controls.

The first of these is pointless because
you might as well do the job
properly and feed the radiators
directly, letting the boiler detect
the temperature and modulating accordingly
into higher efficiency.

You turkey I am not about an expensive modulating boiler - for about the
50th time. You are hard of thinking.

snip

You really do not understand. It is pointless going on with you.