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thermstatic valves
We havec recently changed our boiler from a conventional boiler to a condenser combi, feeding 7 radiators.The problem we are having is that the the rads are hot at the top but cool at the bottom. We have thermostatic valves on the rads and they sare all turned up full. Can anyone suggested how i can solve this problem. Do i need thermostatic valves on all the rads or can i change them
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Tony Kendall wrote:
We havec recently changed our boiler from a conventional boiler to a condenser combi, SNIP Post to this group: UK.D-I-Y Jim |
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On Wed, 30 Nov 2005 15:46:10 +0000, Tony Kendall
wrote: We havec recently changed our boiler from a conventional boiler to a condenser combi, feeding 7 radiators.The problem we are having is that the the rads are hot at the top but cool at the bottom. We have thermostatic valves on the rads and they sare all turned up full. Can anyone suggested how i can solve this problem. Do i need thermostatic valves on all the rads or can i change them Aren't thermostatic valves meant to *lower* the amount of steam or hot water that reaches a radiator?** Your problem is that you don't have enough heat, iiuc. The tops are hot because heat rises. Hot water and steam rise. Remove NOPSAM to email me. Please let me know if you have posted also. |
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