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Is bathroom underfloor heating still notifiable?
All the specific guidance I can find stating that underfloor heating is notifiable seems to refer to an outdated version of Part P, and I’m trying to understand why generally everywhere still treats it as notifiable. If a dedicated cable already exists from the consumer unit (so no new circuits...- Electricz
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2 channel heating programmer resets when switching load on
Called out to look at a heating programmer (Honeywell 88608) that is reseting back to factory settings. Controls the hot water tank and a couple of towel radiators. Area has frequent power cuts and thought it could be a dead backup battery but replacing it didn't fix the issue. Replaced the 2...- Selwonk
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Air to water heating with solar pack
Good evening fellow sparks ! Here’s a question for all you guys working with Solar as part of your installation ! I have a pal that’s had one of these all singing and all dancing airsource heating systems fitted complete with solar panels and a 5kw battery storage ! He has an off peak supply...- vjsmarwick
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Help with Drayton motorised valve heating system
So I've recently moved into a house with gas central heating, before I have only had electric only flats so I'm a bit new to it. During the past cold few days I thought I'd test the central heating to see if there were any issues. The programmer is a siemens RWB29 and seems to work just fine, I...- Ambiguous1499
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which hive for 2 x heating zones? (upstairs and downstairs)
i , i have a property to work on which has a programmable room stat upstairs and a programmable roomstat downstairs. S plan system , 2 zones. hot water is just straight from the combi. Haven't wired a hive for a while, and not up to date with their current versions. The customer requires control...- vde-electrician
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Digital Hot Water / Heating Timer (NOT a thermostat) which connects with WiFi or ZigBee
I have a Drayton lifestyle unit in the utility room where we schedule the weekly hot water and central heating times. I would like to replace it with something digital which automatically updates the clock twice a year by connecting to my local wifi or zigbee network. I don't want t...- Doubledutch1962
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Flushing/Cleaning central heating system?
Hi I have recently bought a house which is 17 years old. There was a small leak from one of the radiators So I took the pipe off and drained the radiator and the water was black/brown. I took the radiator off and flushed it out with a hose pipe out the garden but it's got me thinking and I...- mattgriff88
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Queries about district/community heating systems and HIUs
Last year, my wife and I viewed four apartments in a block of apartments that had a district/community heating system. Each apartment therefore had a heat interface unit (HIU). It was my first experience of this type of heating and I had never seen an HIU before. In each apartment that we...- @TonyC
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Central Heating questions: New build radiators
Hi I own a new build property (well 4yrs old), and moved in 2 years ago. When I had the first boiler inspection, the chap mentioned that the systems in new builds were a bi 'different'. The oddities (that I see it as) ready to be educated here!, are: -The radiator in the upstairs hall way is...- CCANON
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Warm air heating and asbestos
Hi, I’ve just bought a property and doing asbestos survey and my father reminded me that about 15 years ago we ripped the 1969 warm air electric heating out of our house. I knew nothing of asbestos but he said not to breathe it in and hold my breath, as I carried chunks of it (I think it was...- Worried1
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1 pipe system, 2 downstairs rads not heating up properly.
I have had a problem where 2 downstair radiators are not heating up the same as the rest of the radiators around the house, now previously i had an electric boiler which heated all the radiators just fine, but around a few years ago i had a gas one fitted and the radiators in the living and...- mr_maxwell
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Digital Hot Water / Heating Timer (NOT a thermostat) which connects with WiFi or ZigBee
I have a Drayton lifestyle unit in the utility room where we schedule the weekly hot water and central heating times. I would like to replace it with something digital which automatically updates the clock twice a year by connecting to my local wifi or zigbee network. I don't want t...- Doubledutch1962
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Hot water demand effect on central heating for Combi boiler
Hello, We’ve recently moved into a fairly old, fairly big detached house (i.e. fairly draughty, but not too bad by any means) with a fairly new well maintained Worcester combi boiler. We weren’t convinced the heating was working right and then got hit with a £610 energy bill for the first 6...- MartinPod81
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2 channel heating programmer resets when switching load on Electrical Advice
2 channel heating programmer resets when switching load on Discussion Thread2 channel heating programmer resets when switching load on Electrical Advice Called out to look at a heating programmer (Honeywell 88608) that is reseting back to factory settings. Controls the hot water tank and a...- Lou
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Flushing/Cleaning central heating system?
Hi I have recently bought a house which is 17 years old. There was a small leak from one of the radiators So I took the pipe off and drained the radiator and the water was black/brown. I took the radiator off and flushed it out with a hose pipe out the garden but it's got me thinking and I...- mattgriff88
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Underfloor Heating on 32 amps ring Electrical Advice
Underfloor Heating on 32 amps ring Discussion ThreadUnderfloor Heating on 32 amps ring Electrical Advice We had our kitchen done a few years ago with underfloor heating. When the kitchen was done, a new CU was fitted and everything’s been OK so I didn’t really check anything. The breakers...- Lou
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Queries about district/community heating systems and HIUs
Last year, my wife and I viewed four apartments in a block of apartments that had a district/community heating system. Each apartment therefore had a heat interface unit (HIU). It was my first experience of this type of heating and I had never seen an HIU before. In each apartment that we...- @TonyC
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Underfloor heating floor not getting warm at all
We had underfloor heating installed in our bathroom but it’s not working. Seems like the plunder filleted the sensor near the radiator, the thermostat reads 35C but the floor is not warm. What do we to do please?- Chrysi
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🔥 Did you know that Polypipe Building Products Overlay Plus underfloor heating boards can be installed onto Timber with...: Tilers Community
🔥 Did you know that Polypipe Building Products Overlay Plus underfloor heating boards can be installed onto Timber with... Tilers Talk BB 🔥 Did you know that Polypipe Building Products Overlay Plus underfloor heating boards can be installed onto Timber with a recommended ARDEX fixing solution...- Tilers Talk BB
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Tilezine; ARDEX AND POLYPIPE UNDERFLOOR HEATING JOIN FORCES TO OFFER RECOMMENDED SOLUTIONS
ARDEX AND POLYPIPE UNDERFLOOR HEATING JOIN FORCES TO OFFER RECOMMENDED SOLUTIONS ARDEX – one of the UK’s leading manufacturers and suppliers of high-performance building products for flooring and tiling – has partnered with Polypipe Underfloor Heating to provide a trusted solution for their...- ttaeditor
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