Thanks. So if we don’t get an immersion heater, the CH will always come on with the HW whatever we do? That’s one of the main issues as the thermostat then doesn’t switch off the CH when it reaches the correct temp and the house gets too hot..
Sorry that is clearly wrong, you should be able to turn the CH off when using boiler to heat DHW, it is the other way around when there is no option, you should not be able to turn off DHW when the CH is running.
Since the DHW heats up far faster than the CH will heat the house, if there was a thermostat on the DHW then it would switch off well before the house is warm. However at least my house has no thermostat connected to the boiler to tell it when the DHW is hot, so DHW was on a timed run only, in summer ½ hour 4 days a week.
In winter we have the DHW always set to off.
we have the CH
set to different temperatures through the day.
Two thermostats on in hall and one in living room can turn on the boiler. However even it the thermostats did go haywire and fail to turn off boiler, the TRV heads would stop the rooms over heating
I have three different types of TRV heads, showing the Kasa, but what ever happens to the boiler controls you can't over heat a room, as the TRV head will turn off radiator, you would need multi faults to overheat a room.