Why ask him/her? Is he/she tutoring you on heating systems?My College tutor
But that is NOT permitted under Building Regulations.if all rad's had TVR's on them, and disabled the room stat
That means the boiler will run continuously even when the house is up to temperature. How does that save you money?so that all the rad's worked directly on TVR's from the boiler then I would be ale to regulate each room much more efficiently, therefore [/i]it would save me money on heating[/i].
Presumably he means turn the boiler up in the inter and down in the summer.He also stated that i would need to change the temperature settings on the boiler for the heating as it can stay at 70 degrees
TRVs' should be left to do their job, which is to maintain a constant temperature in a room.I can then just change the TRV's in each room up or down dependent on the requirements.
Did he inform you that this is NOT permitted?The engineer has now added a TVR to the main rad in living area, and disconnected the room stat.
So he did give you sensible advice, but you chose to ignore it!The engineer explained that having all TRV's on the rad's, would cause me problems with the boiler over heating, and constantly being on in the summer.
Nonsense! The boiler turns itself on automatically when the water temperature drops and turns off when the correct temperature has been reached. (Yes, other readers, I do know about the boiler modulating down, but that's complicating things too much for the OP. )I have also been informed that its better to have the boiler on all the time throughout the year, on low in the summer rather than having the boiler constantly turning its self on and off and having to re-ignite each time.