Ufh loops and dangling cables by others. 25 heating zones... Evo no worky due to metal studs and tin floor tray prior to screeding the basement roof ..... Big ass basement. You might see the sump manhole just under the cardboard on the floor.
Can't find the ACV where did with a 140kw Atag to heat it..... That was in an undercroft.... Going back next week for final commissioning now the controls company has finished writing the home automation app for the house.
The Fabdec has a T&P one third the way down the cylinder, so for a basement application wasn't the best choice, unfortunately.
The PumpHouse unit isn't a favourite of mine, because it will lay dormant for years, only to rely on the float switch to work when you need it. Far better to rely on gravity. Also, there doesn't appear to be any G3 criteria to test the pump with.
Bottom picture is the battery backup control for the sump pumps (black and white boxes next to the 200 litre expansion vessel). Flow and returns from boiler are 35mm course.
Blue box next to the cylinder is for the booster set pushing some 80 litres a minute into the house at 4 bar on 42mm risers.
Bet there is... The pump house has a secondary alarm circuit which can be used to run a safety solenoid on the incoming main... Not sure if that might cause a cylinder collapse though in a full bore, over heat discharge situation though.
this 300 twin coil was in a 2500 foot basement. Got jiggy with the pipe benders and managed to get diagonally through the wall into the light well just on the nose of the required fall.
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