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Hi all,
I have been thinking about my central heating this morning as it seems to be getting very toasty at the moment. We have a Combi boiler (Worcester Bosch Highflow 400) which has a heat setting on it. There are TRV on all the rads (except the bathroom - I assume to stop the boiler overheating if the TRV's shut off) , but we dont have a room stat. Are the TRV's really temperature controlled or do they simply reduce the amount of water the rad can get? If that is the case, then with no room stat, the only way I can control the overall temperature is by the boiler, so I have to go into the garage and turn it down/up. Is this a normal set up? Normally I would leave the heating on 24*7 during the winter and control it via the room stat so it would get to a reasonable temp and then switch off, but now if I leave the heating on the boiler tuns all the time (this must be expensive!!) and the bathroom is like a sauna. The missus loves it, but I guess the heating bills will be huge! Any thoughts? Mike |
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