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To TRV or not to TRV

  • 03-07-2013 10:03pm
    #1
    brooksp123
    Registered Users Posts: 4 ✭


    Hi All,
    Looking at installing a new heating system in house.
    So far have decided on a Grant Vortex boiler and a Henley Achill Boiler stove.
    was thinking of having 3 heating zones, upstairs rads, downstairs rads and water. Was also thinking of fitting programmable TRV's like the Terrier i-temp to all the rads so I can control temp in each room.
    Is this a wise idea? Was wondering is is bad for the boiler if most of the rads have shut down and only 1 or 2 rads are looking for heat.
    What about with the stove? If all the rooms have come to temperature and the TRV's have shut off, what happens to the hot water?
    Thanks for any advice in advance.
    P


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  • #2
    shane0007
    Closed Accounts Posts: 4,677 ✭✭✭shane0007


    You can't install TRV's with solid fuel heating. Recipe for disaster.


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