How to synchronize upstairs radiators with downstairs underfloor heating ?

[happyflyer]

What do you mean synchronised?

Howsie,

Iv'e been in the job 55 years never heard of Synchronised, come to think of it, as anything in this game ever been Synchronised???

 

[jozef]

Howsie,

Iv'e been in the job 55 years never heard of Synchronised, come to think of it, as anything in this game ever been Synchronised???

55 years in the game and this is what you replied to the thread... thanks for your help :smile5:

 

[Chalked]

Most plumbers everywhere use "honeywell" motorised valves. They are in my opinion the best. Fit these and your never going back again.
they have a manual override in case of a fault,its a silver springs lever on the same end as the wire.

 

[Ray Stafford]

Because zone valves are mechanical parts, do you recommnend any particular make with long waranty or long life?

Honeywell or Drayton dominate the market

 

[Howsie]

Howsie,

Iv'e been in the job 55 years never heard of Synchronised, come to think of it, as anything in this game ever been Synchronised???

Exactly! That's why I add asking because he had me scratching my bonce.

 

[Masood]

Looks as if this is a bit of an Albatross for you! Hope you can get it sorted soon...

 

[Ermintrude]

Tried to message u back. I have a whole lotta love for Honeywell two ports and Myson mprtrf for ufh control Myson take it to the limit with controls

 

[Rickster123]

Just don't go wireless, they are prone to communication breakdown.

all my love

APPlumbing

 

[Ermintrude]

He's a man of the world but I don't listen to a lot of his "I don't want want to know" nonsense I prefer to close my eyes go my own way. Wireless is a dream it don't stop in my house have a lot of the Myson units . Never going back again to wired stats with underfloor.

 

[jozef]

Thanks again everyone who came up with some solution.
I think that know what I need, just need to find som local plumber to do the job for me.

Sorry again for using "synchronize" but didnt know how to describe this, as obviously I am not a plumber.

Ermitrude if you can reply to my message that would be great.

Thanks everyone again. :seeya: