Thank you for your help and assistance.It's not hard to change it and try it, but so be it. Wait for your reply.
Good luck getting the system sorted.
Regards
Colin
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Thank you for your help and assistance.It's not hard to change it and try it, but so be it. Wait for your reply.
Good luck getting the system sorted.
Your house must require some level of heat to keep it warm so even though you are not seeing any rise in room temp this just proves in a way that the evohome is working by just firing the boiler long enough to keep the house exactly at your required temperature by keeping the rads at the required temperatures.Thanks, I think I'll need it. (hoping the system will not be 3 minutes on/ 7 minutes off for the rest of the night as may be tempted to turn the boiler off.
I have set to multiroom on this zone to see if anything changes.
Hi JohnYour house must require some level of heat to keep it warm so even though you are not seeing any rise in room temp this just proves in a way that the evohome is working by just firing the boiler long enough to keep the house exactly at your required temperature by keeping the rads at the required temperatures.
Except that your rads are at the room temperature then they must be emitting some heat so even if they are only at 25C and the rooms temperature is 18C then they will still emit ~ 8% of their rated output say 1.6 to 2 kw of a 20kw rating which isn't going to break the bank.
Hi JohnYes, understood, but Evohome seems to be saying so that as long as the the room temp is within 1.5C of its setpoint that whatever minimum time you have set is in fact a fixed time and not just a minimum?. So if the temperature offset is 0.75C then the controller just looks for the TRVs to be open say 50% or something like that and during this x weeks learning curve if the room temperature isn't rising then it might look for 75% opening or whatever but has no effect on the actual run time?
Is this your understanding of how it works?
HiAnother evohome user here, been reading this thread with interest, I do believe when evohome is doing this TPI thing (eg firing for 1 minute in every 10), the flow temps are not supposed to get up to anywhere near what you'd expect, it's literally just warming the water slightly to dump a small amount of heat into that zone, the idea is to prevent an overrun.
My system seems to work quite well as it will maintain the temps in each room once the set point has been reached. However what I did find is that some rads did not get warm at all despite calling for heat. It seems than for low demands of 10-20% when the boiler is firing as per TPI schedule, the valve does not open enough inside the TRV to let any water pass, I found that on a couple of rads I had to set the HR92 stroke parameter (setting 6) to 1. That seemed to fix the problem and even on low demands I can feel some heat in the rad, it's not hot just warm..
I don't think anyone has mentioned this so give it a try.
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