Should not be necessary on a new install, but could be essential when a system is upgraded (?) from vented to non vented.
One reason for not fitting boilers in lofts. But with modern "compact" houses there may be no other option given the lack of space.
If a customer wants it in the loft they get it in the loft. So to speak.
Most boilers are retrofit (I would guess)
Most boilers are retrofit (I would guess)
True... But... Who wouldn't want remote management?
PVM
Good to know IG are catching up and claiming they're the first.
Yes you can be notified remotely then re-pressurise a heating system without a filling loop and comply with the regs. If you have a boiler and control system capable of doing it of course.
Apart from that Dan and Intergas are correct.
I should stay away from this forum and facebook when tired, I can't stop being picky
Yes you can be notified remotely then re-pressurise a heating system without a filling loop and comply with the regs. If you have a boiler and control system capable of doing it of course.
Apart from that Dan and Intergas are correct.
I should stay away from this forum and facebook when tired, I can't stop being picky
Are you talking automatically topping up a domestic boiler? I suppose one could fit a PU, might stretch your average HA's budget though
Interesting, how are they catching up, where did they claim to be the first, who beat them and when did they do it?
There is no other system that can generate audit trails or data that enable actions to be made on concrete facts surrounding performance and usage
Are you talking automatically topping up a domestic boiler? I suppose one could fit a PU, might stretch your average HA's budget though
Read more: https://www.diynot.com/diy/threads/intergas-eco-rf-vs-hre.490416/#ixzz4vPyfHOXy
No, press a button after being notified of a low pressure. I would call it semi auto. After the notification the user can remotely top up from the room stat (although that could be done at a central point I don't see that happening for a while)
Sorry that didn't answer most of my questions.
What are Intergas çatching up' with?
Who beat them there?
Where have they claimed to be the first people to do whatever it is you're talking about?
How long have the competition been able to do it?
Oi, get back to work!
I was waiting for someone with a clue, a concern & some grasp of English... that someone then arrived and was beautiful... we shared a moment... captured on HD...
I'll have my moment
I'm sorry that doesn't answer your questions Razor. I made a flippant remark, a sarcastic backhanded compliment based upon my own prejudices and fatigue which I also regret and retract it. Although this is not uncommon on forums I shouldn't be the one to be doing it. I hope you can make an allowance for me in this instance.
I’d like one day to meet up and have a chat, no doubt I’d say things you’d disagree with and vice versa but it’d be good to clear the air.
Is the 10 year guarantee valid if any GasSafe man fits these combis? A neighbour is wanting to change her troublesome 15 year old Potterton combi, however is leaning towards 10 year guarantees. It needs a wireless thermostat, with the RF having this integral that is an advantage. The RF I believe only works seamlessly with a Honeywell wireless stat. Also is the Smart Phone control function built into this model, or is that extra?