Intergas Eco RF vs HRE

[hard-work]

Dannyboy, I would never wear a watch like that. Dannyboy, do not move above your station. Know your limit.

 

[bernardgreen]

The man is an utter arse. He's not even measuring the right pressure

One has to assume he is a GasSafe registered installer / service technician to be able to fit the boiler on the wall. Are you suggesting that an utter arse has become GasSafe registered.

 

[Deleted member 221031]

Please to everyone, do not encourage him. They get worse when you do.

Why don’t you explain how in the “Off” position a TRV still supplies heat.

If you do I’ll donate 1k to any charity you wish

 

[hard-work]

Two at least are GasSafe, or maybe three of them.
Bernard do not answer the active loon he will get worse.

 

[Deleted member 221031]

Two at least are GasSafe, or maybe three of them.
Bernard do not answer the active loon he will get worse.

Thought as much.

 

[bernardgreen]

Bernard do not answer the active loon he will get worse.

You do need to be a bit more careful with the accuracy of some of your posts. Unless the valve seat / seal is damaged a TRV in the OFF position will prevent water flowing through the radiator it is fitted to.

 

[Deleted member 221031]

You do need to be a bit more careful with the accuracy of some of your posts. Unless the valve seat / seal is damaged a TRV in the OFF position will prevent water flowing through the radiator it is fitted to.

Thank you!

 

[Hot&Cold]

I will ask for permission to quote.

great stuff Shall i order in more popcorn during your extended information intermission

 

[Deleted member 221031]

@hard-work

Bernard gets how a simple TRV works. You don’t -1

Navien, you thought was a brand new concept. But it was proven it’s a decade old. -1

Your googled rubbish about modulation -1

Let’s do the maths -1+-1+-1= you know less than fek all.

 

[bernardgreen]

great stuff Shall i order in more popcorn during your extended information intermission

The source is a forum which does not allow content ( in this case recorded data ) to be passed to non members without the author's permission. It may be a few days before I get that permission so I would suggest you order a few ready meals.

 

[hard-work]

You do need to be a bit more careful with the accuracy of some of your posts. Unless the valve seat / seal is damaged a TRV in the OFF position will prevent water flowing through the radiator it is fitted to.

TRVs are irrelevant, I never even mentioned them. He doesn't know how a zoned heating system works, and that if one zone is off you are not using gas to heat it. You can see why plumbers have a bad rep.

Bernard I have given examples of when new boilers are fitted with a system change they can use more gas. Good, you are not responding to the loon.

 

[Deleted member 221031]

TRVs are irrelevant. He doesn't know how a zoned heating system works and that is one zone is off you are not using gas to heat it. You can see why plumbers have a bad rep.[/QUOT

A bit like turning a Trv then

That’s nothing like what you said. Now you’re arse licking Bernie. Bless

 

[vulcancontinental]

Why don’t you explain how in the “Off” position a TRV still supplies heat.

If you do I’ll donate 1k to any charity you wish

Do you mean if the heat is on elsewhere but the TRV off?

 

[Deleted member 221031]

Do you mean if the heat is on elsewhere but the TRV off?

Yeah that’s what hardwork is implying. Trvs still allow heat to pass when fully off.

We all know he’s a clown

 

[Deleted member 221031]

You are still heating unoccupied areas even with TRVs. Now you know.

As above