vaderle
2022-12-27 12:53:11
- #1
Hello everyone,
I have set a desired temperature of 21.5° C on my heating system below (air-to-water heat pump). The room controllers are all fully open (set to 33°C).
So far so good. In almost all rooms, the 21.5 °C is reached. Only in the bedroom (upper floor) does it reach a maximum of 20.7 °C. Now I wanted to slightly increase the flow rate at the distribution box. According to my internet research, you only need to turn the red cap on the flow indicator to increase/decrease the flow. This should then allow more warm water to reach the room and increase the temperature.
However, under the flow indicator, I have a sticker from the heating installer. On this sticker it says "Warning! Flow indicator is only for shutting off the heating circuits." (see the photo)
Does this mean that no fine-tuning can be done there at all? Where else can the flow rate l/min be adjusted?

Does this mean that no fine-tuning can be done there at all? Where else can the flow rate l/min be adjusted?
I have set a desired temperature of 21.5° C on my heating system below (air-to-water heat pump). The room controllers are all fully open (set to 33°C).
So far so good. In almost all rooms, the 21.5 °C is reached. Only in the bedroom (upper floor) does it reach a maximum of 20.7 °C. Now I wanted to slightly increase the flow rate at the distribution box. According to my internet research, you only need to turn the red cap on the flow indicator to increase/decrease the flow. This should then allow more warm water to reach the room and increase the temperature.
However, under the flow indicator, I have a sticker from the heating installer. On this sticker it says "Warning! Flow indicator is only for shutting off the heating circuits." (see the photo)
Does this mean that no fine-tuning can be done there at all? Where else can the flow rate l/min be adjusted?
Does this mean that no fine-tuning can be done there at all? Where else can the flow rate l/min be adjusted?