chand1986
2018-11-14 08:28:30
- #1
Maybe this will untangle your mental knot: The heating system supplies ALL your rooms with the same warm water. Your room thermostats can switch the flow through the heating coils in a room on/off. The lower you set the number, the earlier "off". 6 means "always open".
It logically follows that you should set your heating system as suggested by Mycraft in #10. Everywhere set to 6, after warming up measure the temperature everywhere. Ideally, 6 gives you the comfort temperature in the warmest room (bathroom?). Then adjust the rest using the room thermostats.
If following this procedure the bathroom is too warm or too cold at 6, the heating system must be readjusted.
Does that help?
It logically follows that you should set your heating system as suggested by Mycraft in #10. Everywhere set to 6, after warming up measure the temperature everywhere. Ideally, 6 gives you the comfort temperature in the warmest room (bathroom?). Then adjust the rest using the room thermostats.
If following this procedure the bathroom is too warm or too cold at 6, the heating system must be readjusted.
Does that help?