What flow temperatures are you currently running?

  • Erstellt am 2021-10-24 10:27:23

KingJulien

2021-10-24 13:23:09
  • #1
Especially when the actuators are down: Check if the square nut underneath is completely unscrewed. I recently discovered that the flow was throttled on both the supply and the return. Lo and behold: 20% less pump power needed for the same flow.
 

KingJulien

2021-10-24 13:24:39
  • #2
Those are just estimates, read from the wrong perspective of a photo. I trust the flow meter of the UWP more.
 

kati1337

2021-10-24 13:55:06
  • #3
These are our values at about 10°C outside temperature.
The insulation standard is KFW55.
 

lesmue79

2021-10-24 14:30:42
  • #4
A small buffer tank is available with 18 liters capacity as a return series storage.

The actuators have their own fuse, however, all the actuators are cramped into a junction box with Wago terminals. I need to take my time to unravel everything and then disconnect, so for now, they are all manually set to max or permanently open.









 

KingJulien

2021-10-24 16:21:45
  • #5
Doesn't matter, pull the fuse, unscrew and let it dangle. I don't bother to remove them ;)
 

lesmue79

2021-10-24 18:05:50
  • #6
I have already done that too, but it’s still annoying during fine-tuning when those things are dangling around. The final goal is actually to completely disconnect them and banish them from the distribution box.
 

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