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I have to install a new heating system in a 3 or 4 story house( weird floor levels ), the boiler is going to be on the top floor. The heating is going to be split into 2 zones and an underfloor heating zone, hot water as well. What would be the best pump for this? Also would zoning it conventionally on 2 ports be the easiest and most effective way?
 
What I would do is contact grundfoss for e.g tell them the schematic of the job and they size accordingly
 
magna 3 and zone valves on each individual circuit, set it on auto adapt ad let it sort itself out
 
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