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Hi, I`m looking for any good option how to synchronize 4 radiators upstairs with water underfloor heating in 4 zones.
I`ve got new Vaillant boiler fitted a few months ago, which came with Salus roomstat, all radiators upstairs have TRV.
Underfloor heating is only connected to the timer, also Salus.
Previously both radiators and underfloor heating were had timers only so it was little be tricky to get them both swithced on and off at the same time.
But now I have to walk with my roomstat almost everywhere. If I will leave it upstairs through the day, temperature will drop below 20 degrees, boiler will switch on and heating upstairs is on, while nobody`s there. Downstairs, I have to add manually 2 or 3 hours on timer and change to higher temperature to keep heating on and/or close all walves on radiator upstairs. So need to keep an eye on it all the time.
I don`t know if there could be another roomstat receiver installed instead of timer for downstairs underfloor heating and a electric selenoid valve on the pipe to keep one (upstairs) closed while signal will be received from downstair roomstat on the receiver which will switch the boiler on and same the other way round for upstairs.
Maybe it could be a little bit tricky to get wired...
Any ideas? :mad2:
Thanks for any help, ipinions, ideas.
Joe
I`ve got new Vaillant boiler fitted a few months ago, which came with Salus roomstat, all radiators upstairs have TRV.
Underfloor heating is only connected to the timer, also Salus.
Previously both radiators and underfloor heating were had timers only so it was little be tricky to get them both swithced on and off at the same time.
But now I have to walk with my roomstat almost everywhere. If I will leave it upstairs through the day, temperature will drop below 20 degrees, boiler will switch on and heating upstairs is on, while nobody`s there. Downstairs, I have to add manually 2 or 3 hours on timer and change to higher temperature to keep heating on and/or close all walves on radiator upstairs. So need to keep an eye on it all the time.
I don`t know if there could be another roomstat receiver installed instead of timer for downstairs underfloor heating and a electric selenoid valve on the pipe to keep one (upstairs) closed while signal will be received from downstair roomstat on the receiver which will switch the boiler on and same the other way round for upstairs.
Maybe it could be a little bit tricky to get wired...
Any ideas? :mad2:
Thanks for any help, ipinions, ideas.
Joe