Thanks Norman, this initial batch is deigned to be short, but I do hear you, what areas do you want more detail, electrical, plumbing, sizing, mounting, ,...? I will be doing other ones where i will recap what i did and why, these will have more detail. - Forgot to say, i will definitely be doing a more detailed recap of this one, as i now have most of the internal piping done.
@@UFZ7482 Ahh OK - I did not realise you were going to follow up in longer form. I will take any and all of the detail you are prepared to share (but heat loss of property, selection of HP, control strategy, pipe sizing et al)😉👍
Nice series, looks like your making a good job of it! What's the advantage of the hydrolic unit? It looks like a quite a bulky unit for just a diverter valve and a booster heater which probably won't be needed. What else is inside it? I've seen Inta now make a AFV that will fit directly into the HP outlet
@@GlynHudson Thanks, I suppose i was being a bit lazy going for the hydraulic station. It controls the external unit (so has a controller), it also has the diverter valve, expansion tank, pressure gauge, backup heater,... you could roll your own.
Keith - I am enjoying this series covering your install. I would love longer and more detail though.😀👍
Thanks Norman, this initial batch is deigned to be short, but I do hear you, what areas do you want more detail, electrical, plumbing, sizing, mounting, ,...? I will be doing other ones where i will recap what i did and why, these will have more detail. - Forgot to say, i will definitely be doing a more detailed recap of this one, as i now have most of the internal piping done.
@@UFZ7482 Ahh OK - I did not realise you were going to follow up in longer form. I will take any and all of the detail you are prepared to share (but heat loss of property, selection of HP, control strategy, pipe sizing et al)😉👍
Nice series, looks like your making a good job of it! What's the advantage of the hydrolic unit? It looks like a quite a bulky unit for just a diverter valve and a booster heater which probably won't be needed. What else is inside it? I've seen Inta now make a AFV that will fit directly into the HP outlet
@@GlynHudson Thanks, I suppose i was being a bit lazy going for the hydraulic station. It controls the external unit (so has a controller), it also has the diverter valve, expansion tank, pressure gauge, backup heater,... you could roll your own.