On the main controller there is a timer for heating and hot water you can set up. Weather compensation with a low curve setting is designed to run for long periods at a low temperature, so don’t expect hot radiators as that wont be the case. The rad will be of low temperature, heating a property low and slow, hence long run times required.
@@marksawyer9285 useful link indeed but as they say 2mn kills 90% of them..may be that's enough although the remaining 10% (the strongest therefore) may strive after that..
I created the video to show people how to set the Legionella up as it appears lots of people don't know how to, and some don't have it set to run at all. It's down to individuals how they actually have it set. The settings work for me as I test the water regularly for Legionella which is always clear.
Very clear and concise and importantly not rushed so newcomers can have time to assimilate each keystroke. Brilliant.
Many Thanks @ironicus3957
Thanks for your clear explanation. Hard to find really clear explanations - people usually whizz through the processes too fast.
Thanks Amanda, hope you found it useful.
Great video, really clear. Will save me some money by changing the time the cycle runs. Thank you!
Thanks, pleased it will save you some money.
How to change the date (day)?
Is there any way to set it to sat/sun when I have the cheapest electricity?
On the main controller there is a timer for heating and hot water you can set up. Weather compensation with a low curve setting is designed to run for long periods at a low temperature, so don’t expect hot radiators as that wont be the case. The rad will be of low temperature, heating a property low and slow, hence long run times required.
Great video but watch out, you'd normally need to stay at 60 deg for 30mn to get rid of legionella and 5mn at 66 deg. They are hard to kill!
Hi, thanks but I think you will find 2 minutes at 60c is enough.
legionellacontrol.com/guidance/temperature-influences-legionella-growth/
@@marksawyer9285 useful link indeed but as they say 2mn kills 90% of them..may be that's enough although the remaining 10% (the strongest therefore) may strive after that..
I created the video to show people how to set the Legionella up as it appears lots of people don't know how to, and some don't have it set to run at all. It's down to individuals how they actually have it set. The settings work for me as I test the water regularly for Legionella which is always clear.