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UFH New Season

BarneyMc · 2017-10-01 20:30:05

The Mrs tells me it's time to get the heating back on so I'll be doing that very soon, so I will! The UFH has been off since the spring. The temp for the UFH water is set to 26C. Before I switch the HP on should I reduce this temp and bring it back up to the 26C gradually or is it ok to just switch on? I have hemihydrate…

01-10-2017 8:30pm

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BarneyMc

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The Mrs tells me it's time to get the heating back on so I'll be doing that very soon, so I will!

The UFH has been off since the spring. The temp for the UFH water is set to 26C. Before I switch the HP on should I reduce this temp and bring it back up to the 26C gradually or is it ok to just switch on? I have hemihydrate (or whatever it's called) liquid screed floors.

Thanks.

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#2 21-10-2017 7:35am

SeanHarty

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you would be safe enough to just bang it back on, once the screed has been dried slowly when it has been poured you shouldn't have any more issues with it

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