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Underfloor Heating Issues

iniall · 2024-01-17 16:35:51

We had underfloor heating installed a year ago and this winter it seems like in one room it warms up, but in the other it is patchy and cooler. Does anyone know if I need a thermal imaging camera/sensor to confirm a problem or is there an easier/cheaper way to try to work out what's going on? It's a Tiemme DRY low thermal…

17-01-2024 4:35pm

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We had underfloor heating installed a year ago and this winter it seems like in one room it warms up, but in the other it is patchy and cooler. Does anyone know if I need a thermal imaging camera/sensor to confirm a problem or is there an easier/cheaper way to try to work out what's going on? It's a Tiemme DRY low thermal inertia radiant system.

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Are the loops the same size?
I'd start with increasing flow rate on the colder loop. It can be adjusted on the manifold.
Bigger loops require more flow.

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