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Turning on UFH after tiling

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Hi All,

 

After some advice about turning on our UFH after tiling.

 

The screed was laid in December and the system was run for a few months during the winter. The tiles have been laid over the last couple of months and the final grouting was finished on Monday.

 

I have read lots of different information about turning the heating back on slowly and how to do it but I cant get my head around it, the tiler suggested waiting a week and then turning the system on and setting the room stats to 2 degrees above what they are reading and increasing it by 2 degrees per day - they currently read around 19 degrees (will normally run it at about 22 degrees)

 

The blending valve is set at about 38 degrees.

 

Your thoughts and advice are welcome:

 

Thank you, Wozza.

 

 

 

 

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So after doing even more reading, my plan is as follows:

 

Set the blending valve to 5 degrees above the average room temps (we have 4 rooms - 7 loops)

Set the room stats to 2 degrees above the room temp (max 22 degrees)

Increase the blending valve by 5 degrees each day until I reach 40 degrees.

 

Any thoughts?

Edited by wozza

It’s the water temperature not room temperature you need to be concerned about so just turn the blender down and as you say increase by 2-3 degrees a day from 20 up to 38/40 or whatever it’s designed to run at. 

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