How To Get Better Control Of Your Heating Systems

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Want to connect a new underfloor heating system to your existing heating systems, while maintaining independent control of it? Today, we share an S Plan heating configuration that might just be the answer you need.
With this configuration, you should be able to independently control the different elements of your heating systems. If you have a heating system in your house that includes radiators, or hot water cylinders, and you also want to have underfloor heating, the last thing you want is for them to work concurrently.
You need to be able to heat water in the water cylinder when necessary, without having to switch the underfloor heating system on and vice versa. Having a 2-port zone valve can help you connect the heating systems while allowing them to operate independently from one another.
Keep watching to learn more about the S Plan heating configuration that’ll allow you to connect a new underfloor heating system with your existing heating systems without a fuss.

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our new build came with an underfloor heating system where the radiators can be turned on independently, but when the underfloor heating is on, the radiators turn on. what are the possibilities for how this would this be set up and can we change it so each is entirely independent?

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Thanks for watching our video, this sound like there is no zone valve fitted on both the UFH and radiator system this separates the UFH from the radiators. A registered plumber will be able to sort this quite easily for you and give you that control... I hope this helps.