Posted By: sugerbear
Forum Powa - Split zone central heating question - 16/10/2013 09:46
I am living in a new build house (zero carbon build). Which is nice.
It has many "eco" friendly features one of which is a central heating system that has separate top floor and bottom floor upstairs and downstairs radiators which are each controlled by their own timer / wall thermostat / valve.
Now this is where it gets odd and I begin to question my sanity.
The downstairs wall thermostat controls the top floor radiators and the top floor thermostat controls the bottom radiators.
That sounds like someone has wired the central heading round the wrong way but I wonder if the system was designed this way...
Can anyone confirm?
It has many "eco" friendly features one of which is a central heating system that has separate top floor and bottom floor upstairs and downstairs radiators which are each controlled by their own timer / wall thermostat / valve.
Now this is where it gets odd and I begin to question my sanity.
The downstairs wall thermostat controls the top floor radiators and the top floor thermostat controls the bottom radiators.
That sounds like someone has wired the central heading round the wrong way but I wonder if the system was designed this way...
Can anyone confirm?