0.1 0.2 etc degree options for differential

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For underfloor heating 0.5 degree differential is still too large. The floor temp takes too long to respond when allowed to cool so much

Not planned Suggested by: Rob (09 Nov, '19) • Upvoted: 11 Jan • Comments: 5

Comments: 5

07 Dec, '19
Jit
That's very true. This would be useful for those of us with underfloor heating.
09 Jan, '20
David A
I think generally this is needed a .5 degree drop given the overrun can increase the temperature but by +.5 this means no heat whilst it drops and due to other heat radiating around t hug e house in my setup take a long time for it to drop and then is lower than desired.
13 Dec, '22
Scott
Have to agree. This 0.5 differential is too large. We need less for underfloor heating.
24 Feb, '23
Tim
For thermally stable rooms which have low loss heat loss but high mass the differential is too large.
14 Mar, '23
Nick
Please please can you guys at Heatmiser reduce the differential minimum to 0.1 or maybe 0.2 degrees. Thanks, Nick
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