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Sounds like a nightmare for a future buyer to operate. Some people are unlucky enough to buy homes where a machine engineer designed the boiler setup and the b
by rightbyte 2y ago
Sounds like a nightmare for a future buyer to operate.
Some people are unlucky enough to buy homes where a machine engineer designed the boiler setup and the boiler room have enough valves and manometers to like operate the engine of Titanic.
I guess programmers are the new sinners in this area nowadays.
- evrimoztamur 2y agoThe existing professional setup was also a nightmare, what gives?
- rightbyte 2y agoWell first of I am envious and I would want to do something similar. If I inherit a heating system I want it to be all mechanical except maybe the control system for any heating pump.
- sz4kerto 2y agoIf we ever sell this (which we don't plan to), I know what to install (it'll be quite good, just not this perfect). I have it in a cupboard (a Siemens Connected Home thermostat system), the downside of that is that the combined UFH+radiator rooms will be less comfortable. (But still more comfortable than 99% of the houses I've been in.) I haven't mentioned in the parent comment but as a test I've dismantled the HA system and installed the Siemens system and it works well, just not 'perfectly'.
- rightbyte 2y agoSounds well thought out. Many seem to forget designing for replacing. In generall I think all these IoT systems will be a major headache as they age. My thermostats on the radiators are 45 year old by now. That is kinda the expected service life we are used to.