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cruelty

hi heating is connected as "C" plan at the minute with 1 CH Zone controlled by motorized valve

i know i need a pipe stat on flow pipe from back boiler

but dont know connections....


idea is that when flow becomes hot it will fire back boiler pump & CH circulation pump to dump heat

thanks
 

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