Hi,
I just had a Buderus GB142 mod con boiler installed and I'm beginning to see how the system works.
My question: Is there a way to adjust the boiler response curve for each zone? Is there a way to individualize the boiler supply temp to each zone if only one zone is calling for heat?
I have a 3500 sq foot home from the 1920's in southern CT. Four zones: 1) Main house radiators, single thermostat 2) Master bedroom radiators single thermostat 3) basement baseboard radiator single thermostat and 4) Family room, forced air via air handler single thermostat.
Boiler settings are factory and an AM10 outdoor reset module is installed
Just turned on the family room zone and find the response to heat call is poor even with outside temp 45 degrees. Boiler is supply temp is 100 degrees.
The family room loses more heat than other parts of the house.
I did not find an answer on review of the Boiler and AM10 manuals.
Thanks for any help.
Ray
I just had a Buderus GB142 mod con boiler installed and I'm beginning to see how the system works.
My question: Is there a way to adjust the boiler response curve for each zone? Is there a way to individualize the boiler supply temp to each zone if only one zone is calling for heat?
I have a 3500 sq foot home from the 1920's in southern CT. Four zones: 1) Main house radiators, single thermostat 2) Master bedroom radiators single thermostat 3) basement baseboard radiator single thermostat and 4) Family room, forced air via air handler single thermostat.
Boiler settings are factory and an AM10 outdoor reset module is installed
Just turned on the family room zone and find the response to heat call is poor even with outside temp 45 degrees. Boiler is supply temp is 100 degrees.
The family room loses more heat than other parts of the house.
I did not find an answer on review of the Boiler and AM10 manuals.
Thanks for any help.
Ray