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What happens if the boiler power exceeds system needs?

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Ideal power should be slightly over the maximum required in calculation conditions.

If it is much higher than the latter, there is an excess consumption of fuel.  The boiler will tend to frequently turn on and off with the consequent increase in wear and heat loss.

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What is Hydronic Heating?

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Hydronic heating, using Hunt Heating equipment, can provide you and your family with one of the most comfortable, quiet and cosy central heating systems available.

 

Hydronic heating has been proven to provide a cleaner and safer environment, free of draughts and noise, creating a more natural and even heat distribution throughout your home.

 

Asthma and allergy sufferers are likely to benefit from a heating system that does not blow dust into the air and because the heat in your home can be better controlled and delivered where and when you require it, the operating cost savings will most certainly be welcome.

 

Hydronic heating equipment and systems used by Hunt Heating can be operated with a variety of different fuels. The hot water heating units, commonly known as boilers, can be manufactured to operate on natural gas, L.P.Gas, heating oil and wood. This gives you flexibility to tailor a system to fit your requirements. Water is heated by these units and circulated through pipe work connected to radiators installed throughout your home. The heat is transferred from each of these radiators or convectors by natural convection and radiated heat and the panels are sized according to the areas to be heated. Temperatures in each area or room throughout the home can be controlled individually if required or by a centrally located programmable room thermostat.

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What do I do if my heating does'nt work

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