Hello. The building is freshly insulated, the temperature in the hall is no more than 15 degrees, the trestle is oversized for the future connection to a small wood drying kiln. We will also keep the 1000l buffer, if it is too little we will add it. Please make a simple arrangement so that my installer doesn't get too tired while deciphering "what to what"
The discussion revolves around a DIY installation of a central heating and domestic hot water system with a buffer tank. The user seeks feedback on their diagram, particularly regarding pipe connections and the use of valves. Key points include the recommendation for using larger pipes (minimum 5/4" or 6/4") for better natural circulation, the importance of a mixing valve for temperature regulation, and the potential issues with the proposed layout, such as the need for proper venting and the correct connection of the expansion tank. Various opinions are shared on the use of Laddomat systems versus simpler setups, with emphasis on ensuring safety and compliance with regulations. The final installation diagram is presented as field-proven, confirming that the system operates without boiling issues. Summary generated by the language model.
