Step-by-Step Guide to Setting Up an Underfloor Heating Manifold

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• AL

  @AlanAmbrose007 · 2 months ago

  Fanastic to see someone who actually knows what they’re doing. Congrats.

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• MA

  @MarkGaudie · 4 years ago

  You lost me in the first minute haha! 🤣

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• PA

  @paulgilliland2992 · 4 years ago

  Short but very sweet. No one else on YT is explaining basic thermodynamics at all , at least nothing I have seen . Also this channel is criminally undersubscribed to.

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• JO

  @johngentry8612 · 9 months ago

  Without dought, the best video instruction, I have ever watched. No Bullshit, no smoke & mirrors. Everything, honestly explained. Thank you

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• BI

  @bietmirnix · 3 years ago

  So far the best video on this topic.

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• JA

  @jamesknowles550 · 3 years ago

  Hi -- really like your videos -- i&apos;ve been a plumbing + heating engineer for 47 years and now like you have my own business <s>-your work + knowledge is secound to none -</s> your customers are lucky people --

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• NO

  @nopenotmedude · 1 month ago

  This is super helpful. I had already figured out some parts of the picture (e.g. heat loss) but this presentation of turning the numbers into practical application really brings it all together. Thank you.

• SI

  @simonaustin1788 · 4 years ago

  Very informative- really like the way you talk through the calcs and then relate the results to UFH set up👍. &nbsp;More please!

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• DA

  @daveblanche1 · 3 years ago

  I enjoyed this. I am not a heating engineer, but a biomechanics sort of guy, and this was good to follow. I may also have been an aircraft engineer in my past, though. My system was installed in the way you discussed…and the builders even threw the thermostats out in the skip, too… No balancing as all manifold valves were full open and a broken(stuck) blending valve so the boiler flow at full temp was blowing through our screed floor at 75c. So all those faux pas were “fixed” by me during lockdown 1, and I just managed to check it all out using logic! Awesome. Getting a priority hot water conversion and weather compensation fitted to my Viessmann boiler tomorrow (sorry about the &nbsp;Viessmann bit). You and heatgeek have saved me a fortune.

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• MA

  @maxmerton · 4 years ago

  Truly the engineer’s engineer.

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• GR

  @grahamwarren2893 · 4 years ago

  Excellent tutorial for anyone really interested in the subject. More please!

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• AN

  @andrewmillwardwatford9410 · 4 years ago

  The heat geek course has produced a great engineer for sure. It&apos;s great to see the learning applied. I&apos;d like to see you use WC and a variable mixer next.

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