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 It is normally advisable to divide the heating system into separate zones.
This will allow independent operation of the heating system in different parts of the house.
Typical circuits would be the ground floor, the first floor and the domestic hot water storage cylinder.
Autonomous operation of the zones will be achieved if individual motorised valves or pumps are fitted to each zone.
Timer and thermostatic control will permit individual and economic functioning of the heating system in each part of the house.
Each zone will be switched on only at the times required by the household and when there is a demand for heat energy indicated by the thermostat located in that area.
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