Hi,
I have a question about the behaviour of Evohome I hope someone can answer. I having logging setup to record
- Boiler firing
- Pump Active
- Themostat triggered (by Evohome controller)
- Actual temp measured by HR92
- Configured target temp
- Actual target temp as chosen by the Evohome controller optimization
- Boiler out and return temperatures
What I see is the evohome regularly requesting the boiler to fire for just over one minute even when all the rooms are at or above temperature.
This pattern can be seen in this image of 50mins worth of logging. Most rooms are over target, with just study and dinning room at temperature. In the 2nd chart the Evohome thermostat is represented by the grey bars (labelled "front" in the legend).
What is the EvoHome controller doing, firing for this short space of time has little to no effect on the temperatures of the radiators or rooms, it just seems to be wasting gas warming up the pipework and the boiler?
I have a question about the behaviour of Evohome I hope someone can answer. I having logging setup to record
- Boiler firing
- Pump Active
- Themostat triggered (by Evohome controller)
- Actual temp measured by HR92
- Configured target temp
- Actual target temp as chosen by the Evohome controller optimization
- Boiler out and return temperatures
What I see is the evohome regularly requesting the boiler to fire for just over one minute even when all the rooms are at or above temperature.
This pattern can be seen in this image of 50mins worth of logging. Most rooms are over target, with just study and dinning room at temperature. In the 2nd chart the Evohome thermostat is represented by the grey bars (labelled "front" in the legend).
What is the EvoHome controller doing, firing for this short space of time has little to no effect on the temperatures of the radiators or rooms, it just seems to be wasting gas warming up the pipework and the boiler?
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