Heating control system
OwnerJohn Bergininventor
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Abstract
A heating control system comprises a vessel including a plurality of fluid ports including: a fluid inlet port arranged to connect to a heated fluid supply, a first controllable radiator circuit port, and a second controllable radiator circuit port. A controller is operatively connected to the controllable radiator circuit ports and to a temperature probe arranged to indicate, in use, a temperature of fluid circulating through the vessel. The controller is arranged to open a selected one of the radiator ports when the probe indicates the fluid is below a temperature T2 and to open the other of the radiator ports when the probe indicates the fluid is above the temperature T2.
Claims11
A heating control system comprising:
- a) a vessel including a plurality of fluid ports, said fluid ports including:
- a fluid inlet port arranged to connect to a heated fluid supply, a first controllable radiator circuit port, and a second separately controllable radiator circuit port;
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- b) a controller operatively connected to said controllable radiator circuit ports and to a temperature probe arranged to indicate, in use, a temperature of fluid circulating through said vessel, said controller being arranged to open only a selected one of said radiator ports when said probe indicates said fluid is below a temperature T2 and to open both of said radiator ports when said probe indicates said fluid is above said temperature T2.
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