The specifics of using plate heat exchangers (or others) with groundwater, river water, rainwater, deep well water, or brine are entirely different from using them with municipal water. Most manufacturers exclude warranty coverage for heat exchanger tightness if they operate with untreated water. Why?

Solid fuel boilers most often require operation in an open system, which somewhat limits our options for connecting them, for example, to underfloor heating. However, there are ways to address this – check how the connection between sealed and open systems works.

Read this if your heat pump has started generating higher costs and consuming more electricity than usual. If there’s an issue with your return on investment and it was supposed to be cheaper, check what the possible reasons could be.

Today's topic is mixing valves, specifically models designed for underfloor heating. In this article, you'll learn which valve is best for underfloor heating and what factors to consider when making your choice. We'll also take a closer look at the operating diagram of this device and the benefits of using it. Enjoy reading.

Noise in central heating systems is a fairly common issue. In today's article, we will take a closer look at the possible causes of radiator noise and suggest methods to address it. Stay tuned!

What is a thermostatic three-way valve and how is it constructed? How does it work, and where is it used? You can read all about it in today's article. You'll also learn how to choose, install, and set up this device. Stay tuned!

Frequently Asked Questions About Solar Collectors, Their Operation, Cost-Effectiveness, Potential Malfunctions, and More.

Comprehensive answers to the most frequently asked questions about mixing valves for domestic hot water! Learn what a DHW mixing valve is, how it works, and the benefits of using one. Discover how to correctly set the temperature, choose the right valve for your system, and identify the signs of a malfunctioning device. Enjoy the read!

When to choose a 4 Port Valve? How does this device work and what is it used for? Is it worth investing in an actuator for a 4 Way Valve? In today's post, we answer the most common questions about 4 Port Valves! Stay tuned!

How does a 3-port valve work, what is it used for, and how to install it? How can you identify malfunctions and improper operation? You'll find answers to these and other questions in today's post. Stay tuned.

Today's post covers the differences between a three-way valve and a four-way valve. Find out which model works better for different types of central heating systems.

What is a four-way valve, and what is it used for? How is it constructed, and in which installations will it work best? When should you opt for a four-way valve with an actuator? Answers to these and other questions can be found in today’s post.

What is a three-way valve with an actuator? How does it work and what is it used for? Why is it worth investing in, and what should you pay attention to when choosing a model? We answer these and many other questions about three-way valves with actuators in today's post!

What is a three-way valve? How is it constructed, and what is its purpose? How do you connect and properly set it up? We will answer these and other questions in today's post. Additionally, we will discuss the control, operating mechanism, and the purpose of three-way valves with a thermostat. Stay tuned.

How do solar collectors work? What is their basic principle of operation? This guide covers the absolute basics for beginners, explained in simple and understandable language. If you're considering using the sun to heat domestic hot water, make sure to read this.

The thread size in the hydraulic product you purchased doesn't match? Check the sizes of the individual threads so you can determine if you received the correct size.

Are the sensational reports about the gas heating ban issued by the EU true at all? From when would the ban on the installation of gas boilers come into effect? Who would be subject to such a ban?

What is cogeneration? How does this process work, where can it be applied, and what are its benefits?