Looking for some input here....
My EKO 60 is located in my shop and feeds the house from there.
This weekend I plumbed the radiant in my shop. I'm running into a problem because the return temps from the radiant are so cold that the danfoss is kicking in to keep the return to the boiler at 140.....
I know that the cement slab will take quite a while to heat up. Right now, I'm feeding the radiant with 90 degrees and return is about 55. So, just looking for some words of advice from others have experience in heating up a cold slab for the first time??
Once the slab is up to temp, I assume things will be easier to manage??
Thanks!!
My EKO 60 is located in my shop and feeds the house from there.
This weekend I plumbed the radiant in my shop. I'm running into a problem because the return temps from the radiant are so cold that the danfoss is kicking in to keep the return to the boiler at 140.....
I know that the cement slab will take quite a while to heat up. Right now, I'm feeding the radiant with 90 degrees and return is about 55. So, just looking for some words of advice from others have experience in heating up a cold slab for the first time??
Once the slab is up to temp, I assume things will be easier to manage??
Thanks!!