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What are constant pressure control modes mainly used for with an ALPHA2?
Question 2 of 8
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When balancing a combined radiator and underfloor heating system you should always:
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What is the Grundfos GO Balance app?
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Which of the following benefits does not apply to ALPHA2?
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Can an imbalanced heating system result in excess energy consumption?
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What is the ALPHA Reader?
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A house has a combination of both radiators and underfloor heating. If you only need to balance the underfloor heating system, do you still need to enter information for the radiator system into the GO Balance app?
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AUTOADAPT is the most efficient choice of control mode in what percentage of all systems?
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1: What are constant pressure control modes mainly used for with an ALPHA2?
Boilers
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1: What are constant pressure control modes mainly used for with an ALPHA2?
Radiators
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1: What are constant pressure control modes mainly used for with an ALPHA2?
Underfloor Heating
2: When balancing a combined radiator and underfloor heating system you should always:
Balance all radiators in the system first
2: When balancing a combined radiator and underfloor heating system you should always:
Balance one room at a time regardless of the type of heat supply in the room
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2: When balancing a combined radiator and underfloor heating system you should always:
Balance all zones in the underfloor heating system first
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3: What is the Grundfos GO Balance app?
An online product selector
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3: What is the Grundfos GO Balance app?
An intuitive step-by-step guide for balancing processes
3: What is the Grundfos GO Balance app?
A troubleshooting guide dedicated to radiator systems
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4: Which of the following benefits does not apply to ALPHA2?
Easy hydronic balancing
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4: Which of the following benefits does not apply to ALPHA2?
No blockage
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4: Which of the following benefits does not apply to ALPHA2?
Universal application
5: Can an imbalanced heating system result in excess energy consumption?
Yes
5: Can an imbalanced heating system result in excess energy consumption?
6: What is the ALPHA Reader?
A mobile device you take with you on the go
6: What is the ALPHA Reader?
A stationary feature on the ALPHA2 circulator
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6: What is the ALPHA Reader?
An online reference work
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7: A house has a combination of both radiators and underfloor heating. If you only need to balance the underfloor heating system, do you still need to enter information for the radiator system into the GO Balance app?
yes
7: A house has a combination of both radiators and underfloor heating. If you only need to balance the underfloor heating system, do you still need to enter information for the radiator system into the GO Balance app?
8: AUTOADAPT is the most efficient choice of control mode in what percentage of all systems?
More than 70%
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8: AUTOADAPT is the most efficient choice of control mode in what percentage of all systems?
More than 80%
8: AUTOADAPT is the most efficient choice of control mode in what percentage of all systems?
More than 90%
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