Which of the following is one of the most common types of mixing loops?
What does pressure independence mean for MIXIT?
What does the differential temperature limiter do?
How do you set up additional functions such as weather compensation, limiters and alarms?
What do the non-return valves do?
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Q: Which of the following is one of the most common types of mixing loops?
A: A non-pressurised injection circuit with a two-way valve
Q: Which of the following is one of the most common types of mixing loops?
A: A pressurised mixing circuit with a two-way valve
Q: Which of the following is one of the most common types of mixing loops?
A: A non-pressurised mixing circuit with a three-way valve
Q: What does pressure independence mean for MIXIT?
A: It ensures optimal regulation even at varying flow
Q: What does pressure independence mean for MIXIT?
A: It saves a lot of time
Q: What does pressure independence mean for MIXIT?
A: It provides real-time heat consumption
Q: What does the differential temperature limiter do?
A: It prevents starvation
Q: What does the differential temperature limiter do?
A: It ensures low return temperature
Q: What does the differential temperature limiter do?
A: It ensures correct delta-T
Q: How do you set up additional functions such as weather compensation, limiters and alarms?
A: Via the pump display unit
Q: How do you set up additional functions such as weather compensation, limiters and alarms?
A: Via the MIXIT unit
Q: How do you set up additional functions such as weather compensation, limiters and alarms?
A: Via Grundfos GO Remote
Q: What do the non-return valves do?
A: They circumvent starvation between zones
Q: What do the non-return valves do?
A: They prevent unwanted backflow
Q: What do the non-return valves do?
A: They regulate the circulating medium
Q: What is the flow on the primary side controlled by?
A: The valve
Q: What is the flow on the primary side controlled by?
A: The pump
Q: What is the flow on the primary side controlled by?
A: Both