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Question 1 of 8
Intermediate
Does the ALPHA2 circulator have the lowest energy consumption of all small circulators on the market?
Question 2 of 8
Intermediate
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?
Question 3 of 8
Intermediate
What is the primary advantage of using the ALPHA Reader and the Grundfos GO Balance app in balancing jobs in one-family homes?
Question 4 of 8
Intermediate
Can an imbalanced heating system result in excess energy consumption?
Question 5 of 8
Intermediate
What is the Grundfos GO Balance app?
Question 6 of 8
Intermediate
Is it possible to generate documentation and email or print it directly from the app?
Question 7 of 8
Intermediate
What are constant pressure control modes mainly used for with an ALPHA2?
Question 8 of 8
Intermediate
Which control modes should never be used in systems with TRVs?
Question 8 of 8
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1: Does the ALPHA2 circulator have the lowest energy consumption of all small circulators on the market?
Yes
1: Does the ALPHA2 circulator have the lowest energy consumption of all small circulators on the market?
2: 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
2: 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?
3: What is the primary advantage of using the ALPHA Reader and the Grundfos GO Balance app in balancing jobs in one-family homes?
They optimise the performance of the ALPHA2 circulator
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3: What is the primary advantage of using the ALPHA Reader and the Grundfos GO Balance app in balancing jobs in one-family homes?
It only takes two hours to balance each radiator
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3: What is the primary advantage of using the ALPHA Reader and the Grundfos GO Balance app in balancing jobs in one-family homes?
Balancing of all radiators can be completed in less than two hours
4: Can an imbalanced heating system result in excess energy consumption?
Yes
4: Can an imbalanced heating system result in excess energy consumption?
5: What is the Grundfos GO Balance app?
An online product selector
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5: What is the Grundfos GO Balance app?
An intuitive step-by-step guide for balancing processes
5: What is the Grundfos GO Balance app?
A troubleshooting guide dedicated to radiator systems
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6: Is it possible to generate documentation and email or print it directly from the app?
Yes
6: Is it possible to generate documentation and email or print it directly from the app?
7: What are constant pressure control modes mainly used for with an ALPHA2?
Boilers
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7: What are constant pressure control modes mainly used for with an ALPHA2?
Radiators
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7: What are constant pressure control modes mainly used for with an ALPHA2?
Underfloor Heating
8: Which control modes should never be used in systems with TRVs?
Fixed speed modes
8: Which control modes should never be used in systems with TRVs?
Constant pressure modes
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8: Which control modes should never be used in systems with TRVs?
Proportional pressure modes
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