HEAT HERO VIDEO

[@chrisscott4825]

good vid. some good points mentioned. lads, remember , non automatic fuels keep it simple, keep it safe, remember the basic principles of thermosiphonic circulation before you run out making the pump, valve, expansion vessel industry richer than they need to be. Get your feed /expansion pipe and vent pipes in the correct position "the neutral zone" and follow manufacturer instructions. I personally would stay well clear of sealed system solid fuel installation, design criteria changes the focus from system efficiency to system safety. Solid fuel systems can not be treated like automatic fluid fuels and trying to do so over eggs the custard. To much heat in... reduce the fuel... that`s a human , non automatic function.

[@JELLIETOTTIE]

Brilliant brilliant video so well explained thank you . .....

[@thomasanderson9358]

Keep in mind that I've only used it for a couple weeks, that being said, so far so good kzbin.infoUgkxAU9pOCSV9Y5JprooHvfxTpOrt4hx8uRM . Using it at 8 ft. by 8ft. deer blind that is insulated. I have to keep the door cracked for it to get enough air to burn, but that is very likely the wood I've used. Much better quality than I expected for the price. Now if I can just take it easy in the beginning it won't be 90 degrees in my blind. All in all it seems like a keeper.

[@paulhart2065]

Thank you. Respectful comment to think about...... You can not compress and liquid, therefore, the pump sucks the water around the system as well as pushes it.Regards, Paul (Norwich).

[@basharathussain8766]

From which country u r

[@mewantapoo]

How can i fit this into my (longterm)mobile home. i have a stove with back boiler fitted but back boiler taken out at the moment. and i only want it to heat 4 radiators.

[@robertheintz8017]

When did Flea develop an Irish accent?

[@consco3667]

Where to buy the components and do you have a list of them?

[@OOAK-Ireland]

ever heard about celsius? is that not what we are using in Ireland?

[@DjSkipAlexander]

Would like to know about this system and does it work with all multi fuel burners

[@williebourke9962]

Yes .and yes I can .This idea that sealing solid fuel is dangerous is only a rhumour put out by so called plumbers that do not know how to marry two systems together properly and do not know how to deal a system safely.

[@basharathussain8766]

Good morning sir

[@eidelweisbrett3334]

how do you connect to the stove....itnthere a kit you can use

[@williebourke9962]

By sealing the system using a pressure vessel and an automatic filling valve, you do not need an open vent .Also to make it 100%safe you use a thermostatic cold water injection valve .By using this you can run the pump at top speed .to pump the hot water to the radiators ..Also by using a tcv.valve fitted on to the cylinder flow ,you only heat the cylinder when it drops below the setting required .There's no point running hot water continually through a cylinders coil when the water is hot enough .

[@HandyKindaGuyUK]

Thought it had to be open vented with a wood burner?

[@jigsey.]

@@HandyKindaGuyUK I've a non vented system...works perfect until I have a power cut....I have to dampen the fire

[@Powertoyah32]

You can not connect a solid fuel stove to a pressurised heating system or a pressurised domestic hot water cylinder, it’s a bomb waiting to go off, you can use a heat genie which leaves the stove open vented, plumber here with 30years experience

[@jigsey.]

Can this work on a closed system, pressurised

[@michaelwhite5224]

How much for system

[@ludwicki]

How about pressurised systems?

[@patburrell4540]

Can you tell me how I can get this system fitted please

[@teddaffin8509]

Send more info , thanks

[@stevenolivero5207]

can this work with a expansion tank so its a sealed system

[@MsRustynuts]

No

[@frankw9836]

i moved into an old house with an open fireplace. I've been told there is a "back boiler" which heats the water and radiators when the fire is lit . There is a switch which apparently pumps the hot water into the radiators ? The fire is lit i switch on the pump (i can hear bubbling noise) but no warm radiators or hot water . Can someone explain, why not ?

[@MsRustynuts]

Your rads could be old and stuffed or else they're airlocked

[@davedobbschannel]

Find the way to fill it and bleed the system of air.

[@914peru]

I would like to know more about it

[@fablan3308]

How much does it roughly cost

[@shpservices]

I need one installed in Dumfries

[@xsnpxhoff8071]

Why is everyone making fun of the way we speak lol great video thanks

[@1977moonchild1]

xsnpxhoff Went through the comments there and not one comment regarding the way he speaks, you fucking bell end.

[@russellmcallister6830]

Is there any way to do this with a combi boiler?. I'm no plumber

[@nially85]

No

[@barrysmith4588]

unless you want to go "BOOM" then no

[@game4alaughman]

@@barrysmith4588 lol.that made me laugh 😂

[@spencerwilton5831]

Does this prioritise hot water? Most people want the water heating first and fully, as quickly as possible, before diverting any heat to radiators.

[@MsRustynuts]

Wrong.

[@KatieJoMikell]

Ok this is not the heat hero that’s for sale on Instagram

[@Exploring23]

Katie Mikell how much?

[@Exploring23]

Anybody know how much that cost?

[@pjmr666]

Just to be a smartypants. No heat transfer system is 100% efficient...

[@kenklassen9577]

Thank you...!

[@zx10rmac84]

I have a question for yah, i checked my valves either side of the pump both working, pump is working. The wooden boiler stove is working. But my radiators are not getting hot at all. And the pipes are going mad, the over flow is doing over time.. Any ideas please.?

[@786benny786]

maybe you need to open radiator valves and blead radiators

[@williebourke9962]

It seems to me one of two things is wrong 1the circulation pump is not coming in ,and needs replacing ,or 2the thermostat to give the message to the circulation pump is not working .,but you say the pump is working..Therefore it's an airlock in the pump .You need to open it at the centre screw and the sir will come out ....I'm assuming you've water in the system .

[@kathyfann]

What is the Fuel Source please? Or is this a water heater off a wood stove?

[@bigteddy66]

Are you needing specs?

[@orpheasnestos7444]

Some are wood stoves, some are using pellets.

[@andrewfield5656]

They’re always after me lucky pumps.

[@TheBenzer9]

Just seal the system like any other and put two safety valves, one at the boiler and one on the expansion.

[@K-carbon]

That be very dangerous thing to do you have no understanding of plumbing to say that

[@spencerwilton5831]

Stephen 1974 insane suggestion for solid fuel heating. Some, high end stoves permit this, but they have emergency automatic cold water cooling which would be impractical on a boat with limited and occasionally empty or even frozen water supplies.

[@hvacdesignsolutions]

We can't do that in the UK/Ireland.....it's against the safety regs. Go to America if you wanna blow yourself up.

[@TheBenzer9]

@@hvacdesignsolutions well it works..iv seen it iv never ever seen a solid fuel stove with the pump running lift a three bar safety valve..even in a house that is fully insulated and has an had an air test completed.. obviously it depends on the occupants if they want to fry themself as in not regulate the air intake into the solid fuel stove that's up them 🤣

[@williebourke9962]

To really safely seal a solid fuel system ,to comply to European standard ,you must fit a cold water thermostatic injection valve .This activates when the temperature reaches ,90degrees .and sends cold water into the boiler .to possibly prevent the superheated water turning to steam .This could happen if you had a power cut ,and a big coal or antricite fire .Then your circulation pump wouldent pump off the hot water from the boiler .

[@fionnan2811happy]

100% efficient?????

[@adjustablehammer3749]

What stops the water boiling off

[@ryan3730]

The heat coming out of the radiator

[@williecosgrove]

I dont believe any of it

[@orpheasnestos7444]

It’s wide spread common knowledge in many countries and there are plenty of manufacturers with complete systems. Many happy users as well for at least a decade now. We call them hydraulic stoves or hydraulic fireplaces depending on what you prefer. Believe it or not they’re very common..

[@786benny786]

these systems were used in old days for hot water,hot air,and to cook on.brilliant.one of my mates had the old system at his house.renovated his house anx got rid of it.regrets ot now as it did save huge on energy bills

[@anatolijstolaruks4671]

.

[@eire1978100]

cowboy,wouldnt go near him

[@culmalachie]

Nope! Sorry - don't agree. Header tank and overflow when properly sited limit System STATIC pressure. Pump pressure generated by drawing water from other side of ( cold ) system. You correctly say that stove can generate temps of 300C and above - but water circulation will limit that to the water's temperature ..... doesn't it ? Try boiling water in a paper cup / plate etc over a naked flame. but thnx for showing how / how not :-)

[@freedomcontrolled6190]

God paddy's really are living in the stone age

[@ciaranamhain]

It's Paddies, capital P and no apostrophes. You're welcome future dweller.

[@MsRustynuts]

?????

[@mikeyt1025]

Can you please contact me i want to pur your system in my house