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alexpelli 3
Hi... let me describe the situation:
I have three bathrooms with three heaters connected to one hot water circulation pump (one heating area).
The three bathrooms are in three different floors while the thermostat is only in one bathroom.
I would like to control the temperature of the three bathrooms individually... for this reason I bought the following:
- 3 Danfoss LC13
- 3 Fibaro motion sensors
- 1 Fibaro switch
I have installed the 3 LC13 to the heaters and the 3 Fibaro motion sensors in the bathrooms.
As regards the switch.. I have installed it instead the of the thermostat thus to start and stop the hot water circulation pump and boiler.
I have created 3 heating schedules for the 3 bathrooms in HC2 heating planel.
Here the problem:
I have created 3 separated linked devices in order to control the switch, in particular:
- First linked device between temperature sensor in first floor bathroom and pump switch
- Second linked device between temperature sensor in ground floor bathroom and pump switch
- Third linked device between temperature sensor in underground floor bathroom and pump switch
This configuration doesn't works at all.. because when one sensor order to switch on the heating pump.. immediatelly after the switch is turned off by the other one.
Actually.. in order to avoid this problem.. I'm controlling the pump with three different switches (connected in parallel) which is absolutely expensive and crazy solution.
Could you suggest me another solution?
Should I have to use scenes instead of heating panel schedules?
Thank you Very Much in advance
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