MASSIVE COSTLY MISTAKE

In the world of home renovation and construction, even the most seasoned professionals can make mistakes. In this candid and informative video, we're addressing a common oversight that can occur during underfloor heating installations: forgetting to install a temperature probe.
Join us as we share our firsthand experience and expert insights into this all-too-common mistake, discussing the potential consequences and, most importantly, how to rectify the situation without compromising the integrity of your heating system.
Here's what you'll learn in this enlightening video:
Understanding the Importance of a Temperature Probe: We'll start by explaining why a temperature probe is a crucial component of underfloor heating systems, ensuring precise temperature control and optimal performance.
Identifying the Oversight: We'll walk you through the telltale signs that indicate a temperature probe was overlooked during the installation process, including uneven heating, inconsistent temperatures, and frequent system malfunctions.
Assessing the Impact: We'll discuss the potential consequences of failing to install a temperature probe, such as reduced energy efficiency, increased operating costs, and premature wear and tear on system components.
Rectifying the Mistake: Fear not! We'll guide you through the steps to rectify this oversight, whether your underfloor heating system is still in the installation phase or has been in operation for some time. From retrofitting a temperature probe to implementing alternative temperature control solutions, we'll explore the options available to restore your system's functionality and efficiency.
Preventing Future Mishaps: Finally, we'll share practical tips and best practices to help you avoid similar oversights in future underfloor heating installations. From comprehensive planning and thorough inspections to enlisting the expertise of qualified professionals, we'll empower you to minimise the risk of costly mistakes.
By sharing our experiences and insights, we hope to help fellow homeowners, contractors, and DIY enthusiasts navigate the complexities of underfloor heating installations with confidence and precision. Remember, mistakes happen, but with the right knowledge and approach, they can be valuable learning opportunities.
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[@TheChipmunk2008]

Love those bright source lights.... Saves having to get loads of different types

[@anthonybragg]

At least you all work together to put something right and not a bum fight of overly high day rate contra charging.

[@dtvking]

Nice work lads. We are all human, mistakes are made but at the end of the day as long as it can be sorted, then all is good.
Hope you received my email a week ago
Keep well and have a good weekend

[@garylatto4191]

Nice work like always Mike 👏, for wall lights try a conduit end box, most wall lights match up to the screw holes

[@johnmcfadden7418]

nice vid please show the bad boy switch being wired next time please thx

[@tonyclark9851]

How are you getting on with the megger x1

[@raj080288]

Would you not do insulation testing ftom the CU?

[@danf6491]

Dont you instal the temp sensor into a conduit or similar so it can be changed later as they always fail at some point ? Hopefully your not just embedding in the adhesive 😂. Looks like a nice job to be on . 👍

[@supersparks9466]

I find them impossible to replace even when in conduit, better to install 2 and have a spare in the box

[@martinroberts5577]

Oh no. Is my sensor laid 😮