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hello and welcome to heat geek I cant do this a stupid stupid idea hi Im Adam today Im going to talk about low loss headers why to use them where to use them on one [Music] I get it we all want some awesome pictures with social media under a headline saying what a good job weve done for a customer a ninety-nine percent of the time we are doing an awesome job for our customers but putting a lolas header and three additional pumps on a twenty kilowatt system doesnt necessarily constitute doing a good job for your customer in fact it could be a worse job with less efficiency okay so lets quickly breakdown why we use light loss headers so the first place we use olace headers is where our system flow rate exceeds the maximum permissible flow rate through our boiler that is for example when we using underfloor heating you need a much faster flow so youve got an even temperature across the floor however that flow may be faster than the boiler manufacturer will allow through their boil
