ConfirmedOpen full image ↗IMG_20260623_162614425.jpgHeat-pump controller · 23 June
Hydraulic overview during natural cooling
- View
- Front control panel
- Evidence
- Controller display directly shows operating values and pump commands.
- Confidence
- high
Plant-room evidence
Photo index
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ConfirmedOpen full image ↗IMG_20260623_162642097.jpgHeat-pump controller · 23 June
Refrigerant-circuit diagnostic screen
- View
- Front control panel
- Evidence
- Direct controller display; compressor-state interpretation belongs with the recorded timestamp.
- Confidence
- high
ConfirmedOpen full image ↗IMG_20260623_162733852.jpgHeat-pump controller · 23 June
Primary and secondary temperature sensors
- View
- Front control panel
- Evidence
- Direct display of outside, primary flow/return and secondary flow temperatures.
- Confidence
- high
ConfirmedOpen full image ↗IMG_20260623_162754959.jpgHeat-pump controller · 23 June
System information screen
- View
- Front control panel
- Evidence
- Direct controller identification and firmware/system information.
- Confidence
- high
Visible, route openOpen full image ↗IMG_20260623_162908182.jpgHeat-pump controller · 23 June
Service and diagnosis menu
- View
- Front control panel
- Evidence
- Navigation context for the neighbouring diagnostic photographs.
- Confidence
- high
Visible, route openOpen full image ↗IMG_20260623_163006510.jpgHeat-pump controller · 23 June
Diagnosis menu
- View
- Front control panel
- Evidence
- Navigation context for energy, refrigerant and temperature screens.
- Confidence
- high
ConfirmedOpen full image ↗IMG_20260623_163203558.jpgHeat-pump controller · 23 June
Primary and secondary temperature sensors · second view
- View
- Front control panel
- Evidence
- Direct display; useful duplicate for legibility and timestamp sequence.
- Confidence
- high
ConfirmedOpen full image ↗IMG_20260623_163217075.jpgHeat-pump controller · 23 June
Secondary return, hot-gas and cylinder temperatures
- View
- Front control panel
- Evidence
- Direct controller display.
- Confidence
- high
ConfirmedOpen full image ↗IMG_20260623_163223419.jpgHeat-pump controller · 23 June
Actual cooling-flow temperature
- View
- WO1C service diagnostics · temperature sensors
- Evidence
- The Temperature sensors screen explicitly reports `Flow temp. cooling 18 °C`. This is the controller's actual cooling-supply measurement, independent of the separate 18 °C circuit target exposed by ViCare.
- Confidence
- high
ConfirmedOpen full image ↗IMG_20260623_163419320.jpgHeat-pump controller · 23 June
Hydraulic overview · second view
- View
- Front control panel
- Evidence
- Direct controller display; duplicate operating snapshot.
- Confidence
- high
Needs reviewOpen full image ↗IMG_20260623_191006187.jpgUpper-floor manifold · 23 June
Manifold dial thermometer · end fitting
- View
- Upper-floor manifold · close-up
- Evidence
- Dial reading is visible; exact supply/return assignment still needs a physical marker.
- Confidence
- medium
Needs reviewOpen full image ↗IMG_20260623_191011983.jpgUpper-floor manifold · 23 June
Manifold dial thermometer · pipe view
- View
- Upper-floor manifold · close-up
- Evidence
- Dial reading is visible; exact header assignment is not encoded in the image.
- Confidence
- medium
Needs reviewOpen full image ↗IMG_20260623_191018376.jpgUpper-floor manifold · 23 June
Manifold dial thermometer · valve view
- View
- Upper-floor manifold · close-up
- Evidence
- Dial reading and adjacent valve are visible; flow direction remains unmarked.
- Confidence
- medium
Visible, route openOpen full image ↗IMG_20260814_094500302.jpgSecondary pump / mixer group
Red and blue dial thermometers
- View
- Front close-up
- Evidence
- Direct component view. Colours do not establish installation-specific flow direction.
- Confidence
- high
ConfirmedP2 · useful detailOpen full image ↗IMG_20260814_094505202.jpgSecondary pump / mixer group
Wilo Para secondary circulator
- View
- Front close-up
- Evidence
- Manufacturer/model family is readable on the pump face. The sharper companion IMG_20260814_151850299.jpg records Δp-c curve III; neither image provides volumetric flow.
- Verify
- Recheck whether Δp-c curve III persists during heating and natural cooling, and measure actual flow separately.
- Confidence
- high
ConfirmedP2 · useful detailOpen full image ↗IMG_20260814_094511456.jpgSecondary pump / mixer group
PAW / Viessmann SR 5 mixer actuator
- View
- Front close-up
- Evidence
- SR 5 label and actuator position are visible.
- Verify
- Record the actuator setting and trace its controlled valve ports without inferring flow direction from thermometer colours.
- Confidence
- high
Needs reviewP2 · useful detailOpen full image ↗IMG_20260814_094516080.jpgSecondary pump / mixer group
Secondary-group side label
- View
- Left edge close-up
- Evidence
- Label is photographed obliquely; transcription should be checked against a straight-on image.
- Verify
- Take a square, sharp label photograph so the complete product and configuration text can be transcribed.
- Confidence
- medium
ConfirmedOpen full image ↗IMG_20260814_094520085.jpgSecondary pump / mixer group
Earlier overview of the complete pump / mixer group
- View
- Front overview
- Evidence
- Shows both thermometers, Wilo circulator and SR 5 actuator in context.
- Confidence
- high
ConfirmedOpen full image ↗IMG_20260814_094524806.jpgNC-Box interior
NC-Box plate heat-exchanger label
- View
- Open enclosure · centre
- Evidence
- Manufacturer label and adjacent copperwork are visible.
- Confidence
- high
ConfirmedOpen full image ↗IMG_20260814_094529577.jpgNC-Box interior
Motorized changeover valve actuator
- View
- Open enclosure · lower-left
- Evidence
- Actuator markings and A/B/AB valve diagram are visible.
- Confidence
- high
ConfirmedOpen full image ↗IMG_20260814_094534168.jpgNC-Box interior
Second motorized changeover valve actuator
- View
- Open enclosure · upper-right
- Evidence
- Actuator markings and neighbouring plate heat exchanger are visible.
- Confidence
- high
Needs reviewP2 · useful detailOpen full image ↗IMG_20260814_094538370.jpgNC-Box interior
NC-Box internals and probable frost monitor
- View
- Open enclosure · straight on
- Evidence
- Best overview of the plate heat exchanger, motorized valve actuators and four physical upper connections in survey order NC-A through NC-D, left to right. The later labelled external QAD36 photographs supersede the earlier identification of the small silver clamp as numeric cooling-flow feedback. The clamp is now a probable physical match for the manual's internal frost-protection monitor, but its cable/terminal must be traced before that function is called confirmed.
- Verify
- Confirm the silver clamp's terminal and function from the serial-specific parts/wiring information; do not relabel it as the QAD36 cooling-flow sensor.
- Confidence
- medium
ConfirmedOpen full image ↗IMG_20260814_094551387.jpgNC-Box interior
Changeover-valve actuator side label
- View
- Open enclosure · lower actuator
- Evidence
- Label is legible enough to associate with the photographed actuator.
- Confidence
- high
ConfirmedOpen full image ↗IMG_20260814_094602074.jpgNC-Box interior
Plate heat exchanger label · second view
- View
- Open enclosure · centre
- Evidence
- Second label view preserves serial/manufacturer context.
- Confidence
- high
ConfirmedP2 · useful detailOpen full image ↗IMG_20260814_100815696.jpgPlant-room context
Complete plant room and confirmed borehole branch pairings
- View
- Front-facing wide view
- Evidence
- Shows the Vitocal, wall hydraulics, buffer and well-water equipment in one frame. The smaller blue pressure tank and floor-mounted Grundfos belong to the unrelated domestic well-water system and are intentionally kept out of the System schematic. Household tracing confirms NC-C ↔ BH-J1 ↔ OB-R + BH24-L and the complementary G ↔ BH-J2 ↔ OB-L + BH24-U branch behind the heat pump. No individual borehole balancing hardware is visible; one common isolation valve is visible after the branches meet. Hidden or buried balancing and the NC-Box internal direction remain unresolved.
- Verify
- Compare branch flows/temperatures, look for flow/return markings and confirm whether any balancing hardware is hidden or buried. Do not infer below-ground joining from the surface trace.
- Confidence
- high
ConfirmedOpen full image ↗IMG_20260814_100825219.jpgPlant-room context
Wall hydraulics and equipment context
- View
- Front-facing wide view
- Evidence
- Second overview with more wall pipework visible.
- Confidence
- high
Visible, route openP1 · topology blockerOpen full image ↗IMG_20260814_100842560.jpgPlant-room context
Secondary group, buffer and wall-pipe context
- View
- Right side of wall installation
- Evidence
- Connects component positions spatially; individual destinations remain partly hidden by insulation.
- Verify
- Use with the probe close-up to confirm the probe cable route and its height relative to BUF-3; capture any visible sensor label or wiring endpoint.
- Confidence
- high
Visible, route openOpen full image ↗IMG_20260814_100846712.jpgPlant-room context
Closed NC-Box and surrounding pipework
- View
- Centre wall · straight on
- Evidence
- Useful routing context; insulation hides junctions.
- Confidence
- high
ConfirmedP2 · useful detailOpen full image ↗IMG_20260814_101006571.jpgPlant-room context
Borehole 1 surface pair entering the ground
- View
- Floor-level pipe entry
- Evidence
- Household identification confirms that the two visible pipes are Borehole 1's surface pair. OB-R is traced through BH-J1 to BH24-L; OB-L is traced through BH-J2 behind the heat pump to connector G and BH24-U. The photograph does not establish how the recalled double-U circuits join below ground.
- Verify
- Compare branch flows/temperatures and confirm whether any balancing hardware is hidden or buried. No individual balancing hardware is visible; one common isolation valve is visible after the branches meet.
- Confidence
- high
Visible, route openOpen full image ↗IMG_20260814_101014643.jpgPlant-room context
Secondary group, buffer ports and wall pipework
- View
- Right wall · wider view
- Evidence
- Good context for following visible runs toward the buffer.
- Confidence
- high
Needs reviewOpen full image ↗IMG_20260814_101037687.jpgSafety and pressure controls
Copeland pressure control
- View
- High wall · left-side close-up
- Evidence
- Manufacturer face is visible; exact installation role/wiring still needs confirmation.
- Confidence
- medium
ConfirmedOpen full image ↗IMG_20260814_101043290.jpgSafety and pressure controls
Shared pressure / safety group and gauge
- View
- High wall · front close-up
- Evidence
- Household trace places NC-Box route C through this assembly toward both boreholes.
- Confidence
- high
ConfirmedP2 · useful detailOpen full image ↗IMG_20260814_101122165.jpgSafety and pressure controls
AFRISO strap-on safety aquastat
- View
- Pipe-mounted device · side
- Evidence
- Device and adjustment access are visible.
- Verify
- Trace the cable and switched circuit to confirm the aquastat's installed safety association.
- Confidence
- high
ConfirmedP2 · useful detailOpen full image ↗IMG_20260814_101126736.jpgSafety and pressure controls
AFRISO aquastat in pipe context
- View
- Pipe-mounted device · full view
- Evidence
- Household trace places route A past this device toward the lower-floor manifold.
- Verify
- Confirm the strap-on sensing point, cable destination and whether it interrupts the floor circuit.
- Confidence
- high
ConfirmedP2 · useful detailOpen full image ↗IMG_20260814_101141249.jpgSafety and pressure controls
AFRISO 611.1001 label
- View
- Pipe-mounted device · label close-up
- Evidence
- Model and 40–70 °C range are readable.
- Verify
- Record the actual dial setting and reconcile it with the traced cable/function.
- Confidence
- high
ConfirmedOpen full image ↗safety-controls/2026-08-17/IMG_20260817_134924941.jpgSafety and pressure controls
AFRISO aquastat and separate Siemens QAD36 sensor
- View
- NC-A pipe · device context
- Evidence
- Shows both strapped devices in their installed order on the confirmed NC-A emitter supply. The grey QAD36 is physically separate from the white AFRISO high-limit thermostat.
- Confidence
- high
ConfirmedP2 · useful detailOpen full image ↗safety-controls/2026-08-17/IMG_20260817_134925399.jpgSafety and pressure controls
Siemens QAD36 cooling-flow temperature sensor
- View
- NC-A pipe · label close-up
- Evidence
- The `QAD36` family marking is directly readable. Siemens documents this family as an NTC 10 kOhm strap-on temperature sensor; its NC-A location, enabled controller input and simultaneous local 18 °C cooling-flow diagnostic establish the installed role. It is not a humidistat.
- Verify
- The /101 or /201 cable-length suffix is not visible; confirm only if exact replacement ordering is needed.
- Confidence
- high
Needs reviewP1 · topology blockerOpen full image ↗safety-controls/2026-08-17/IMG_20260817_134930702.jpgSafety and pressure controls
No separate contact humidistat visible in surveyed pipework
- View
- Above NC-Box · accessible pipe survey
- Evidence
- Records the insulated pipes directly above the NC-Box after the household surveyed the accessible route. No ribbed contact humidistat matching the supplied manual drawing is visible; absence cannot be proved because a contact may be hidden or relocated.
- Verify
- Installer should trace and trip-test the F11/NC-Box humidity-safety circuit, rule out a bridge, and verify vapour-tight insulation.
- Confidence
- medium
ConfirmedOpen full image ↗controller-diagnostics/2026-08-17/IMG_20260817_133802884.jpgHeat-pump controller · 17 August
Controller, coding-card and refrigerant-controller identifiers
- View
- WO1C Brief scan · rows 01–04
- Evidence
- Direct read-only Brief scan capture: row 01 `0 2 4 3 0 D`, row 02 `4 8 0 6 4 B`, row 03 `0 0 0 1 0 0`, and row 04 `0 0 0 B 0 0`. The manual's field grouping maps row 04 to refrigerant-controller hardware 00/software 0B and zero in both mixer-extension software fields.
- Confidence
- high
ConfirmedOpen full image ↗controller-diagnostics/2026-08-17/IMG_20260817_133827315.jpgHeat-pump controller · 17 August
Remote-control and controller software identifiers
- View
- WO1C Brief scan · rows 07–10
- Evidence
- Direct capture includes row 09 `14 00 00` and row 10 `05 0C FA` in the documented field grouping.
- Confidence
- high
ConfirmedOpen full image ↗controller-diagnostics/2026-08-17/IMG_20260817_133848862.jpgHeat-pump controller · 17 August
Installed controller and coding-card identity
- View
- WO1C System information
- Evidence
- Direct display of VC 222-G, serial 7975024301057123, WPR_4512/66 and coding card 4148-06/4B.
- Confidence
- high
ConfirmedOpen full image ↗controller-diagnostics/2026-08-17/IMG_20260817_133915788.jpgHeat-pump controller · 17 August
Synchronized outside and primary/secondary temperatures
- View
- Temperature sensors · page 1
- Evidence
- Direct capture during Natural Cooling: outside 31 °C, primary flow/return 17/18 °C and secondary flow 31 °C.
- Confidence
- high
ConfirmedOpen full image ↗controller-diagnostics/2026-08-17/IMG_20260817_133929478.jpgHeat-pump controller · 17 August
Synchronized actual cooling-flow temperature
- View
- Temperature sensors · page 3
- Evidence
- Direct capture reports heating-circuit room 23 °C and `Flow temp. cooling 18 °C`, matching the QAD36 sensing point rather than the separate cloud target.
- Confidence
- high
ConfirmedOpen full image ↗controller-diagnostics/2026-08-17/IMG_20260817_134018045.jpgHeat-pump controller · 17 August
Controller Seasonal Performance Factor
- View
- Energy statement
- Evidence
- Direct display reports SPF heating 5.5, DHW 3.7 and overall 5.0. These controller figures retain their own accounting boundary and are future comparison values, not validation of the provisional Home Assistant estimates.
- Confidence
- high
ConfirmedOpen full image ↗controller-diagnostics/2026-08-17/IMG_20260817_134105583.jpgHeat-pump controller · 17 August
Passive-cooling equipment state
- View
- Heat-pump status · page 1
- Evidence
- Direct capture shows compressor off and both primary and secondary pumps on.
- Confidence
- high
ConfirmedOpen full image ↗controller-diagnostics/2026-08-17/IMG_20260817_134109635.jpgHeat-pump controller · 17 August
Synchronized pump commands
- View
- Heat-pump status · page 2
- Evidence
- Direct capture shows primary pump 74%, secondary pump 100% and the heating/DHW valve in heating position during Natural Cooling.
- Confidence
- high
ConfirmedOpen full image ↗controller-diagnostics/2026-08-17/IMG_20260817_134250642.jpgHeat-pump controller · 17 August
Synchronized hydraulic overview
- View
- System overview
- Evidence
- Direct controller overview captured in the same passive-cooling sequence; the second photographed overview was the same side rather than an additional hidden view.
- Confidence
- high
ConfirmedOpen full image ↗controller-diagnostics/2026-08-17/IMG_20260817_134808062.jpgHeat-pump controller · 17 August
Backup-heater stage 1 cumulative runtime
- View
- Information · heat pump
- Evidence
- LCD reports 19 h, agreeing with the cloud counter's more precise 19 h 27 min 23 s.
- Confidence
- high
ConfirmedOpen full image ↗controller-diagnostics/2026-08-17/IMG_20260817_134812938.jpgHeat-pump controller · 17 August
Backup-heater stage 2 cumulative runtime
- View
- Information · heat pump
- Evidence
- LCD reports 1 h, agreeing with the cloud counter's more precise 1 h 9 min 16 s and confirming historical stage-2 use.
- Confidence
- high
ConfirmedOpen full image ↗IMG_20260814_111050557.jpgBuffer and lower manifold
Lower-floor manifold headers
- View
- Lower-floor manifold · overhead
- Evidence
- Visible file content is the manifold. Household trace places route A at its upper header via AFRISO.
- Confidence
- high
ConfirmedOpen full image ↗IMG_20260814_111432978.jpgHeat-pump rear ports
Rear heat-pump ports · right-hand half
- View
- Rear-right half of paired panorama
- Evidence
- Together with 111438420 this spans all four lower rear ports and their manufacturer pictograms. Reversing the rear orientation and checking traced destinations confirms installed F, G, E and D in front-facing left-to-right order.
- Confidence
- high
ConfirmedOpen full image ↗IMG_20260814_111438420.jpgHeat-pump rear ports
Rear heat-pump ports · left-hand half
- View
- Rear-left half of paired panorama
- Evidence
- Together with 111432978 this spans all four lower rear ports and their manufacturer pictograms. Reversing the rear orientation and checking traced destinations confirms installed F, G, E and D in front-facing left-to-right order.
- Confidence
- high
Visible, route openOpen full image ↗IMG_20260814_113200926.jpgBuffer and lower manifold
Buffer tank side-port context · partial view
- View
- Buffer · right-side partial view
- Evidence
- Large grey tank is household-confirmed as the heat-pump buffer. This angle does not show the complete five-port set; the clearest count and traced destinations come from buffer-details/IMG_20260814_113151522.jpg and the household survey.
- Confidence
- high
ConfirmedOpen full image ↗IMG_20260814_113445741.jpgHeat-pump rear ports
Connector E endpoint of direct BUF-3 route
- View
- Rear heat-pump close-up
- Evidence
- The connection and return pictogram are visible. Household physical recheck confirms BUF-3 reaches E directly and does not touch the source pressure/safety group; paired rear evidence identifies E as heating-water return.
- Confidence
- high
ConfirmedOpen full image ↗IMG_20260814_113635734.jpgHeat-pump rear ports
Connector D endpoint of BUF-5 route
- View
- Rear heat-pump close-up
- Evidence
- The connection and flow pictogram are visible. Household physical recheck confirms BUF-5 reaches rightmost front-facing D; paired rear evidence identifies D as heating-water flow.
- Confidence
- high
ConfirmedP2 · useful detailOpen full image ↗buffer-details/IMG_20260814_113151522.jpgBuffer tank details
Five connected buffer ports and sensor-pocket context
- View
- Buffer · full connected side
- Evidence
- Best single view of the five connected side ports from BUF-1 to BUF-5. Household physical recheck confirms all five mapped routes, including BUF-3 as a direct route to connector E with no source pressure/safety-group connection. The narrow wired probe pocket beside the BUF-3-height connection is also visible; exact manufacturer nozzle functions remain unresolved.
- Verify
- Capture the complete tank nameplate and expansion-vessel service/pre-charge details; retain the confirmed five route endpoints and keep BUF-3 separate from SG-1.
- Confidence
- high
Visible, route openOpen full image ↗secondary-pump-group/IMG_20260814_120404480_HDR.jpgSecondary pump / mixer group
Four upper pipe runs at the secondary pump / mixer group
- View
- Top of insulated group · straight on
- Evidence
- Direct context view of the insulated pipe runs and cable entry. Destinations are only those supported by separate household tracing.
- Confidence
- high
ConfirmedOpen full image ↗secondary-pump-group/IMG_20260814_120613463_HDR.jpgSecondary pump / mixer group
Brass automatic air vent beside secondary group
- View
- Left piping · close-up
- Evidence
- Direct close-up identifies the component shape and placement; pipe destination is not inferred.
- Confidence
- high
ConfirmedOpen full image ↗secondary-pump-group/IMG_20260814_120619965_HDR.jpgSecondary pump / mixer group
Two brass unions at rear of insulated group
- View
- Rear/right side · close-up
- Evidence
- This frame records the unions and local geometry. Their destinations are established by the wider household trace; this close-up alone does not establish direction.
- Confidence
- medium
ConfirmedOpen full image ↗secondary-pump-group/IMG_20260814_120630761_HDR.jpgSecondary pump / mixer group
Two brass union connections behind the insulated group
- View
- Rear/right side · tighter close-up
- Evidence
- This frame records the fittings and cable context. Use the wider route evidence for destinations; no flow direction is inferred from this angle.
- Confidence
- medium
ConfirmedOpen full image ↗secondary-pump-group/IMG_20260814_120634924_HDR.jpgSecondary pump / mixer group
Thermometers, Wilo pump and upper pipe context
- View
- Upper context
- Evidence
- Context view supports the surveyed SP connection positions. All four endpoint pairs are household-traced; their manufacturer functions and flow directions remain separate checks.
- Confidence
- high
ConfirmedP2 · useful detailOpen full image ↗secondary-pump-group/IMG_20260814_120641665_HDR.jpgSecondary pump / mixer group
Wilo circulator and SR 5 mixer labels
- View
- Front / angled close view
- Evidence
- High-detail label view of the complete front assembly. A sharper companion view establishes Wilo mode Δp-c, curve III; the SR 5 actuator position remains a useful operating-state observation.
- Verify
- Record the SR 5 actuator position during known heating, natural-cooling and DHW states.
- Confidence
- high
ConfirmedP2 · useful detailOpen full image ↗secondary-pump-group/IMG_20260814_120648491_HDR.jpgSecondary pump / mixer group
Complete secondary pump / mixer group
- View
- Straight-on context
- Evidence
- Best straight-on context for thermometers, Wilo, SR 5 and automatic air vent. SP-TL/TR/BL/BR are app survey IDs for the four observed positions, not manufacturer labels.
- Verify
- Record thermometer readings and the SR 5 position during a known steady operating state; do not infer direction from red/blue colours.
- Confidence
- high
ConfirmedOpen full image ↗secondary-pump-group/IMG_20260814_122132696.jpgBuffer and lower manifold
Lower manifold plus paired upstairs branches
- View
- Lower-floor manifold · overhead context
- Evidence
- Household physical trace confirms SP-BL terminates at the lower header beside the gauge. At the outer-left edge, partly visible tees on both common pipes branch to the remote upper-floor manifold; exact flow/return assignment remains open.
- Confidence
- high
Visible, route openOpen full image ↗secondary-pump-group/IMG_20260814_151705914.jpgSecondary pump / mixer group
Wilo Para traceability markings
- View
- Pump face · serial/barcode close-up
- Evidence
- The serial/barcode area is photographed but not transcribed because this view is not sharp enough for a reliable character-level reading.
- Verify
- No further photo is required for hydraulic understanding; retain as traceability evidence.
- Confidence
- medium
ConfirmedP2 · useful detailOpen full image ↗secondary-pump-group/IMG_20260814_151850299.jpgSecondary pump / mixer group
Wilo Para 25/6-43/SC · article 4533170
- View
- Pump face · model and live LEDs
- Evidence
- Exact face records 3-43 W, Imax 0.44 A, PN10, TF95 and 1~230 V 50/60 Hz. The live display selects constant differential pressure, curve III, which Wilo recommends for underfloor heating and other circuits without a variable network curve.
- Verify
- Recheck the LEDs during heating and natural cooling to learn whether the setting is fixed or controller-dependent; this setting still does not reveal live flow.
- Confidence
- high
ConfirmedOpen full image ↗dhw-pipework/IMG_20260814_152228271.jpgDomestic hot-water pipework
Installed hot-water outlet C toward house distribution
- View
- Floor-level trace
- Evidence
- Household physical tracing follows the black-insulated DHW pipe from the heat pump into the floor, where it distributes into the house.
- Confidence
- high
ConfirmedOpen full image ↗dhw-pipework/IMG_20260814_152258407.jpgDomestic hot-water pipework
DHW hot outlet C and adjacent cold/safety route
- View
- Top heat-pump connections
- Evidence
- The black-insulated C outlet is shown entering the heat pump. The adjacent potable-water connection runs to the photographed SFR safety group.
- Confidence
- high
ConfirmedP2 · useful detailOpen full image ↗dhw-pipework/IMG_20260814_152311923.jpgDomestic hot-water pipework
SFR DHW safety group and discharge siphon
- View
- Potable safety-group close-up
- Evidence
- The SFR-marked brass body, red cap and white discharge siphon identify the potable cold-inlet safety assembly; it is not the source-side pressure group.
- Verify
- Record the exact model/pressure rating and final drain destination if visible.
- Confidence
- high
ConfirmedOpen full image ↗dhw-pipework/IMG_20260814_152319781.jpgDomestic hot-water pipework
DHW safety group relative to NC-Box and source group
- View
- Wall context
- Evidence
- Context view separates the potable SFR assembly from the NC-Box at left and the black-insulated source pressure group above right.
- Confidence
- high
Visible, route openOpen full image ↗source-pipework/IMG_20260814_121216033.jpgSource-side pipework · route open
Two insulated source-side pipes with service / vent fittings
- View
- High wall · insulated pair
- Evidence
- The pipe pair and fittings are directly visible. Their assignment to a specific borehole and their flow/return direction remain untraced.
- Confidence
- high
Visible, route openOpen full image ↗source-pipework/IMG_20260814_121221568.jpgSource-side pipework · route open
Two insulated pipes entering the plant-room floor
- View
- Floor entry · close context
- Evidence
- The two floor penetrations are visible. Nearby well-water fittings are not used to infer a heating/cooling route, and the pipe pair is not assigned to a specific borehole from this image alone.
- Confidence
- high
Needs reviewOpen full image ↗source-pipework/IMG_20260814_121231825_HDR.jpgSource-side pipework · route open
Partly obscured insulated pipe run
- View
- Behind equipment · restricted view
- Evidence
- The run is visible but the photograph does not expose enough endpoints to assign a route or function.
- Confidence
- medium
ConfirmedP2 · useful detailOpen full image ↗buffer-details/IMG_20260814_121320489.jpgBuffer tank details
Viessmann Vitocell 100-E buffer label
- View
- Buffer type plate · close-up
- Evidence
- The product-family label is directly readable. Serial/type details should be transcribed from a sharper straight-on photograph before use.
- Verify
- Take a sharp, square photograph that resolves the exact type, serial and technical values.
- Confidence
- high
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Installed buffer sensor pocket and probe lead
- View
- Buffer · BUF-3 close-up
- Evidence
- Household-confirmed close-up shows the probe lead entering the small pocket immediately right of BUF-3 on the tank face, beneath the insulated pipe. The physical probe is confirmed; its Home Assistant entity and manufacturer pocket function remain unassigned.
- Verify
- Trace the probe cable to its wiring endpoint, record any label and correlate a live temperature change with the two HA buffer entities.
- Confidence
- high
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Sensor pocket beside adjacent connected buffer ports
- View
- Buffer · paired-port context
- Evidence
- Wider context confirms the sensor pocket's height relative to the neighbouring buffer connections; exact entity and nozzle functions remain open.
- Confidence
- high