Missing nameplates or incomplete connections
Missing nameplates, messy connections or an unclear layout make maintenance, warranty and later upgrades harder.
The actual plant — often the heat pump — is standing and the manifolds are connected. This is a typical milestone for stage payments and for later control. Document the plant room and final fit-out before enclosures and commissioning make everything harder to see.
Missing nameplates, messy connections or an unclear layout make maintenance, warranty and later upgrades harder.
If it is not documented which loop serves which room, the system cannot be set sensibly later.
Drips and lime marks show early — in closed cabinets or behind cladding they are missed for a long time.
Valves without assignment to supply or extract, forgotten rooms or leaky joints only show up in operation — as draughts or odours.
Photograph the plant room as an overview, the nameplate of the plant and all visible connections.
Open the manifold cabinet and photograph heating circuits and valves close enough to read the labels.
Photograph each valve and note the room name. Document missing covers or damage immediately.
Request the protocol for hydraulic balancing (setting the water volumes) and for commissioning. Without these documents, the basis for adjustments is missing.
Upload your photos. We help you see what is still missing on the heat pump, manifolds and valves.