What should be done if the water supply in the heating loop is found to be unsuitable?

If the water supply in the heating loop is found to be unsuitable, changing the supply type can be a viable solution. This may involve sourcing water from a different supply that has better chemical properties, lower impurities, or is less corrosive. Unsuitable water can lead to problems such as scaling, corrosion, or microbiological growth, which can compromise the efficiency and longevity of the heating system. By opting for a different supply type, you can ensure that the water meets the necessary quality standards essential for optimal system performance.

This approach can prevent potential damage to components such as boilers, pumps, and heat exchangers, which could incur higher maintenance costs and reduce system efficiency over time. Selecting a water supply with the right characteristics helps maintain appropriate thermal properties and ensures consistent operation of the heating loop.