As with any “wet†system air may enter the pipework over a long period of time and need bleeding. It is therefore important that the installer incorporate bleed valves in the system design as they would with any radiator system. However, it is worthy of note that in a good installation there should be less of a tendency for this to happen due to the lower water capacity and absence of radiators supporting a “head†of water.
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