Different rooms within a single zone (e.g., controlled by a single thermostat) and supplied with the same water temperature cannot be maintained at different temperatures by adjusting the flow rate through individual heat emitters.

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Different rooms within a single zone can be maintained at different temperatures by adjusting the flow rate through individual heat emitters, even if they are supplied with the same water temperature. This is because the flow rate controls the amount of heat being delivered to each room, and adjusting it can result in different temperatures.

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