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Copper Tank Restrictor
Hi,
Does anyone know what the device with a blue knob does on the return pipe from my gravity fed indirect copper cylinder. It has no electrical connections. Please e.mail any response to:- paramount@dial.pipex.com Many Thanks Phillip Parsell |
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Re: Copper Tank Restrictor
Hi Phillip
I hope this helps Google Image Result for http://www.uk-plumbing.com/bmz_cache/e/e070a5aec6ce08b01c54739e126b0ada.image.200x199.jpg Regards Mike |
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