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andy44
Today I sat and watched how the boiler operates and I have this question.
If the burner is very strong then it will switch itself off by its own thermostat even though the CH and HW are still on.
If the burner is not strong enough it will not be able to provide enough heat to the whole system.
Would it matter if we install a very strong burner so that it switches itself off frequently and spends half its time being off (even though both the CH/HW are on) ? Or would it be more gas efficient for the burner to be smaller and stay on all the time ?
If the burner is very strong then it will switch itself off by its own thermostat even though the CH and HW are still on.
If the burner is not strong enough it will not be able to provide enough heat to the whole system.
Would it matter if we install a very strong burner so that it switches itself off frequently and spends half its time being off (even though both the CH/HW are on) ? Or would it be more gas efficient for the burner to be smaller and stay on all the time ?