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Unvented or stick an electric shower in the new e suit and combi then
Discuss Combi vs tank - which should I go for? in the Central Heating Forum area at PlumbersForums.net
HiIf a thorough calculation is completed you will arrive at the most accurate result. Having said that there are often cases where the homeowner just doesn’t know what, if any insulation is present. Times like that you would use quick reference guides but as I said above these can be way off at times. Once you have an idea of your loads then you can start designing the system. Is the customer happy with a high temperature system? Or do they want to maximise efficiency as much as possible and have a low temperature system installed and so on and so on. Before any of this can be decided and priced up and quoted for you need those initial heat loss figures.
Yes I did pal. I’m trying to plan everything and changing radiators while I’m sorting a few rooms out downstairs. The boiler/tank will be changed before kitchen is completed as it’s currently in a cupboard in there. Hot water flow is not good and I’d like to remove tanks in the loftYes I know mate. My questions were generic ones not specifically asking you . Excuse my ignorance but didn’t you create a post the other day about pipe sizes feeding radiators?
All figures are based off calculate I’ve used. You’re right the existing system is no good so I’ve disregarded everything in it, everything needs renewing, apart from pump and zone valves which are 3yrs oldYes I remember that post and that your current system is a shambles. To be honest from what I remember of the other post is if any of those that have used your existing system as a reference to supply you with a quote so far then forget them. You need a good installer/firm who are going to do everything required and thoroughly.
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