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No, not that sort. :nono: Looking around on the internet, head seems to be measured either from the surface of the water in the cold tank down to draw off point, or from the bottom of the cold tank.

Which one is correct?
 
Surface is what I've been taught but I suppose the bottom of the CWSC gives you the worst-case scenario..
 
I was always taught to measure head from the tank connector, not the water surface.
 
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