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As per my other post in the main Plumbing forum - 7 bedrooms, circa 20 radiators (5 of these will be towel rads), 1 electric shower, 4 gas showers, 1 bath.

I am looking for a new system boiler and unvented cylinder. Ideally, I'd like wifi control and zones.
 
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