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The MCS guidelines specify a certain volume per bedroom (I cant remember exactly what) so they will likely have got 400l from that. The penalty for...
@ajbevster If it's fully pushed in yes, better if it also had some tape over the hole to ensure that circulating air didn't cool down the sensor. ...
I should clarify that it's possible, given size and lack of insulation, that 80kW could be right, but not 25kW. For me this is the red flag that unde...
Yes, or not properly pushed into the pocket on the side of the cylinder.
Its not 'very high' its completely ridiculous. 25kW is still enough to heat 12cu m of water every day, I repeat, what are you gong to use this vast a...
120kW seems enormous, whats the floor area of the property? I dont understand why DHW needs to increase because the property is listed. 50kW allows...
Its the actual flow rate, after you have bypassed the buffer/pump, that you are interested in. Your controller should have a read out and I would mak...
Yes the bypass is as I sketched, although I should sound the note of caution that, as I don't have a full system diagram, there may be something else ...
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