"Andrew Gabriel" wrote in message
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In article ,
"Colin eclipse 2" writes:

Not so

Not every situation can be fitted with a condensing boiler due to
nuiscance
pluming (flats, etc) - so a choice will still be available (B rated).

When I fitted my Keston, I was quite looking forward to seeing
a nice large plume. It was not to be -- the plume it emits is
pretty much exactly the same size as my neighbour's non-condensing
and my parent's non-condensing boilers.

They showed us some slides of plumes at the Corgi event - quite spectacular,
floating around open windows even though the terminal was correctly sited.
The statement was made that most condensing flue outlets should be vertical
ie. roof line. Not to be fitted opposite boundary lines, etc. and due to
this it would not always be possible to fit a condensing option.




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